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FRATERNAL NOTICES. |
THE COMMAM'KK OP THE si PKEME COCN- }
oil. Anrlent xml Aeerpted S<-otti?di !!! *_ ?>f j
I'reemmonrv for ilie tinted State* of America. j
et?\. Orient of Nexv York, will deliver w leeiuro |
on the history of I In- 15 i?in ill- Ifcc' lodjfe- j
room, third fl??or. old Mnsoni.- Teutph\ S?th mil
F sts. n.w., Mnndni. the 'JTili i>??* .. ??t s I
o'rhnk p.m. Admission free. Ma?.f^r Mjimhis in (
S??od standing united. W. II. Mm I HAY. E. i
VT. 7.F.A. I . H. K HAMlili. roinmitter.
SPECIAL NOTICES. _ _____ !
THE \NM AI. MEETING |?l THE STOCK- j
holders of the 11iv:?t lull* !'<?\vrr Coini'Snv.
for ti?e elei lion of direet..? j?nd tin- trsiTis n-- (
tion of ?in li other holiness nv mux properly |
rome (teforr said meeting. xxiil N- held .it the '
offlep of i . ? Mi'lin. No. 1 ??T North Fairfax j
Alexandria. \ on I hursday, Apr.I '?,
1911?. at 1'J o'eloik hoo:,.
S. U ItOWI'X. S. r.-inry.
1HK ItO.XUh or IMIAISMA* V or I NK IMS |
trirt of i olunil in \? II liol?l ii< regular quarter- ;
Iv examination* April lllih ami 1 llli. HMB. ,
Appli.-af .on* musi l? t?I *?! with ih<* so. retar*
by April 3nl. W. T. KKUKOOT. .IK..
Serretarr. i
XOTlfK IS HKKKKY MI\I\ IHK STUCK
holder* of tho ?'itnimor.v l'uildini; t'ouipauT j
that tin- ,i(pnip:in.\ limine s.?M It* principal j
ar known as the ?onitn. ri . lnti'idinc. lonte.l . J
? the ii?.-tIi?':imI . iirii.-r .. 11*11? si. aii'I Henn- |
I >l\nn<a aw. i?.>*Winston. i? i .. d:?tr:- j
button of |K>ri;o?ts !,. iTm iTil* ?It* iofrom !
'will 1*- mail** aiiooit* tin- ?iofki:r>ldert .v?nrd- |
iiie to ili.-ir ros|M'. live holding* -m.k lliriv j
iv -i' arbm* tiiii" ?t t"ffliv ..f I!so nn |
designed VII red .' s ..f -ail I .iiiiim-rre I
Ruihiing <?u>i?an> a- hereby noil tied i<. pre- j
? vnt i l.iiajs to rimler-ijiii'd on or j
lie fop ilo* _"Mli ?|.n ?.* Ma-' li. ISId.
.1A MI'S RAM! I*. S . r.-iiirr,
Ko'tn 113s. Mnnsry Itnililinc. j
frasifinf; n?n. i?. ? m.mh ii ? ;. ioi?;. at a j
meeting of the itnard of d.re.tor* of the Harm
*r? aii.J Mri hanios* National Hank of tleorge- |
town, to M this <lay. an extra dividend of 4
par rant on tho .-apitu) sr. . k was > dared,
payable April 1. 1!?1?;. to stockholders of record
March 1JM
W. i:i?Mo\'S'ro\. I aaliior.
T If KICK AVI I.I. HI! A MKKTINti of 'I'll F.
*t nek holder* of tin . orroran lire Insurance I
< ompao.T of tlie Oistri.'t of t'.d.iml-ia at their I
office. fiiM 111 li st. n.w.. or. Monday April It. ;
UMH. for the purpose ,.f elm-ring nine MM ?!i- j
r*. tors for the msiting Tear. Hulls open at j
13 III. *n?I ? Jose at 1 p.m.
LPl'IS 15. FKAK. Secretary. |
CLEVER PRINTING.No
matter what the .-hara.-tet of tour
printing. yon an onnt <.n it^ Peine done rn
the most effe. tivf style ;i thl- tonality
T'rint shop.
Jis&d <& Oeiweiiier, Inc.,
The Big Print Shop. 420-422 nth.
l'?? RLASO.VS I'm: A ISANk A* I'M NT.
KCASO.N M MHI.U JP
Your t'heeklrook on the
Security Savings
and Commercial Bank.
NiMH .nil 1; SIS. N.NV .
1- fund for yet:. l?tjt * valueless to
^ the pickpocket.
ladlar Starts the Account.
TYc Add Three iVr teut Interest.
It's a Significant Fact 1
?that proper", v ovis r. an-i agent* send f..r
nm when confronted l?y t"i m ?i?rti .?1 r > ^
roofing problems. You'll know WHY m f ?' r i
we i'.av.: uuc?- vrw'd y.?i. Estimates gratis. ' <"
WcsIj. Loan i ti
OraftoH &.
TO WHOil IT i?AY (UNtEKN-I \V 1 Li~N?7l r
responsible for any debts contracted by
any one other than tuys-lf.
frkmhui K T"!:i:F??:i:. t
Dl; r~HILI.II* BKIID.MI; A I'ROM- I
in"nt physl'-ian. is very Hi at his re*id-nee, ;
a?M :trd sr. s.w. 1
Will paixt y7>F a han i/soMk oil *'
Tainting. landsca;r. . flowers or marine s< ene. j,
Join my club of ?? n. 51 a month. Ad?lr? S9
Hox Ib-J. Star oflp-c. i'.",* I
CLEVER PRINTING, J
rniqao ?1 i|. 1 a\ -. 1
Lat'-st tv pe fa--' s. >
Ch ain st press work. j t
National Capital Press, |;;
.Ml llth Sr. Phone M. V'.o.
INGENUITY FIGURES
LARGELY IN PL I MltlNG.
Tne experts here are selected
for their ape.j*l abilirv. .
mtllCE 1. COLBERT, til 1 at Ph. M 3M6.
This Window Shade Factory . s
Will furnish you with better ' ! x
Shades at loner prices. j
The Shade Shop, r$h *v4. \,
i n
Our Optical Service Means j"
I ><
F \ Pfl't s>p> ,r 'ropoflent that every , s
i,of who needs eyeglass*-s
\fatlo ti i have them made j?. order.
. latjv. \.\j lt jjt lh4> s ,r0 wm v (>f j,f ( finar 1
!)t"(icr. 1h'' kind to meet earn j C
individual requirement. 1 \
M. A. LEESE ^T.VVtrkrt ;
' 1 NEV Kit DISAPPUlNT." j
You Cam Get It!
There'* plenty of business ' > b? i>a<1 f*.s
the - asking. Make v?>ur appeal through 1
good printing Adam* Printing.
THE SERVICE SHOP.
BYRON S. ADAMS. m**".?":
ONE APPLICATION "
of poor paint to The roof wili do
more harm than a good paint <an correct
in years of time. That's why it pay*
to *ti'-k to Iromlad ltoof Paint. Tried
and teated /<>r ti years. Always safe.'
iRGNCLAD;^:L.vr::j;';,::? vNo,
We Don't Advertise
prices, but we d"
cc: 3 MBi I WO.or/ ?? :
V V U'UN.US. k
LUMBER CHEAPER i;
T'isn firm? "f*!?vinff i n" i?ri ? ?.
1 Year* lu RAD7ipO' W V V
Bunn?vi. 0/"i U?r Js. tu") ,\\ F:. \.W.
THE KKNKTV|.N?i or ,
TO? R HEATlMi PLANT *
Aouf-i fI: nf-r\i-" of h new p'sn* when t}?* f
Nuedd expert* overhaul ami repair the old <
_t-a'er. ..'on\ ?.. snr.ni> :.l-t u>th. 1 *h. t.
Shingies 56.5? *
f;?ir Per
r,ptf" 1,000 i
FRANK LIBBEY & CO.,j!
Ore?r Oth and Ncy. York :i\ - TAraMishe'd 1S1M.
V A L U E I X C O A L . !
FIi> client reasons why we ga'n "?d retain 1
trade. Light OAI.. Light pri'-.-. Light service. I
** 3 A r,R ArF ,fi' J *** n r
M r. VJIV- Vl-1--. I-L.mr-. Iltr. 3?-a<. I
PURSELL SELLS BOOKS.
I ; To ?h* minut*- collection <>f
Fiction. l'racia.
iVin. Script nra! Wor*-.
properlr Priced.
. r. r:itSKIJ. j{.w,k^M.r A. y:?o.;- > K.,7 i. *r.
REGELDINQ ar.o r-irnittn*?at mod i
rate prices.
_ r2l"^fL * J A L V IS. 13fti O st. nw.
Cabinet Mantels and Tiles
A re the gf-mv of the home, liond tM?r> and con I ;
* omy combine to recommend tic* tr.?rk of experl* J
Jiar*. Kl? ? | .> t. r.l.l.r, i 1 il'myti:. i n. . i.*_o.
. HAVE"yorrt ?.as and ?>il
STOVES P.LPAIP.KD NOW.
BROILER. PANS. DItKASK TRAYS AM) REPAIRS.
A I.I. STYLES V\ D KM.
W. S. JEXKS & SON. ?f 2" 55^2 1
LAN DIM API NO AM) FORESTRY.
HEDOIM.. EVERGREENS ANI> SIIRl.RS.
Lawua made, pruning " ;uon cow. E. P. Hodman.
1119 8th at. o e. 32b 11th at. ?.*. Ph. L. 1951.
Kaflrnat"*.
PIA N'THI^K KEN ICMM S3 .VI ifpT
PENT A PPT.I KD 11 !'! K< HAS ED.
VK.TItOLAS AM) ?.KAKO\uLA3.
Rrrco WOK''II. Ill" ?; ?r. r w.. Worrh bid*.
1 \vu REAlTIP! E I RON ! UIMIMS KACINh |
Pmu?y!??n!P #f . in 1 .if Star building to
?>??rai>l?- tv-nan' onD. Apply Buam>-?? Mao- i
gar 'ilia i;v>nin; Star.
UDDERS STANDARD" Pt.lMBIV. KlX-i'
if** for bathroom uml hi'< li*n iu?tall?d by I
' KKDKKP K STEI.ZEK .'llL'l llth n.vv. !
'' lnmhia 5SS<?. <,?-? **t imaic.
i_ 1 I.. i .
PALMISTRY.
CONSULT THE ZANCIGS.
Pai.mists. ran hii k keai?im;8. ji.oo.
bTCUlO. W14 1411. SI N.W I'lion.- U 441V.
ktvc Ylii.lt HAND HEAD BY MR. DAOUD.
)!? w?-ll known trnliflo palm if.
I'.tad.n;* $1. only b.r appoint meat,
r^oe North lift Studio. l?22 U at. a.w.
. Bell-ans
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it 25c at all dniggists.
r
ITHERSIIOM
IN LOCAL CHURCHE!
Observed by Practically All th
Episcopal Congregations
in the City.
PRflfiR AM DP MIRSIflMS
i i vvi i mill s/ i if i w i v? i ? v
WILL CLOSE TOMORROV
Holy Communion and Renewal o
Baptismal Vows feature of the
Week-End Services.
-~s;. NaBjBjpy
_ ^jgS^gOg |
I.ORD BISHOP Kll IIARDSO.V.
Tb?- fen st of Tlie ;i it nunciatiori, a tla
ceuliarly sacred to motherhood. an
mown as "Mothers* Union" clay. v. a
baerved this morning l?\ practicall
11 the Kpisoopal churches conduetin
ri'ssioxis. "!*hc two-week city-wid
rcachiaqr services arc to close toinor
ow r.igilt.
At All Saints' Church. Chcvv Chast
he feast of the annunciation was cele
rated with holy communion this morn
ng by the rector, Canon Austin, wh
elivered a brief address. At the ser\
ce Fast night the niissioner. Rev. Lewi
L Levering, spoke to a large congre
ration on the subject of "Salvation,
le urged the people to distinguish be
ween intellectual and moral concep
ions of Cod, and spoke of the atone
nent as a promise, as a fa? t, and a
xperience.
Pictures Drawing Power of Christ.
The niissioner pictured the draw-in
.ower of Christ crucified in all age:
kt til** i lose of the sermon the con
.regation stood and renewed baptisms
ow s.
Th" Hussion at this church will Hos
omorrow. At ; ?;"? the niissioner wi
ddress the Sundav school. At the 1
'dock service Bishop Carding wi
drninister conli i mat ion. In the even
ig th?- niissioner xviil conclude hi
eries of addresses by speaking o
The ('town of Life. The "Gloria i
Ixcelsis' wili be sung a.-- an an the]
if thanksgiving, and a thank offerin
x ili be made.
At St. Mark's Church.
The feast of the annunciation was oi
;e;\ed tins morning at St. Mark
"bun h. \t tii* service last night t!
hui ' ii v. as crowded to ti> doors t
iear I "f-.iii Vernon preach on the suk
em. " What Shall I I ?c? to Re Saved.
"an V* : non advised the peoplf to pi
heir cases into the hands of Christ n
f He w . I e no advocate before a judg
following his sermon In. Vernon gav
listru' tion for holy communion.
Services at St. Mark's tomorrow v. i
se t he same as on other Sundays, it
tnnouriced. but the evening: servo
vi 11 be especially impressive. Baj
ismal vows will be repeated and n
lewed by the congregation, and as
nark of thanksgiving the "Festival '1
jeurn" will be sung. There ate al;
note than TOO resolution cards to 1
eceived by the mission'-;. A thank
living offering will be collect-d !>
Stetson will officiate a' the evenir
n-rvice a d ftean Vet i.on wijl preach.
Christ Church. Georgetown.
The fe.st of the annunciation w.
observed with holy (ommunion at
/clod this morning at Christ Churc
Jeorgdow n.
At the church last night t|ie mil
doner. Re v. I?r Nelson F'. Dame, uig<
lis bearers to take up the work of t!
_,ord. He said it was the duty of tl
people to take up the work of Cod ar
1 urth*-1 it by spreading their effor
hroughout all the parishes.
Service, tomorrow at Christ Chun
w ill be elaborate. Holy ? ommunit
w ili b lebrated at 7:30 and 11 o'clo?
in the morning. At Id o'clock R
f'ame will talk to the children of tl
parish. The services will take pla<
with ' mm union at 11 o <lo?-K. ana
:a! rvi?o for mkmi will be held ;
o\ ir? tlx- afternoon. Tlx* ser
j? ' ,*it s ?.vi?.n;k v. ill mark the closir
of tlx- ini:-1"ion.
St. John's Church. Georgetown.
At St. John's ''hur? h. Georgetown,
large < mgrcgat ion was present la
night to hear He v. Herbert Parrish. 1
preached on the subject of "Rife Ete
nal" and the significance of life in th
world. He will preach at both servic
tomorrow.
The mission to boys and girls clos?
yesterday afternoon. Rewards we
given to nearly 100 who had not mtssi
n day. also to those who obtained goc
marks for the catechism and for wri
ing diligences. The Sulpieiau syste
was followed in the mission and tl
interest increased from day to day.
.Many adults attended the mission
children. It was conducted by the re
tor-. Kev ?'. P. Spat ling, assisted 1
Rev. G. \\ . At k in son and lie v. ! '.
Kite hte.
Large Congregations Expected.
lievoi'd-breaking congregations a
looked for tomorrow in St. Albati
parish. Rev. Mr. Mai thews will preai
at St. A1 ban's t'hurch tri the morn in
at St. Patrick's t'hanel in the afte
noon and at St. t'olumba'a Chapel
night. fiev. Mr. Palmer will preach
St. f'olumba's in the morning arid
St Alhan s :it night. Rev. Mr. Shear
will preach in St. David's Chapel itt tl
morn i nic.
Larger congregations than ever we
ween ni a)' of the ii \ churches in .s
Albans parish last night. Rev. .V
Matthew v preached on tlie Ten '"or
nan?irn? i * - hi St Coluniha"s Pimp#*
^ rons r* icr t oil wht?h completely ta.v
the capa'-tt;. of fjie chapel. At i1
Imvuk- l?e\ .Mr-. Palmer took as h
text 'He Kept Rack Part of the Pric<
from the Ana ma* Incident in Acts,
part, he said "Von may deceive yo
neighbors. you may deceive yo
friends, but you cannot deceive <?c
Religion is worth exactly what yi
pay for it, in sacrificing your pet idea
and sins. The man who does not p*
anything for his religion, vvho%does n
| j give up anything" for it, will not have!
f j a religion worth much." ! %
[ j Tier. Mr. Shearer had a large con- ^
| gregation in St. Alban's Church. At ^
I the Bible reading in St. Alban's Rev.!
Mr. Matthews, taking the Kpistle to the i
1 <'olossia ns. spoke of seven kinds of j
l jprajer?individual, public, earnest.-iti\
| tercesrory, faniilv, ceaseless and faithJ
fill.
e FRENCH SHELL ENEMY ?
ONMiKI FRONT
Wit v< Ibvi 111 II I1WI1I ;
_ i
i
Show Activity in Region of Giavgcli. ^
According to German
\J I
Advices.
'f | RKKI.IN. March The Hfr 1 i per ; W
iTageblatt's Macedonian correspondent .
sa\ s thai French forces from the intrenched
camp at Saloniki have been
showing activity in the neighborhood
. of'c; ievue I i on the Serbia n-< Ireek frontier.
where they fired ten shots from >
j heavy guns against <lerma n - Aust rian 1 sa
pioneers who were repairing bridges, th
i The shots did no damage. i \\
The French also carried out a bom- : A
jhardment in he vicinix of Doiran. A ^e
| mnnber of small skirmishes beween ;
I patrols have taken place, ihe corre- ;
jspondetit adds. v ! f'f
| MARRIED MEN DEMAND i
! EARL OF DERBY RETIRE 1
i _ ea
: 1,1
Protests Registered Against Call to '
Colors Before Single I
Men Respond.
MA Xt 'U KSTKll, Kngland. Map-h _ *?.
The Karl of Derby's resignaion as di- ni
re cor general of recruiing is demanded m
1 ii a resolution passed at a meeting of ("c
married men .vho have attested under w
the Derby scheme*. The meeting was n:
held for the purpose of protesting st
against married men being tolled to
v the colors before all available single j
3 nmn had joined the army. j ''
Similar meetings of protest were held J ^
s simultaneously in other cities. j ^
j w;
: ACCUSED OF ATTEMPT
TO POISON HIS WIFE;
? ~ I m
s Harry B. Brooks, Colored. Placed | m
Under $5,000 Bonds Pending j
Grand Jury Hearing. !
! ai
i VN
s Charged with having- tyc-rl to poison K
his wife, Hai rv H Brooks, colored. <
; r?.
was today held i i: the 1'njted States |?
branch of the Police Court on $5,000 ai
g I bonds to await action by the grand J
k?. I jury. Brooks, who has been separated i -p
- 'from liis a*, ife, Martha B. Brooks of j w
il !727 Kenyon street northwest, is al- j
jleged to have sent his wife a bottle of j %
M blackberry cordial recently, in which*
i there was arsenic enough to kill 150
!1 'persons. Brooks, it is said, pleaded
- guilty to the charge of attempted pois
soniug. V
?? I p:
I Note From "Girl Friend." t<
S i Mrs. Biooks received the cordial a
j few days ago. Accompanying it was a j'1
note purporting to come from a girl {f'(
friend whom she had not seen for two ;
.ears Martha had a numbm of friends '
S I -1
t in arid had prepared to sample a glass ^
of the beverage, when one of her com- j^Jpanions
sard she had better be care- c
fu! "'cause you have had a powerful
1 lot of bad iuck lately."' s
' .. .1 nr. Il Ian .. i Jl f I) ?> '
j * OU|JlJiig linn dumu.i . < . V.I (
I fait that she had suspicions the writ- j
1H i ing in the note looker! more like her I
?' (husband's than her girl friend's, she
e learned the bottle to the police station.
n I Detectives Robert Hovvlett and Charles *
! H. Bradley took it to the District
!S chemist, who found that the bottle
e contained 413 grains of arsenic. f
Running down a few additional clues. ,
the police decided Brooks was the per
petrator of the deed, and swore out a I warrant.
7 TOTAL OF 4,162,700 PESOS ,f
'8 SLATED FOR DESTRUCTION ;
*
18 Mexican Currency of So-Called Army J
h j Issue to Be Burned in
Public Square.
i
;d
ie MEXICO CITY, March 31 (delayed).?
With ceremony 4,162.700 pesos of paper
ts money will be burned tomorrow by officials
of the treasury department in
h the great public square of Mexico City
V' fronting the national palace. This
r money is a large part of the so-called
ie army issue which is being slowly
e ! withdrawn from circulation.
: The national treasurer announced toi
! night that bullion and other forms of j
metallic reserves arc being brought in i
from various states ??f the republic and i
concentrated in tne national palace in
readiness for th^new issue of the pa^
per money which was printed in New
j i orK. vne iiunuicu iniiiiuu pcnus ui
'e this money has already arrived and
r" th?- remainder. 150.000.000 pesos, is exis
pected within a few weeks,
es The treasurer has repeated his statement
to the public that all citizens will
f.ri be properly protected during the financial
oliangee, and that there will he no
efj repudiation of the old issues of paper
Kj money.
t
SUCCEEDS CARDINAL GOTTI.
*? Cardinal Serafini Appointed Prefect
y of Congregation of Propaganda.
KO.MK, via Paris. March 2 5.? Pope
Benedict has apopinted Cardinal I'omenico
Seraflni to he prefect of the
rf> sacred congregation of the propaganda.
i's 7
rh The position of the prefect of the
propaganda, the important Roman conK'
gregation which has charge of the adr
ministration of Catholic Church affairs
iii 1111ion ? >?unines, iifcanie vacant
with the death of Cardinal <Iotti last
,n week,
at
er :
he ' ~ ^ "
Don t Miss tlie F
n i"i
Iii todav's Star. W'hctlu
^t.
^ renter it will pay you t
J," prospects for inspection fr
Iir of desirable propositions
ia Want Ad pages.
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MIETOIR FATE
REMAINS IN DOUBT
/ireless From Auxiliary Ship
Aurora Makes No Mention
of the Explorer.
EADER OF PARTY ACROSS
SOUTH POLAR CONTINENT
>ssage From Vessel Sent to Rescue :
Leaves World in Dark as to
His Whereabouts.
I.U.MmiX. Mari h ' \ wirM?-itK nfw- |
ye from the auxiliary ship Aurora of
f Shackleton Amarot it- expedition
as received in London yesterday. The
urora at the time the message was
nt w is in the far south I'acific. The
ire less said the si earner had heen
imaged and was proceeding to New
inland for repairs.
Reports received here today state that'
e vessel is not in distress or in. reed of
isislnnce. Reu tor's Melbourne correlondent
telegraphs that if necessary a
lief ship will be dispatched from New
?alai!?l to meet the Aurora. A New
uiland wireless station is in communition
with her-. Sir noughts Mawson.
e antar'-tie explorer. expresses Hie
linion lh;U there is no cause for undue
a rin.
The fate of Lieut. Sir Krnest SJiacklen
and the jiafty with him which set
it to cross the south pole is not.
no w 11.
-Apparently a:i attempt had been
ade to send the wireless for several
onths. hut it had only just heen reived
a t the New Zealand station,
hich forwarded 11 to Kngland. The
essago was sent by a member of the
aff of fhe Aurora, which went from
i:stralia to Ross sea at the end of
'It for the purpose of bringing back
'ai kleton's party w hen tliey had
ossed the south polar continent It
ty not known that the Aurora had
ireleps on board, and the dispatch
ah mt-u verom at ;hi office of the ex- 1
trillion which had Wen closed fori
me time. !
1
Leaves the World in Doubt.
The news ;?s received in London |
aves the world completely in the dark j
5 to the doings or whereabouts of I
icut. Shackleton arid his irmnedate I
irty. if they have carried out their!
"Ogram they are now presumably at
le Ross sea base. l?ut without the exacted
ship to take them off.
Even if Shackleton has been unsue ssful
in the attempt to cross the pole
?d has had to retrace his steps to the
iddel sea base, theme to return to
uenos Aires, tic: relief expedition will
jve to be reorganized to effect the
rS'-ue of Lieut. Aeneas Mackintosh,
. N. R.. in command of the Aurora,
id a number of his companions who
ere ' ft on shore at Ross sea when
le Aurora broke from her moorings,
b great question is will the stores
hich these men possessed be sufficient
? sustain the lives of the party for a
ea r
News Communicated to King.
The information contained in the niestge
received at London was at once
omni unicated ?<? King Ceorge. who
resented Lieut. Shackleton with a flag
) <arr> fluting his march, arid who
as taken great interest in Schakle>n's
task. Tiie news caused grave
>nstej nat ion among the relatives and
fiends of t lie explorer.
I'ntH t lie Aurora ar rives at some port
rifl a full story of her adventures is
vailable. the extent *? f the loss suslined
by th<- part;, cannot he definitely
now n.
The full text of the wireless ruesage
re.-*-iyed m London contained
bout Kni words It. said that the
lurora had reached her destination
ite in January. lJfla, and landed two
allies under Lieut. Mackintosh and
iso a considerable quantity of stores,
lean while the Aurora lay at h?*r moorigs
off Cape Evans. Several attempts
ere made to find a. safe harbor, but
iese all failed owing to the extremely
ad season.
)riven From Moorings by Blizzard.
A blizzard May drove the Aurora
rom her moorings. 'T'hc vessel became
adged in pack ice, which carried her
torthward a found Cape Ada r e. .She
ost her rudder arid suffered a severe
train to her hull iri the ice about
lul.v 21. when ninety miles south of
'oulrnan Island.
The message adds the folowing six
COMFORTBABYS
tmSNN
wiTHcirnciicA
SOAP RATHINfA
wi ma a/i u a?u i ul/
They are so cleansing and soothing.
If his skm is irritated or rashy, anoint
gently with a little Cuticura Ointment.
Sample Each Free by Mall
With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Addrm
pont-ord "Cvticnra, Dept. KMi,
Boat on." Sold throughout the world.
Leal Estate Ads
t yiiii arc a buyer or
ii make nut a list ot
0111 the complete array
i offered you on the
V O 'K'
names to those reported ashore in the j
Melbourne dispatch: Laeut. Mackin-J
tosli. H. Wild and Messrs .loyt e, Cope, j
Stevens and Smith.
The breaking away of the Auroral
and her consentient iiiabilit\ to pick
up the members <?f the Shnokleton ?-x- j
pediiion on their arrival at the I toss J
sea side of the Antarctic was almost }
f the only contingency that had not been.
I foreseen
i Four Members of Party Left Behind. j
i MKLKOI KN!:. Australa. Munli 2".
(Four liirnihcr;- of tin Aurora's j it \ j
(were loft behind at the Koss sea base j
of t It expedit ion
It is evident from the Aurora's wire- !
! less dispatch that t 1m fate of Lieut. Si:-. I
j Rrnost Shackleton am! the rest of the :
party which is attempting to cross the 1
j antarctic region is yet \inknown. Prob- ;
| ably nothing will he heard from them .
| until next November, \vh< n tinbrea
ks.
A wireless rlispate!'. front the Aurora ;
Says 'he Aurora was released from the (
ice i i Loss sea March 1 L ill latMmb
14.30 sotltll a id loiigiLmh ! <1! ?-a.-t.
The Aurora reported it had : wire
less messages for a relief s!i??? during
the winter, but its calls had ic?t Iveti
answered. This is ic-!>Y0;i to ha v?*
been duo to the a baioloaine.it l>\ tic
Australian government of .Vlacpuri rie
islam' as a u ireless station.
Message to Navy Minister.
.1 A. Jensen, minister of tlv ikivv.
has received tic following viroles:-* 1 '?(
t t orn t he A u rora : ! Il(
"Hull sevrrc-l.\ strained. Slop released j
from ice March 11, latitude '.?.:: ? south,'
longitude i I east, luift Mui miles. ! j
"tiase. com in i.sa ria otlicer: Iticha rd> . j a g
nby scsi. Mriyv. ard. secretary. and Jack,'re
biologist, ashore. ?
"Wireless appeals fo?- c imf r-iiip : m. j
during winter. No ackn.iv,lodgment p=
"Sh'p proceed 111c t?? Port 1 Iih 1 no vr. '
New Zealand, with .in; rtidd'-r. N'?!
anchors and short of fuel K\p-? ; ' ,]
arrive early in April. j
(Signed.) TI'.amiii .-si , j
J. K. istenlmuse is chief oMiv! of t he }
Aurora. J
Latitude ol' KobS Sea.
Koss sen, i: 1111o?l ; he Kngljsh < \- j
jplorer, .lohn I-?*r . who dis?ovt jo? 1 it . <i|
l.$i_. is h'. t ween k'litud" V't and M? and j L
is v. it hill ?he aiiJ.; i < t i?- riiclr. Tie. j . I
Shad-lcton i.as" probnbr is between IjH
; i ii*l 2. ?.)??? mil's from New Zea - j i E
land. j I
If Lieut. Sh.ifhleton has reached this H
base he has crossed the au t a re! ie re- ! |
gion to a point whieli is urn-haps S00 or 'E
1,000 miles beyond the south pole. '
YUAN SHI KAI EXPLAINS. 1
Tells Why He Rerounceri Acceptance
of Emperor's Title.
President ' Vuu n Shi K.ii' mandate re- j !
nounoing his acceptance of tin* title of :
Emp?ror of < * I?i i : at I declaring ?
China's return to repu in i> a n govern- J
merit has been made public I>_\ the <hi- \
ncse legation. In it Yuan sa > s he con|
seated to proposals for a monarchy
after "irresistible" insistence l.<* ;t convention
of popular representa i i vcs. hut
feeling that acceptance of the throm.
would violate his oath as president, he j
never took any steps to put the moil* t
archival program aetuaMy into effect. ' '
For his failure to oppose the mat a.rcbioal
movement more vigorously.!
however, he takes upon himself the*
blame for "all the faults of the eoun- 1
try.' arfd calls upon all t'hinese to
unite* in saving a nation which, through j
internal dissension, "is ra ing to per-'
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