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10 EXTEND ACW1T1ES
Direct Bullion Dealings with
New York Money Market
Mow Possible.
THUS CUTTIMG OUT LONDON
Lower Vaults of Great Estab
lishment in Heart of Paris
Contain $672,957,
276 in Gold.
iFr-- btine Correaponfleni
l'.v ' - -pateh of gold
im.tny laal M-ar from the I'nited
Btatea ' rellfl ? thfl Qe-nnan haaha at
fr.-sh m th.- rnarnory
Thr Important help of the Banh
PC< a Vork mark*t in !
- ? ?????? ria .ui pf
ind as.i tha BBaaaarai le
Banh of Ki anc ma.le
1*1-8*4* advan.*es <>'. irold to th. H.mk of
?:mes is f:?
The queatlon
f gold ng nea ? the r.ire
?poiKlenl viaited thr famoua na
: dnanclal InaUtutton *>f Kranee to
tlenn some fart.- ron* .?? nlna thfl I .
if thr praclOUfl u?? t..l :n thfl world
ibllcan **
n turn it wom t.-. heap arateh at all
lha aeea and :...--:r |
Mbyrinth ;n;forrned
-uard. one OfltOMfl a
: thr hi?h futn tton iliofl of
;nk. who arere amlably wiMna to
."-:f of i. jourr.;, 11 '?
! axflBund thfl aralls fllled with!
? >-.i h-ather in th.- prlvate
? ara M ?ur po.d reoenre for thta **-.
the 4 " ii If fornaed lnti -..);.i
of cold th*? resrrv.. arould hli my ,
rahlnrt de travall.
"The American .nk-.-i* lylng
- :nd stmnc Bteel gratlnga are
sular in *^hap. irhlle the Brltlah I
. irrowrr at th<- las>- We.
hs-.- a ronalderable amount in Unlted
? - iroli **.->;? ng. thtt no\d r.-serv.* ]
? ? ? . ilvaleal of t~. 134,171 (?ur
:? 1127,71'. .
Bank of Kratx-e has <-nmr to thr
? of lha Bank of Knpland at |
tlrnefl MlKCC thfl first well r*-mem
Interflrention, ?ii<n ihr Plty of
a ninnrig.y straits throuKh:
thr failur.- of the BBrina Brothrrs in 1890, j
pon thfl ?"-onomi*' and politi
cal trooble m the Aru.-minr Republlc. ]
i.aik of Fran.f- then lent Hftean
millini- dollnra to I.ondon. and. acrord- (
inir to iradiUon, that amount araa re
??:rnr,! io Pai? without thr s*-a's nt*
'-ie rallway tnu-KS ln whirh thr '
ngota had been piarni havlng eve<n
... Th*-- sendinc of tn*- nvtal
*nt t.< alla> the n> -vousrifs- >.f
' market
Tne Freneh goM reeenre has h<;p*d to ,
tain monetary siaMllty nt erltical ;
four ? ibsr.p;. nI - from
1104 m UM. Tii.s rtaanri ' l i pi*e4*loua
n..t only covera aii hd.n-iar*. paper
?uei - banhnotea, paynBentfl to
?? ade ln go on, but ei
? ? t- r,,rr-,.- tn thr ?,:-*
?rtiational mon*-y market durinf
a rinancia!
When a mark<d mnti?y lersion ari-.es
thr national har h ..r aa ? t thfl Mtuatton
n ndvuice, nnd UT 1 ? ? ..-? ? ej
ra abroad by a k>a: ;n Kohl wh*
?a tr.r eountr* In difl iltli .-? .?oi
In the begin! .* an cm-i
gency ar..-*- The monej ma:k*t r-:t tii*>
?? **autumn of that
.???ar Th* ,pt)trr of the dteturbancfl *?? a
w Yurk bul l'uro; I -?: af
-: by thr defectlve laaue *.f national
In tn** L'alon a m
m the I'.
fhrther lt he for home or forelgl dla*
kurflementa. T1 ? Iraln *.ri thi I
Itj *.f
pan mark'-t Interest on ahort loanfl
metiil r*-a< h*-d fat.t . an 1
pef ? ni .-t m ?? mo
;????. -
\.a- Bgnel arhlch attra- '.-.1 i i
? intei di btoi < nuld
laMlltlea ln gold or in .
1'.- !t; had vat.l-hrd troin .
New York wrre Citf
? money currrnt in iht* ,
Thus a fi'.vs of rapltal ?
vas ? n thfl f'-rm of thr n.n..
? r. Btrovfl ?.<) obtaln the much
i he L-ondon ir*-* m.ii *? i.
tnr ? ?? totlng in tlme* of ?
and in two araeha tt..- Banh of Btiarland
, nrei b ..." eslt of tfl.fla "
**....-. f thr Banh ot Fran--? and
? much )rs-i red I'-.J.
ln u mor ???? t ha ."mt rat. leaped to
< itx.i cent In theaa cMeuBBaiancea a tresh
*al wai rtiHi!. i-.r the Rnaacial aaeiat
??' thfl H;uik ot fr.it' ? The '.auk
of Kngland atalin ;- oai ol IM ? ?"
?* - . Intarmfldlaiiea
** ^JiriB
Of tl ? I'ank *.f Ki..!.. fl
ng enttrj in tbe yeai "??'
'Wt mada na oppoaltlon to th. arlth*
r? ir 'lin-ct transtnihM.il to
Vork Kuar.-.iit***ii bj thfl dtacountlng
<-f l"r*i,.i, ? orum*T--i.-i I pip.-r \--iOi.-s jjlv.-n .
(fl Wfl ha--* done this iii a
' ? . ? fri.-n'ily solidant\ iind with
promptltoda thal tho rircuaaatBaraa |
drad
"We avMdfld taJdng ? paattlen ln ihe
bui placed al the dtapooal of ihe
London market a hjbi In I nltad Htat*-s
aold ape* le *>f aal.4flB.4Ba, Loajdon t.elng the
iht. rm-.|.ar\ rn>>i.*-.v rnaik.-t for the
aarw 'r... Banh ol Pinnce was abie \
flflrefltabl) to draa on Um lart**- k*.i*i re
t,, -av tha i rench m?r-1
ket frota ? t.-nsion illihlBBun untll then."
II tl ? i.btik ..f i-'ran'*-'s Mg raaarva hal
BM beea a BMaattlva tatm.l.l.- reallty >t
- i,r<-ii us. l*-ss to try t*. *ss.-t '?
a Btrat and f.irn<lly markrt. Orave ...-.d :
".:i?..t;,nt maaBurafl flrauld hav* haan aov
:? to saw th* s.tuation. hut th.sr
t have l.? r-ti injurious to Fn-n h |n*> I
diiktry ami , < turn. rfl ?- 'l*h.- Unttfld StatrB ;
?n-i. .iv< i.-.| to obtaln a loan of gold freia
Thfl Ain.-ii. _n P>cr?lary <>f t.ir
'Jr*. urt.lyou, mad*- ov**rtui.-s
1" thfl National llank of Fihik e. hut
fallatl nnd thr gavarntna
'kiov of ti.. Prnnoh baah .;av?- <?rr?-rt io
of thfl Uunk of Bbu*
_ad..
I. onuii , -iiiterid thal It fl/OUld
to I'-nd inot.ry dlre.-t io |
?N,w Voik hut thr AiiK-rhans refus*-(l to
te thi coBdNleaM "f thfl laane*. j
Bad therei .-juest was not Imn- j
Utte flnari'iers think that i
M thr fijtiii,- it BJOttld h<- h*?t on hoth j
!? deal direct arlth Kear Vork.
To form (Inn t BIIBBaTflPHOtfl v*llh :"r-j
?-iBi. banka without UM asadlaiion af
bandan would ba adianlagflaiia baaaaaal
I! WouUI i t'1 aeei.'!
UM Btipraaiai ? ol L_ado? ln ajuflationa ot
; .,>iti?nts. Thfl Hank t
noa in a aeaatMM le dMatoinit
?"'?tign negtMlflblfl flatnilllBB. and thapa
aaa ragularlj rntered la the areakly ?J?|-1
BAXOUE DE FRAXCE.
ance shre's of thfl hunk. Thus. In n< ?
cordanre wlth the new law. thls in*-.i
tutloa enjoya areater llbert] in grantlna
loana t*> foreign countrlee on recalpl ..f
Buflfjclenl drmfta t.< .-over tbe loan. Thera*
f..re. th.- Mank of Krancr InteOdfl t>> pu*
BU4 a poltcy .mtiiiied in l**'.*'and repeaied
? tiiti.s mn r then Iti tutute thlfl
poltfl y arlll ? il not only in ini.-s
of monetarj atrtngeacj but alao when lha
balan ounta on a foreign nnarhirl
-.-? iu nn exodufl ol gold l.keh to
I-.- foiiow..1 bj a n>c in the dlfl ount
rati
ai ead* 'ii- loa dtaflttounl rat.- <>t th
Banh ot Prantn haa eaabtad Freneh
| baakera t.> alloa bjti bi f u I Itlea to nai I >??
and manufacturera Thaaa
vieara expret thi aenttmeni of economlata
rdlna a natlona] t. tnl.-n-y an.l nre
t.\ no meana :...--? algbt ..: al Um Uank
of Kr.rn ?
DOUBTS FOREIGN PRESSURE
Freneh Organ in Mexico Dis
credits European Action.
io ...
M.-xi**.. l.'ltjr, Aug M No new hpht
a i- thrown on th*- Bltuation here to
day. K.f-rnnK t<. th*- **epori ln pr*ss
diapatchea thal -om*- European powera
im. eaerclaed dlplotnatli preaaure to
indiic** the Miwlcan goi-ernmenl to re*
conalder the Amerlcan propoeata "La
Counier Du Ifeslojue." "ican >.f th*
Frencl ? n Mflxleo, sa\s
? Wi ? aavfl io doui.t tlu- With?
out l>* in?: .n th* i onfJdfl n> ? ?' tl ? han*
rellerlea, are do not think are m..k.- nny
mlatake in declarlng thal th|a an
nouncernenl la, to say the lensi ea*
Bggeral ?
On tha other hnnd there la a tm
denc) ln n m< quartera ta believe thal
xptne nucli move may have bean niiirl*-.
but then - itloi ao far of Ita
havlng ha.: any tangible mrult.
The maanefl of the p.-.>i 1** here <i<> not
rtal:-*** thal the relatlona r>f thelr coun*
? ,?>? thi Unlted Btaten have *-n
tered ..!. .i dei ? Btfl phflUM This is pa*
llcularly th* ms*- in th.- cenjntr) and
ca untry toa ns
a
FEDERAL ADVANCE BEGUN
Two Columns Leave Guaymas
for Interior of Sonora. j
N'oealr*-. Arlz.. Aiir U Th*- ?*? irrnl '
ad*.an*-r into thr intrrlot of Ponoflra ??s
becun to-da* Telagrama atate thal ta*o
columns left Quaymaa this
onr of w hi. h was rrport.-d rnitac. .1 hy
thr insurt-rpi m.
One federnl coluntn m"\rd eaal evl*
? ti. daatroy ? railroad eutoff hcina
? |?? thr r.?. ia Th - ln*
tended to allou< trafft- on thr Bouthern
I Hc ol Mexico 1" a-.oni Empalme and
. . ,- Ihe ffl ? -
The colutmn rrp..rt.-.i engaaed marcbad
north |
i ightfna nl Maaatlan, ln Blnalaa, ???
r?aport<Hl here to-niKht.
-?-?
AVIATORS FALL 1,000 FEET:
KILLED NEAR BIG CROWD
Frenchrnen in Hydro Aeroplane
Race. Paris to Deauvillc,
Met Death at Rouen.
Rfluen l-'ran-*-. AiiR 14 Thr Krrr.-h
avi.iior M Mentalent, and ?? paaaaager,
m Metivlei arara MUed te-daj bl thr
.ollapsi- Ol ihrir hydroa* roplat.e Mon
tatenl arai ona of nlne .omp-titors ln thr
h>*lro-.'i?-ropl.,ti<- ra> <? whu-h start**! from
\,. ;-, i-.-iris. thta Bflorntag let
Dnnuvlllfl. thr autntnai raaerl on ti.<
north oaM Ht raac-hed Reuen third.
nn.) waa fiyina at a heighi al iMt feel
iis h?- approachad thr town.
Th?- waitii.K rraarda saw thfl maehlna
v ,H.i.??,!-. pftflh rlolantty and drop The
rj-reupanta wort thrown out. Mflotalanl
rr.ishrd thrflfllgh the dflOh of a nvrr
batfge; M'tivirr frll Into the rivrr. Moth
u.r* so badl* mangled that they .ouid
. .,,,,.. hfl recogntaed Montairnt was
;, nativ*- of Reufln, flrhera b? was om- *>f
th?- larit'-st laiidow .,,-rs
Thr other eontflfltanta wor* *-nmp--ii?*'i
to nbandon th<- race. Charlea T. way*
.,.,-,., the Ameri.-an. flrho *vm a-nonc
tti^m was fon.-d lo daacentl outairli or
l.ou.i. On a- ? oiit.t o' motor troul.].-.
Tlu- fatal.ties rr-ord*o aho- .? miflfl lo
|1S thr rlrath toll of aviation. Of thifl
number 04 bave oecuiTed rn thr praaend
LOTI CONDEMNS BULGARS
Their Atrocities Worse than the
Worat Printed, He Says.
London. AU>. ? Thr BUbtMM Port..
|,as oprned dlrert nei-otu.tions with thr
i i,.-,.t. M No- i.-M.h. "ho
Mnll'arian dele?flK ?'?
h., rrmalnrd ln I onstantinopl. atafle he
?e?i there al the outbrea* ot th-?
J* ,? ,,,,-otia-.- .... ii..d.,s,.-,r..,,nK w .
Turhir i? l? undflratood thal th. Perte
remaln> Brm arlth ragard ta Adriam.M
llM, Klrh Kilis-4.1.. bUl IB Prrpar.-d to
?,;ik, mn-r-sions in other quartera
Pkitb Lotl th- I'r* !.<?!. writ.-i. under
Conauntlnople date. ai*n4lfl ?o -Tha Dally
Telegraph" a vivid story of his Imprea
sions on rlMtlng Adrlanopie and thr sur
roupdlng distri.t- M UM! aaya:
??Th.- Bulgarlana hav.- made of 'ihra.-e
H ii.-rrt aurpaaaliaa hi Bbomlnatlon every*
thlna i h?d raad and all lhal I Imaartnad.
with what f iv hava theae Cbrtatlaa in.
eratots a*orhed In atrder to aecompltah so
much d'-inntloti in B Utw montha!"
M i.oti ronfinns the storv of si\eral
ll.ousand Turklsh prison.-rs heinfj herdrd
op an laland and thflffl al!..w.**l to starve
t.. death by tbe Bhtigailano, theaa who
Hurviv, d sta.Mition Balag masharred. and
protests ln thi- stronKrs* t.-ims ak'alnst
I'.urop.- perinlttlng Adrtnneple t<> bl haM*
*i h.-i.-k to thr HulRarians Mr says to dfl
Mi would Bfl B -il".?. Bnd -exprrssrs thr
ti* llef that thr Kussians ha\e h.-en mlsled,
Bnd that arhflB MM know all the mon
?traua t.uth thay arlll raaMaa that to take
i,l thr rausr "of thls small, decltful and
f.io'irius people, thls opprohrluni of th
Kirat Slav fanillv. would \tr to soil thrii
htatotry wlth an IndHlhle staln."
CHINESE VICE-PRESIDENT
General Li Yuan-Lung Sure
Tokio Government Took
Hand in Recent Revolt.
CALLS DR. SUN POLITICIAN
Says Southern Leaders Are Not
Patriots, but Are Out Mere
ly for Personal kg
grandizement.
r ? abta la Tl ? 1 ' Baaai
II anghat. Aua -?? "Th.- Chlae Presa
?. irapepan* hera snd ona
,,f tn. I.H.Iir.K lort-iKli dalllaO l" thO
i-.-.r Eaal pub Isboa a., mt' r.stlna "*'?"?
rioa alth <;.n-rai U f aa-buag. Vlce
PraMldent of thi RepoMlc of Phlna a.,.i a
tototmm leedei In tbe ra MU 'hi"
Mtded with tba overthrou of tba M u
and ? ?"' "f ,h' ";'
,,,,,?? ? .. resl sra tho ? lewa of
Oamt rsl i '"'" '"' "k" "?' eaelotanee lhat
la beina ^ ' ' ,h''
Japaaem
He . ?. .
aldlna ??? rebelllaan, aaralch he (U) .a en
deavor bb : -"': I"''*"' beina i
lo fua ? Bl ? ka ? int "??'""'
- rcovi rnmenl n." If la
Inten ated itter.He.ra
Japan di alrea b areal hlna d
\ a.i <i ln twi ......
Hla '"imn'iii ernlna Ih iun
imeral Huana Ha n| an I
1) adera --t Ihe proea nt rehelllei
whom t""k a promlaenl part ln thi ra
....-, .' -? la.
.,.,.M., L. Hi d< ? btra i tt"-: Iheai laadi ra
. . . ? ?? raratnted
. andiz
ment Hl B8 ? lhal - ??'._.
nothlng to do ? ll aaa of tl
.' i
General Li at Wu---hang.
Xh. ???? - ? deal of ' Th< ''li
WhO BSW G ?g, Whii h
raaa the rana-To. River froam Hafi
k"?. aaked hlm to arhsl ? ata nl the | r -
...... ? . rdded bi foreigi
rai i.i I'oii'iri' 'i a momi 11 and Ihei
i on of
ti.. IV '"'? 4
??-*, ,, natderabl. exteni In faet.1
il th nk it ' "uld i 8 '""??'
. . ., j .
"Whal ' ? S|M"
.. . thi rTeanondent aefed
I .h Hnanclal and parreonal Wo know
h number of Japaneea ?..? aartlarelj
;ivj,!.. , ? ? and ?i>m* Of I
... i. i ?,, iM if time i" ?
mttti I. fl io hundra ?' api dfte m
wtaiv . ...... Bjme ? "">
i . u htcti la thel Ja| ??
have been .<? tiv.- in i'i"'" Bgalaal
4.-..V. rr-iii-nt "( <hin.i. and thu the J?.p
M.ni'Mt haa oMIgtngty ali>4t Ha
. . t.. tnadi rtperatwna, lf, ladeed, II haa
not rendered dlrarct aMtaastaneo
"Kverj tinn o/i have dlsca ared a aeet
.,f plottera, bomb Ihrowora nnd lha bko
the hava been crasil) aasoclstad with
Japana ae aad Japan Tha r hava
conatanl Booodatoa arlth lepanooi con
Borl wuh Japaneaa loeet avoraarn and had
charatrters, and arrlve aad d?-p.irt by
Japaneaa ahlpa VVhea deteeted, thosa
irbo nt t ofl ? '..??? thhi aaj Thla la ri".
... ? id.i.tal nml 11 la not m.-rr eolactdt
Thal miahl ?< i ur on ona ,-r parbapa i
aral raeiaa. bul not Invarlablj
Smugglmg Armi by Night.
"Wr haw kaOWB thal for aome BBBUthB
Japeaeso ahlpa plying on tht raaafTso
River have beea brlngtna 'n anaa and
ammunltlon for the troopa i.t NanJring,
Kiang'SI end Hu-Naa, arhlch are now r?.
belllrtg agalnst tna fuaernnaeui Tha
ahlpa v.cii'! atop outstdo n7u*8tna Bt
nlKiit and take tho I STgO BtaBBfd from
llghtera Thej avould Btop in ihe river at
oeeignated placea KU'Kuo waa ene and
dlaeharga the cergo, erao at BBgbt in
riii Way a BUppI: "' arma and umniutil
tn.n was BradUallj Bei ba, whirh ha.a
enabted the rebadUea to aaafca a bagbv
nlna w. rogulaiiy had our agonta lrav?
ellina ,,n th'^e ahlpa and re'.nrtlna,' whal
occurrod
??How were these purchaaea Raaaead'
oraa the neat quaetlefl
"l-rlri'liallv m .lupan. I btHovo The
Kuo Mlng'tang (Natlonal party) haa not
?jOMOoortl auitn. ifiii funda t,f Itaalf, The
recent Japaneaa loaa tt. Hu*Nun k*ra*r*rtoco
bi ? naea bi polnt. UBlBBBBBB aeeured bj 8
ooneeasion covertng all ratntog iigbta in
tho provlnce Doea any MM who knowa
tha ';ar>I think BUCh B loan COUld he
Bnaneed in Japan aitheul tha balp of
tho .1..r'i.ri. s. ai'iv t rnnit nl" Hllvt-r to j,ay
the rebel troopa and keep them toiretiier
haa also beam brought h-. Japaneaa ahlpa
Kx-.l-ivtrnor 1.1. "f Kianat-Sl Provlnce,
wenl oul bi a Japaneaa ahip, snd re
turnod le atart lus revoll ln ona a
japaneae ehlp or ganboal haa alwaya
been aboul orhenaver required to help the
?nU-dovernmont plottera to oeeapa if
tn. ' \a.rt' dia.'.ver, ,| I COU-d Klve you
twenty pMtaacM Wo know the namoa <>f
poana Japanaaaa Who bava been belpliig
lh' .iinsi'iratori
? Whal ObjOOt would Japan have tn foa
larlng dtaordsr In ''hlna"" the corre
Hjii'tidetil Baktu
Japan Wanta a Weak Chma.
jiiiiaii daea not arant Chtaa to frbw
Mrona," U ra*ap|ped. "That Ib her hroad
r,,,iitic.il objaact and aln- adopta varloua
moana Of beeptna ''hlna back and retard
ina: hei eSBBlepaBBBt "ne wa\ to keep
. hma weak la to aplit the country into
two or Beveral parta. each arraytd
agalnHt thO Stbera A way to retard an.l
MWVont "ur development la to pul obata
rlea in tbe wa\ of Inlroductlon of mod
(.in induatrialiam.
? The llu-N?n loan ifc a k*'><td exampie of
thla method. The loan Ifl f<>r ll0.flii.,oi?
of which the provlnce. or, rather. th,e
Kuo Ming-tang. gets onlv VLMMt The
rei-t Is ' "mmlaalon. Then f underatand
that ot thla reaidue about one-half goes
to pur.-haae arma and military munitlona
from .lapaneae flrma at a price which
laprasantB a proht of 200 per cent And
the arma are Inferlnr. too I rememner
K.rnt! eorialgnmaBta pent up te me from
gbanghal during the revolution by
Hasng-Helag and hla auborrilnatea. Prob
abl.v what is left that la not aqu.-ez.-d
ajrttl he uaed to pa> troopa to flght the
?-?"Vfrnment.
"Any oni' ran 000 that thia kind of
trartaactlon win ruln the eeantiy. a dis*
aatroua loan haa been mailc which la
belng expended entirely upon what under
tbe heat ,-onditlona would Iae unproductlve
meaaurea. and which ln tbhl 0088 h ab
BolUtely deall Ilt 11VB for it ls used to make
dVll war to dOBtroy rommcrre. to d<a>
rastata the country. to make praductkM
dlffl'-ult and in aome places tmposalble. to
OMrtroy our buddbia eense of natlonaliam
and to rerlva uith ndded bitterneaa and
rancor. Intei-prnvin.ial auapl. loua. hoa
tllity nnd dlStrUSt
Hypothecated to Japan.
"And to K't thi- monev f.,r auch ueea
the whole undev.-loped minint: righta of
n rlch provlnce nre hypothecated' If
.iHpan ahould not wanl BB develop theKe
resour.es heraelf. ahe taa, at l.-ast for a
lnrii: tlm*.. prevent anv nne from doinat
ao The bear deal i'hina I an hope for K*
a rhanCO ro buy back these rlnhta nt p?r
hapa double what waa leened r? |ra?
;,i. depend upon it that tvie lapaneae
Rovernment will htuk Ita natlonala m en
rareiaa thi aareeiaent althoug* H h*
ObarloUBlj lllecal And tha- pajople who do
Ihlnka like thla nre <-rlti'rlslBg the fOV>
ertunent for ita loan polley "
When asked the reaaon for ihe pre?enr
polttl Bl .'adtalion in .'hlna. Oeneral U
reol ? d
"lt 1? foundfd upon noihlni* eSOepI the
peraoaal Bmbtttoaa ?.f eertaln nien Wa
faugbt t" ovetthrow IhO Manchu mon
archj an.l mtabllah a republic Thla waa
donc i" roaa hlag a eooapreaalea erltb boiim
Of IhO Northt-rn lefMBMra n"tahlv Vu:in
!shlh-ka! To rea.'h that eomprom
Iwh-- uacaaaan foi ... h party r.. ritld on
1 aerne polnta fuga had been in favor of
retalntna tho namarehlcal form of ***overn?
ment ahleh he tboughi aroald ?..rk bet
? i'hina. and Impoaing BPOB it B cnn
1 Mltutlonal aoveraaaent nnd a raapoaalbla
I Preralet Ho Barvaaeed aaaai Btrong ?r
i fumeaia in dofeaco "f hla alea bul ln ih?
Ien.i be 'teititii te thr aai*nata*H deetro "f tho
Bouth for a republic and i" proVOBt " *l?
viMori of the ni.tioi.
ln r.'luin for thla COneeSSlOB BBd be*
.?aua. ba l* Ihe nassl espsrloiwed ami abla
oi Mvtas Cadaese BtalaeBiaa. ??? Bouth
.in.i- rhooa bim a> provialonal Prealdenl
and plodaed oui ?? Ivea to slve h ? admlnia?
tratlon "in Buppnti and oaoiotanci Of
i, , t:-,\ ernmeni haa ? n. ounti i ad
dlfltcultlea Of courae ,t raaa mada mla
?.,,,.- iu courae, maa) taeopli ..'? dfea
s.iti-vtd Tbla la men tha laual rwidl
tmi, in all Bovernmento, eapetrlall In re
publica But tboec aho ari dloaatlsfled
_r> i... therebj lustrfled n attempttnt lo
| chanaje th. admlniatratlon excepl t? con
? tlonal mt aaa
Not Fair to Blame Yuin.
?'.'hina haa not ;.?* c' ;< r.'?-',lnr Con>
atitution. I"ir Vuan .^hlh-kai cannot Jusi!
ha blamod for thal fl la ihM fair for the
Bouth ta afthdra* Ita aupport from lum
l>ef"rr a perm.,n'nt H'""nmrni ?-...| bOOB
aataMhahcd To attempl to i H...ri?. tha
, Bdmrnlatretton under thoae elrcumsta
: i ? an aruwd robelllen t? aaara than ha I
:??, 11 ls aai' ke'l '
"g bOt argaatsatleae nr peraona arp ra
? . ,r>'e for efforts 10 ???. nMi-'W th.
? . m floreraaientT'
Tha oiajamlaatlen la thr Kuo Hlna lana
BBd perhapa ent- r.r two fori'irn gOVern
rna-i ta nre Indlrertlv bojaatna Th' prin't
i al pe.anris ar. Huanfl llaina and BUH
- ra
"\\ hai are th.eir '.bj, b
?'Peraoaal aprrrandi.'rm' m T1.'
Vii.ti ua.irplna rtowrr la iinii"na.
; and tbe) Un"w it They ore n"f alrerra
The) havi Bover suppawted Vuan Bhlh*ka
? ereli Hsrdl) araa Ihs republic fawawd
?*fian thev ht can to BCraBflM W SSl I ni OUl
,? taflce snd . eet one af thamealvos la hla
pla<e. P_r thi" puritoa.- thtv aut.ai.li/. d
itearapapora :'n,i porfected aocrel oraaal
?atloaa i baow wheroarf I Bpaaah, aa foi
? n time u aaa IhaJUghl that bt; I ?
Boutharrner, i ?** riot favorabli to Vuan
Bhtb a*;,i i wa"- fraaquoatl) approa
t,, all) myeelf with tha oppaarltloti This i
, ...,| t,, bo aa i fell that tha provla
l"nal |{r.varnrn?nt ah"uld aet a fair I ' I
t- atralgbtan thinra out .md prepara f".
tho peiaaansni loiaiamaeil r**urtherraore,
I taald not ae.' am'.nc that iiowd any
rn-* r.ti-'d t" replaM faan Ramamber
v bai Iharj dld when the\ ,iiiitro|l. d ttv
provaaleaal awarnnMnt sl Naaklag
\|,,,,,t fii, ono finn ?aa apt-nt. lh. fKBtei
part of whi'h ia aaaceauato i for. it ia
s.-.hi thal Huang-Halag nnd hki erawd
at|Uee7.'''l ll*1 800,1108 l h;n I n" CSad
denco ln them ?r ln thelr nhllltv to go\
Mai ''hlna pioparly Thelr pr.acnt eOUrSO,
if tboy sre mn auppeeeeed, win dtsrupl
and ruln the natlon "
london. AUg ? The IVklnn corre
apondtnt of "The Tmiea" dea.-rihf". chant
Ir t'ondltlona In the VariK-Ta" Valley. ow
Ina* to th?- dilatorlne?a of the aajajarorBBBaai
tr""r^ Ha Baye th?t a*lthtn a tay*a
mareh of the Wu-Runa forta :.<av> Bouth
ajrnera eontlnuo te defy Ihe vi tora. and
the attitude of thr Klang'TIn forta Is ao
'loutitfui thi.t tha wnrships. whi.h ara
badly want.d far an a>?,.uit oa Nankhag,
ilun not vrnture past th.-ni
Nanklnf la **tin vallantly reatstlng the
attack b) (Jureo ajovernananBt armlaa, and
| ln tiie other dlstri'ta "th.- ?*? ii?:al RabM
n,vs ?,f IhO proa lalfinal admlnlatratlon
ana**ouragee isoiatei risintrs agalnsl au
thority The power of tht purat. adda the
, oi r.spondent. haa been allowed to mip
plaal the poarer of tht- Berord, and. con
dUCted "h the preaenl lin.a. tba war can
h.st rbrever.
a ?Jhanghal flspatch to "The Tlmea,'
contrary te ihe ivkini* dtspsteh, aaaarta
that dva .rulaers pasaed I 'lilnK-KlanK
pioceedlng unstroaia "n toturday, pi"^
Inc thal the KlanaT-VIn forta an- lo\al
-DOPE FIEND" HIS DEFENCE
Chauffeur, Arrested for Selling
Drug, Declares He's Victim.
! .John I tennis. B .haufTeur. of No :4>i
I U/OSl Hd aireet. waa arralifi.e.l >eat?'rda\
I raornrna ln the Weat 8id?> court. before
i MaKiritrut.' Ilerbert bb ihe charge <>f
I havltiK a bOttk of heroln ln hia poaaea
aion. He waa held for tfpeclal Seaslona
Kennla waa arreated Iaat Haturday
' niKht by Deteetlvea < ahiu nnd Olaata
i after thev had tralled hlm from the baae
I menl "' a lonaaaont housa la xN'?-at 37tii
j atreet, where they believe he bounht th>
| drug. The bottle of heroln wa.s found ttl
hla left aleeve. When Irennla appeared
in .ourt he denied the ShBrga >'f tha
poilce thal bf waa a "tunner" for a drun
aeller nnd declared he waa a drUK flend
'< "Hoii.st. Judge." he said "I in a dope
flend. and not a runner. I waa In Halle
vue. where the> trtated me. and when I
e;-me cut they Bave me this hoitle. I'.p
got te have the drug.'
ESPERANTO CONGRESS OPENED.
Herne, flwltiei land, Auk :'l Thr ninth
Int.-rnatlonal Kapeianto < ongreaa opened j
Iu rt- to-day with ele^en hundred delegatea
nieaent representlng twent> -three na
tlona Twelve American ropresentatlvea
of both aexea mar. hed behlnd the Ameri?
can flaf in the openint; procesalon.
EATS 39 LOBSTERS ON A BET
Modern "Lucullus" Outdocs Roman Feast of Nightingale
Tongues, Besides He's Alive
and Won $10.
"I'hns" t'ranprr BtOWfld away la*t nif-ht
thlrty-nine lohsters, wriKhini* frotn a
pound to a pound and a OjUnitflf ht a
hotel at 23d Btreflt and Third avrnue.
gouth Hrooklyn Hr won a wajjer of 110,
whlle two hundr-d frlends wrre therr to
Bfljjey the fun; tbea onr of thrm remarked
that "Chrltt" had pai LUCUllflfl 10 hlush.
? Who's Lraculluflf*' ask-.i Oranger, wip
Inc his mouth wlth the tlfte-n'h napkln
' A Roman who at- nightingalea'
tangneB." flra* th- reply.
"How many did h** rat ''"
"I don't know "
"I'll het I could -at a million
< nntlnurd from flrat paflr.
laughed and said. "Thaw placed
Htian*?r faith in hlfl ability to influence
publlc oplnion. It is all of a piece with
ih- egottatical faith he has ln his own
importan*-** and in what hr th-.nks i?
th?* trend of publlc oplnion ln his
favor."
''When do you axpeei Mr. 0*Mara to
arrtvi and tahe charge ..f your ini rr
-sts ?' Thaa araa aaked
He l.ristl-d indignantly at the sug
geatlon lhal he mlghl bfl auper?ded m
the ifrnrralship
"<i.\iara is nui comlng,M ba anld; but
wh-n told Hiat .lispat. hes .1- w-ll as
his lawyera reported that Mr. 0*Mnra
had atraad) atartcd f..r Bt-herbrooka ba
admitted hfl did flSpflCl him.
"i ih. wrlt. h*- la romitiK," h- said,
?hut that is not important. I am h.-re.
That t enough.*'
Thaw looked aboul hla call ->s if nraU
pleaaed arlth hla qunrtera, The floor
was treahl) acrubbed and io..k-.i :ikr
th- de. k >.f a ahlp just after it bad been
"holyatoned." a fraah Iwreeaa eame .n
through thfl four nrlntfoara, arhlch com?
mand a \ i-w ovar th- tops of tr?s of
thfl .- 1 I Mi gog River aa it ruahea to
its junctlon just beyond tho toarn arlth
tbe st Prancti oa .;-- ara to Joln -he
st. Laa:. 1
'ai- ...iu Battafled that everything :s
tix.-ii up arlth Roger Thoinpeon, your
. hauff-ur ln your eacapa, and that he
will Btand pat'.'" hr taaa aakfld.
"I><. you ihink h- is atlll vroriied?"
Hi Ifl Bfl much arorrled aa 1 am. Hfl
wiii he aii rlght 1 engaged hfr. st.
Laurenl f*-r him s.. that hfl arould he
sure to bnvfl a good law.-or."
Shy of R. J. Butler's Name.
\\ ti. ara you anxioua to bavi him
so B/flll tak.-n . ar.- of? Tou aald
? ? . ? h<- h;nl nothmg to
w ? 11," he rcplicd. snnlinc. "I
aranted him to have a good taeryer
\\. mn) gei up s.iin- damagt 1 ilta and
?m* fwti.
"Whal 1 ul Butler?" ha araa aahed.
"Whi.t Butler do you maan?" hfl re
luichly,
Richard .J. Bul ? r, Um man arho araa
in rharite of thi partj thal freed >?'u.
' 1 io *...-I rnean to .-u.. you don't lutara
him."'
"Thfl iianre ;b faiuiliar." hfl s.inl.
ng Bhrewdly, "bul 1 am nol Bay
|lng wh.. 1 know i- other namea. s..>,
whnt do you think? Tlu- have offered
I.. put -xttii gunrda lo prota. t rn*- from
belng k.dtiapp.'i '?? men in th- smptoy
..f the Nea v-.rk peopta or t.. pr.
m> 1 \ii\ Thera is a gi/od
Btorj f-.r you: ''lasi. betweea armed
thuga fr-.ni Amerlca and Canadlan po
Uce; Bttempl to (*'?' Thaw a. ross the
border Into th- Unlted states." "
11- laughed delightedl: at hla own
j,,k. Hi was th< n aah< .1 wh.t ha
Ihoughl aboul th- opiniona of lha doi
tora here who hnva Bxnmlneal him an.l
dfleltued him 10 ht- Bana ln their opln*
lon
? Th*aa local doetora hav** t -1
amlned BM f'.r that r*-as..n." h- said.
? ti.. \ just cama to i"..k ...it f*.r my
bealth. They ar- just th- ragular do* -
tora to th*- iaii. Theaa doetora up h. re
ar- imt ? apeii nlieniets."
At this polnt in the con*. amattOfl
ilnv. rnor I.a For. e, the prlson Jailer,
Cama and s-ilrl that time was up and
th*- lapiaaaiilatlva ert-aald ha\<-' t.< go.
Advisea Governor of Jail.
?? 'sir sh:'' Thaa oxelalmed, Irrltnbly.
drawmg !-?' l-'.-rc nsid.* 'Th-r- is 11.|
Uurry. i don'l raa win nrhoevor aranta
to Mfl me .ati't rlo BO as loflg as bfl
aranta lo. it is fnotiali 1 cnn'l hav
\isitors aJone, too " i"s< haiMUeapa
th.- jaii fone bj havlng to keep ?> man
in m\ room all tha tlmfl '
But th- governor was determmed.
and th- Intervleej was over daeplte
Thaw"s protcst.s. On thfl way out gov?
ernor i?i For. - was aaked about th- re?
porta thnt th** jail was areek and th it
the iminigratl.il ofll. crs wera anxious
aboul Um poaalblllty <>f an eacnpe.
"i def) anj "n?- t.> tak- Thaw. out,**!
Bfl replud. "lf 1 thmk th-r- is my
danger of thal 1 teill put Um in a ape-j
clal i'.-II are have, lim-d with a douule
grillln'*; of chllled Bteel in th- hOtiT,
wall, celltng "nd windows. That efl 11 !
is fiiinous tl.rougliout Quebec for its
Btrength. II flraa epeclall* - .mstruci. .1
tarenty-flvfl yeflura ago for Jncejuaa M..r
riston. who ifl lam.uis as 0<M of thfl
most t.rutal murdcrers t'anada ev*-r
had."
11** then told of an Bttempl thit
falled to gat another notorious rnur*
flarer out of tha apaetal celU Thla araa
Rdni Ln Mfltrntngue, l.-aii.-r ot a band
of outiuws, win. eludfld enpture for aev*
eral yeara, 1 ntil he was flnally cnught
and lock-d up for the murd. r of an ri*
tlre famlly.
"He was hroucht to this cell beOhtMM
h?- was so neaperata aad it waa .he
strongest on?- in th- provlnce." the
governor said. "Om nlght Khcrhooke
was Btartled by yella, and it was dta*
COtrared that th*- prlsoner's band h-id
mirrounded the Jail and was determin.-d
to NflBBBfl him.
?Thr nirmh. rs of th- hand demand-d
of the Jailer thal hfl delivt-r I.a M011
tague to them, hut th- Jailer repll-sl
that he had thrown the keya of the vll
away. Thfl OOtlaara knew how atro ig
|Bjfl cell whb and gave it up, hecause
i Sute you could." said Arnold A Hart
1 man. of rister county. handini* hlm 110.
Kxcept for the pain caused hy parting
) wlth 410 liartman looked none the worsr
. for his part In the **astronomic feat. whilr
j Qrangrr said hr could have eatrn thlrty
nine more if it had been necessary.
| I'ranRer Iivrs af No. 724 Third avenue.
! Hrooklyn. H?- was once a yacht strward
and his emplovers fre?juentl-. commented
on the larjrr appetites of the erews. Not
' long airn hfl atr fl tiftren-pound hlueflsh.
1 six green pepper**, nlnr potatoes. two
i loaves of hread, and washrd it down with
I ten bottlea of bear.
1 they knew they could not get La Mon
I tague out. Two daya later they hnd
thfl pl-asure of viewlng his hody where
h** had been hanged on the hill behind
the Jail."
Guard Prisoner Closaly.
As thr r-sult of the report that
reachfld Ottaara that an attempl might
be m;ide to rush Thaw awa\, if he
should bfl acfljultted of the charge on
whlch h* is h-LI. so qttlckly that th**
Immigration oflli ers arould not hava a
chanca to renrreat him. orders were
sent to Oovernor La Porce by tete
graph from Ottaara t*. puard him ctooe*
|y until he was handed over into th-n
cuatody.
Thaw's laaryarfl sai.i to-day they m
itnd-.l, nnless something *?<*< urred to
ehange their plans. to stt< k 10 thelr
habeafl oorpua aiit, by arhlch they an
... ct to gflt him free from the charge of
baing a fttgltlva from juatlcc Tbey arlll
OO thlfl even though it is known that a
warrant for his imniediate arrest under
th*- Immigration laera has been issued.
f.n.i they believe il has been deetded to
depflfll hlm into V.-rm.>nt. They are
rrllling, bowever, to g" to trial on this
iBBue, thlnklng they can win his aaaa
before the i*nmigrati"r. board whlch
arlll . onal irr it.
In caee they fall here, their plan
ih-n is to appeal to the Minist*-* >?f
the Interior, who can tevieai the find
Inga of the board al Ottnarn, if they
loae thera and Thaw goca to v*?rmonl
I they ara atrand: prepaiing for a big
; li*?ht ln thal Btata to ; revent his ex
tradltlon t.. Kear York
William a Btone, former fJorvernor
I of Pennaylvanla, arho enme to consuit
r/ith Thaw's lawyers. is working on
I thlfl end Of the i as. H-> ?rafl Join*-d
to-day by W. a. Blakely, *.f Pltta?
burgh, Dtetriel Attorney of Allegheny
? ...uity, Pann.
"i an noi a member of Thaw s
counael," Mr. Blakelj said. "but i ..m
an oid fiiend of hta i eauMfl at his
requesl and aa a cloaa fTtand of his
famll: ? i s.iw iiitn la hla cell to-day
and found him ln good splrit- I have
HO opini'.n 10 ? -xpr*MM Bfl tO hM l as. .
except that I think hfl is talking too
much and will talk himself back into
Mait.-awan if hfl keeps it up."
Mr. Blakely had B conferenee lo-dav
with ex-Govflrnor Btone. He said the
Thaw ' as- was dlflCUflflfld and ulso a
civil matter that had nothtns to do
with it. il*- lefl to-niKht for I'ltts
burgh.
Has No Fear at Matteawan.
Thaw was visited in his * ell this
mornlnf b) Dr. <i- L,- Humc, a local
ph.N8i.isn.
1 . i rtauib thmk Thaw Lfl sane."
said I>r. Hiimr "1 base this belief on
hla wonderful m> mory and hts ex
truordinary know 1. dge of law and
mfldlcine."
H- said that altbOUgh Thaw had
BOnt for bfaH and asked him to ad
mlnlater a aedatlve, bo he could ilaap
al nik'ht, any rfmn under similar con
tiitlons might do th- same
?I have no fear ->f golng back lo
Matt.awan." Thaw said to a jail phy
atfl i.in. "DMn't i tmco th- etectrtc chalr
twiCfl without fear? 1 had no 1. ar
th*'n, bul 1 didn't dflflCTVfl to go to it.
Bul hl tim-s I think lt might have been
best if 1 had. Then all my troubk-s
would have been over."
Thaw aaked Go-trernor Lafl Force to
da> lf then- arere p.-inK to bfl servi.ee
held in the Jail. lf s.. he wanted to
uttend them. Hc expressed disap
pointment when told there would be
none.
The Rev. Ceorir** Mdntosh, paator rf
the Court Street Methn.list I'hur-h.
alludfld to the Thaw sltuatlon in his
aarmon ttvnlgrht i>r. Mclntonh after
war.i explalned aa bki leaeon for dohtg
to ihat ln tiiiking to rnembera of hia
, onKirgatlon hfl found th- general hopfl
expreoaed thnt Thaw iheuld hol ba
hnnded over to Um Aaaerlcaaa, as be
had already had enough punlahment
The better Infornaed members. boar
ever. he said. expressed the wish that
Caiiadian law should take its coiirse .
regnrdlflaa of other taoueo. Mr. Meta*
to?h said bfl hnd heard Of the rumora
that Improper Influence was belng us.-d
in Thaw's behalf.
?it is to bfl boped that our Canedl-ui
courts wlll inamtiiiii their hiKh rep i-j
tiitlon." he siiid tn his sermoii. ?'Pub- .
IM oplnion win ba ln favor of our Inaraj
tiiklng their prop.-r i ourse wlthout be
?ing . orrupt-d i>> any Imprapflr imiu
eii.es. M] idea is that publlc oplnion
should bfl in favor of the courts bflfaflg
absolutelv fair and ihat they shall n >t
bfl deflected from the course of justlce
b] adntater mfluence" _.
"M" johhm tells
iy HE'S NOf GUILIY
Negro Heavyweight Explains
Why "White Slave" Charges
Have No Basis in Fact.
WON'T COME BACK TO U. S.
Hopes to See in Heaven the
Many Friends He Has in This
Country?Appears on
Stage To-day.
'By Cable to The Trlhur," 1
London. Aug :'.",.?"Jack" Johnson.
the negro heavyweight. arrived in Lon?
don yesterday from I'aris Henry
To-eer. manaifr of the London syndi
rate halls nwning the Eustnn and the
Sovith London music halls. at \vhnfi
Johnson is billed t,, appear to-nighr,
had n-~>t reaehed any d<< :sior. up to a
late hour lasr night as to cancelhng
his anangements.
Johnraon . roseed from Roulogne to
I'olkeHtone by the middny steamer. As
it l.erthed he and his white wife were
aeea seated in an automobile "ii the
maln deck ln this iar they later dri.ve
to Lrondon. Jr.hnson stated last even
inff that h<- Intended to appear at the
two music halls to-night.
All Mr Tozer would say wlvn in
formed ,.f Johnson'* antrttem.-nt waa
that he would see Johnson this morn?
ing and hear his alde "f the ouestion
before eoming to a tinal decision. Ar.
Baysuafer, where he is sta>ing, John?
son s.iid
"<inly sickness will prevent me from
appeanng. I am not golng to d<> much
hoxing here this time but am going
t., gi\e leetatreg. My anlary arlll he
about |5,0M a week.' Asked if he
would ??' ha. k to the Unlted States he
replied
? I have ri goo?i many friends there,
but wh.n 1 meet them, lf there is such
a pla..- 88 Heaven. 1 hope It anill he in
Heaven and not in Anr 'ira. There ia
no Justice for BM BB Ani'rica after
beating Jeffrics. Th'.se m London who
hnoa me know I am not the sort of
man some paoata and the nt-wspaperd
are making me out to bc. They kn-.w
I am honesi and mraight. and know
lhat if I had laip d"wn to Jcffn-s. I
could bave made enough ***** to have
needed to look at music halls ffgain. I
have d"ne nothing to be asr.ani'd of. I
hav?- been artekadly nataranrassntea,
and when th- pobllC kn<>?s the faris
of th<- casa tht-: arlll sympathu.' wlth
in" and BOt < ondemn me. . riminal
procoedlngS arajia brought agamst me
solely on the ground that mv wife. be?
ing a native of <?hio, had joined me In
Illinois."
At this pomt . :rs. Johnaon, arho was
present. corroborated ber husbands
statement, adding. 'Thej kept me in
a house of detention for BV8 we. ks bc
Canse J would not Ila about 'Jack.'
Th.-y wanted BH to say 1 bad bBSg
taken from one state to another, but
this was not the caso." Johnson then
resumed:
"This charge agalnst me fell to tho
ground, BO anotiier was eoncOCtgd
Two and a half yeara pretioualy a g:rl
I knew named S'hreiber gOl my KaW
York address from a fnend and wired
me for h.ip. I wired ba< k. asking her
what she wanted, and she replied ?"."..
Th.s mone} I sent her. not even seemg
her, she tveing in ("hicago. < >n getting
the m<>ne\ she travellcd from ChtCBgO
to r'lttsl.urgh. so I afterward i.arned.
ami a aecond charge araa uieferrad
againal me that it araa 1 amyaell wiio
renaoved this giri from ona state to
another. I did no BttCb thing. I simply
helped her with BBone], bul aay d.'fem. e
was uaeleaBa
'Tnrectly I saw the hiry I told my
lawver that e'.even were for life con
vlctlon and one f>r hanginy. They
were men from away back belnnd Chl?
eago. and my cofcMT was enough. Tho
lawyera go' IllOtOW caah oul of me
and were after tnv automnl'ile and
everytblng ahM 1 had. but theea I made
over to Mrs. Johnson "
Johnson is invltlng the Rev. V. B.
Meyer to meet him on Wedn.sday ln
th? paaaanra ef iepa*ananUtWea of the
ptreaa
FLAG OF PEACE UNFURLED;
ONE TO GO TO CARNEGIE
Oolors of the Rainbow, Merging
Into White, Symbolic of
Union of Nations.
The Hagua aiug -1 A .-?"?lai *t aaion
of the Crdvereel Peaa Camgrsoa was held
.liiruia; an BXCUTSlon t" Amstirdam to
<ia\. The Rev. .1 W Van Klrk, of
Vounaatoarn, <?hio. offered to thi i uiigreoa
niiil tho POSCO bur.au ..t I'- alM I IWW
p.-rii.' Bag. ?itii aaaven stiip.->. the ,"lors
of the rainbow merstng into ahlto ayna*
bolli of the union of tne differen' itaUOaia.
a atmllai fiaR arlll bc preeentad 10 An
drea 1'arneale on the oanraslon of tiie ia*
auguratlor if the Pala***- of Peace on
Thurada) nest lo be hung In the atreat
ball vaiieii arhltration rneetlnara are i.lns
held The flrol bhlp entatrtns the iviaama
Canal arlll alao earrj rb. H;._
STANDARD OIL DEPOTS AFIRE.
?mvrae. Astatk Tarkay, Aag. M. The
large Btaadard Oll aapota here caught fire
durlna the nlght. and 111 a spe. t.t'-ular
bbize 2.:*u caaoo f "ii arara doelreared
Tanks ' .nitairiiiig a thousand tons t>f oll
arere ondangered.
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