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-»‘;»c.c; to Be Changed In

- `_`fivciiterranean.’ -

Sea

~ .LRE AGAINST '§_\'~.`~§~3;‘iD DISTRIBUTION

I '~ Trance Should Concen- ' 1 There Owing to Friend- ship With England `

‘::3 :_ Oct. 1. -From Oct. 1

.inufxemcnt will bs made of the 'i naval forces. In the future the I r:-nncnn and northern squadrons

,f .»: remain as completely distinct

‘~. 'i~pen_dent or as rigorously con- ' . their respective waters as here. _ -~n\l more frequent concentra- .i:' thc whole force will be ef-

' - strength of the two squadrons _ '-..wcver, be equaiized. Six bat. lp- of an earlier class will pass ~ 'l`i.ulon to Brest, the lileditnr- in sfiundron retaining only the six .sr ruttleships. Each squadron

1' comprise six battieships and four ‘ i-loss cruisers. -'i.u|c,naval critics are up in arms iiust this distribution and equaliz. or tho naval forces in the Channel

».: the Mediterranean. Their nrgnf ui is that, as the British fleet com- _--uils the Channel. France, owing to in r friendship with England, should. .in tho contrary, concentrate in th.- il iliterranean.

it is pointed out that as a matter of

inet one of the reasons why England luis- massed her largest fighting force lu tho Chanhei ig because France cen- ri-rcil hers in the Mediterranean. Sho los at present twelve battleshlps nt Toulon, whereas after Oct.-l shc wifi iwwo only six there, where they would lin most necessary, and six at Brest, where they will be comparaticely su- pcriluous.

The same critics argue that to talk

nf concentrating two squadrons, one at Toulon and the other at Brest, on tho outbreak of war is absurd, and they point to the present naval policy ofthe British admiraity as having exploded such ancient tactics of disseminate-<l‘ forces, which would require to be

gathered on mdeclafation of hostilities.

" Evidently-a provincial, s mild look- ilng gentleman took a taxicab and ,drove to Chartres. On the way back he stopped theicar, got out and ran. The chauffeur rushed after him and Lcollared him_ cl-amor-ing for his fare. _"‘Here, take 100," shrieked the gentle. man, handing him a pocketbook, "onli give me back the rwt; or, if you pre- fer, 'keep it all, but ict me go." Tho 'cheurfsuriopened the wallet and found $9.000 in it in bills. IIs clung to his `im:i.n, called the police and gave him in -charge. At the poiioe station the man refused to say who ho was or whence he came, or how he had obtained tho $9.000, and. he was accordingly kept in Jail. ` Next dny'l1e spoke and :ave his name and and address, near Bordeaux, and sui-l that the $9,000 were tho pro- ceeds of a. csle of land which he had ‘drawn from his lawyers in Paris.

Inquiries proved his statements to

be correct "Then why on earth all _this trouble?" asked tho police com- _.missnry. "I was afraid. in the prov- .incns we hear so much i. l' tho rob- beries and the murders in i' s that wo are accustomed to look upon Paris as a den of cut-throats. I thought the chauffeur meant to murder me."

The provincial gentleman was natur.

ally released. and now perhaps will bciicvo that Paris is not quite as dan-

gerous as it is thought in his village 0 ie, The fun 1| that the Paris paper

which tells this story says “mea culpa" after it. “Why do we always tell such horrid tales of Paris-oi' npirches, mur- iierors and thieves? Country cousins lake all \vo say for gospel, and what is the result? All Francebclicvos Paris I0 be a den of cut-throats. Let us curb ‘01Ii' bloodthirsty imaginations."

The confession is as naive almost as

_the funk of the. co_unt.ry cousin.

I Wllon. year in, year out, some five or l six thousand pictures are hung in thrco _Paris salons, the independents' show §not being counted. the question must _Darturb an inquiring mind, what bo- ifflmos of them all? The walls of sev- .ernl cities would not suffice to harbor _them Permanently. T A newspaper has put tho searchlng_ iinfl rather painful question to art- ists, oi' all people in thc world, but has ilut it delicately: "Dear sir, what be- comes of salon pictures? Of course,wc ‘know what -happens to yours, but whet| is tho fate of other artists' pictures?"

The artists' replies are often sl00my.

but some of them are reassuring to the l‘"l*ll¢. such as that of M. da la Gan- _iim-a: "Esc canvas is given a E005 flint of \vi\i&»;~pa!nt; then one beslml again. and so as-aa iihitum."

M. Lucien Hmprf says that. judging

lu' himself, mow of 'tho pictures ox- hiliitefl are destroyed; "Sometimes wo Cut out nits that are less bod lynn the \”“-“L Painting over again is iu1l§0l`~ _ous. At it removal lately I left behind fl quantity of rolled canvases which N‘i»r<~sentcd years of labor. I suppose most painters have done tho same." V M- \Viletto wonders. if he had not "'\‘f\\\'n posters for patent medicines. win-ro he would bo now. As for PIC tures, "to ask what in these days, when nvirybody dnubs, becomes of the 'DIC- lurcs shown in salons is ns silly "H ll “fluid be to worry oneself about tho into of all the old umbrellas and Kflod resolutions in the world."

M. Pierre Carrier-Br-.lleuse thinks

ihat the usual practise is tc paint the _same canvas ove and over again.

"lf canvases cgild talk they Wflllm

'“"‘i>riso ns by the experiences they *law zone throng. some have in il"fn represented Jllmsons and Delil- lllls. bu lin sun

sets in ll1on§l~\rl?'cfl‘t‘ll:0:tlmgillfg' "md: Monster Brazilian “Dreadnought” battleship Minas Garaos,_of 20,000 tens displacement, just completed at Eiswicit-on»'1'yne shipysnls,

dealing with Subiecfs oi Sirniernlotiolfoi

Mrs. Henry \Vliitc, wife of the American ambassador- to France. Who Was tliohostoss of President Falliercs when tho French execu- tive visited Qliateau- Meriden, country seat of the American

embassy _

SPIES DISGUISED IIS CZI-IR’S OFFICERS

Startling Story Comes From Ger- many in Reference to

, Kiel Canal

BERLIN, Oct. 1. - The connection

between Kiel canal and Azift and Bu-

ziff, as the Germans coll them, is not at first obvious. Yet it is close. When the czar was passing through the cannl the other day it was reported in certain circles that the Russian spies who throngcd the whoio district had actual. ly been dresseil as non-commissioner] officers of tho regiments appointed to guard the canal.

Probably that was untrue. Yet it is

truc tliut simultaneously with his visit tho Russian political polico exhlbtoil £1 renewed activity in Germany and that members of that much-hated force oh. tained access to places which by every law of thc country should have been closed to them. `

Now, even Ilussophcbe German Radl-

czils had coinfurtcfl tho.-msclvcs to some

npprovo of thc exccsslvo ‘prccfiiitionsf tnlion for his safety; but the Socialist Voi'\v:'ir:rtg pulilisllcs at the instance of the fnuious Ilurtzoff i`n,l~.siinllo prooi that tin- legend ns to llio c'/.:ir’s ii’.¥ll01" ance. null lliorr-fore iiniuconcc_ of inuuii that is done in his ninio ie-i,.siinply n cloverly devised lie to keel) '~\'05\0I`n

iiiiiiiic iiiiuii

extent with the thought that at l-cast mum, ___ goédly sum has __cCm'ed to the U1” Cm" dm not k""‘V °,f nr dm nutfcoffors of the institution. The record

V ' . Oct. . he o

Europe in ii good teuipcr, _ H, ini intentions of the Duke of the Ab-

Pflllfiilili' I-l‘° S“5l‘1"“"‘ ‘wlspg Ulu," _l ruzzi. cousin of the Kina' of Italy. are tha stories ot Rl1SSi1\u P'il\l‘\* MIIYII-‘linigiiiri attracting attention. The fluke' in G0l’lil=\l\Y 1l_1`0 __i‘l'}“"_ *‘_l_l I"“;`é |is between two stools--love und duty. Germans hurt n ic r cl;-ii1i:S ‘_ >' If ho decides that love shall 'prevail pltnllty (for iio.-'iiitzilily IF fl f""`“‘_““l :ind marries tho girl of his heart, then Vll`i~U0). “F0 lliillilllié 1`U‘lll_V 1" 5"! l‘“l‘¥}"l lie will pffend a vory important person- nant. It follows tiuit some of ilif\~*l‘lugc. who is anxious that hc siiiill wed fiucstlons. if ilu;/.iff slimlli-‘l lg" -Ellllillriii Emzlisli princess, lint the duke hns. t uih, will be \'0I'_V llllfil l`0\` 10 Wi", n. strong will ot’ his own, and so fnr‘

rrxizin govt-riuncnt to nns\\'ci'. Aini so _\\"-‘i luis refused to ontortziin for it siilKloE have nnolhcr plcnslug littlc smi.\nt<ui_rnoii1cn¢ the proposed English :\llianr~e.» to which tho Vorwiterts odds thu, nd- 1; 15 even sfafcd mn; he img r.,-¢\vn||¢-.iliienrhy town to visit his friend, M. ,1|m,,,,,1 p|,,nnnoy of “to bo continued. upon the King of Italy to liclp him to_Pnshltoff, the leader of the religious Tlioro is uervlinncf-_ after nil, u li\'1‘lr.' nuirry Miss Katherine Elkins by send- movement among the better cladses autumn in siorc for tho readers of tlic ing him on a diplomatic mission to which resembles Tolstoism The count German _,r,..5S_ tho United States. appeared to be in vigoroils health.

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ishop of Vsrdun Placed in Awkwzrdl

Frcdic,-mont

PARIS. Oct. 1.--.\ mung the ing

-louis tluxt h:i‘.'e n \‘ci'_\' lrritiitiug qffcc

Uri ifrcnrll Catholics muy be nn~ntion.l :WI that vuiihi-i‘f1-l vltlf the ltishup nf. _\'»r0nu_ 'firm 1>i'ciutc luui been 1-xuell-I §i"l l‘.'~' thu ;;i~n:l:\i'nic__- from thc cpl:-. 't-oinii pziliiue at the time of thi- npuli-I lL‘=\lli>_n ui’ tin: :~'.i-pnrriiiiiri inw. lie then

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lillll WMI Wllllf riiiici iiiii ii.s.i.

Government Decree Repeatls All Previous Iitiaciiiiients Regard-

‘ ing Alnerican Imports _

» _

luliiiiiiieil il rcslilciice from the inunltel 1 ,l>i\lli_\' -in ii i~~Li.<i- uf t\\'1l\'s: ycnizs nl. n grcnt of Zi.i\0ll frniu-s per iinrzum, A fiivu' iiiiinit-lpnl vuuncii ins now linen. li'etiirin~-l null tiu~_\'~ iinvc _-.iulileni_\" l'iiui.\l.~.-ii tire lense oxi thc slsor-~ that thc,

llunisv wzis \\':iui'-ti by tin- miiitni~_\` g<i\'_E

icrnor. The Iii.-rliop p<»iut.\» out tiint _tliere were Otll-er houses ctliinlly suit-» iniilo for the piiiqio.-nr und that il:-e prom leeilurr- of tho m\iiiicliJ=,\lit_\' is :=irnpi_\’ 'vi-xaitiou.-1. llc threaten.; to “sluute tl'io_ dust l'l‘»'irn his i`c~ct” und lc-Live 'tile city.; .A i'ecour:ve to law, one would think, lwouiil put matters right; but in l"i'::nci_- "public 1itIlit_\"' is a sufficient pIe:i_ lfor nrbitrilr_\' nets.

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Order 'Placed With Tyne Ship-_

builders for Graft Outstrip- _

ping Mauretania. _

LONDON, Oct. 1--The order forl

a new Atlantic liner which will in some

`wnys outstrip the iirnuretnnia, has hcon_ entrusted to the 'i`_\'iic huildcr.-i, Messrs.; Swan, Hunter & \\'lgl1nm Ricliardsonl and thc Wnlisend Slip company. thcl two firms who built the present re-l cord breaker. The first named will, build tho hun or me new ship and thel latter the engines. _

The vessel, which is intended to boi

a relief steamer to the Mnuretania and Lusitnnia, will measure 600 feet by 'l0,l and will have 20,000 tons dlsplncement.l It will thus be two-thirds the size of the l\i:iurctania, but on the other hand. it is expected to be faster, ns the spe-i cliicntlons which have been accehtc<l.| :irc for all-tiirblne engines of horse-i ‘power nearly equal to that of thief liiiziurctziniii. 'i`h-is will probably mean n| speed of thirty knots or flvc knots] faster than the Mauretani-a’s contract spccd. _

NOVEL USE FOR UMBRELLTS-

London Hospital Authorities_ Discover New Means of Collection.

i LONDON, Oct. l.-The ingenuity which hos been shown in the develop- ment of new ideas calculated to enlist the sympathies and subsCl'|i>U0“S Df 5 phiianti-iropin public has probably 'reached its Elimax in a. novel use wiiich_ tho authorities of the London Hospital, have found for umbrellas and walkin§| ‘ sticks. I

A receptacle is placed in the handles*

of these which will hold exactly 84 half soverclgns or sixpences, and the holders draw the attenllon of their friends to a little slot which is of suf- ficient size to receive th-o coins as a donation to thc funds of the hosI>lti1l-

Already 400 of these umbrellas and

walking-sticks have been distributed, not only in London but in China, Aus- trnliu, South Africa. and other distant_ ports of the world. When full .theyl are returned to the hospital and al-I

collection in one umbrella so far hasi been £29 10s.

MATRI MONIAL PROBLEM

Duke of the Abruzzi’s Affairs Are At- tracting Attention

LONDON I -T matrim n-

MUST PAY HIGHEST

DUTIES UHARGEABLE

Should Uriiied _States Retaiiate _ France May Have to Revise General Tariff

PARIS. Oct. 1.-\Vhet may prove

to be the first preliminary skirmish in rt war of tariffs with the United States luis just been performed by France. A government decree has been is-sued wl\icl\_ as a reply to n similar measure taken hy America, repeals all previous enzicimenls, which allowed to American imports into this country thc benefit

of the minimum tariff.

I-rom i\'uvcml~er l next all goods

from the United States coming into France will pny the rates oi’ tho French “gcncrzii tnri!f"; that is to say, the illlrhc.-'t duties clmrgcuble. The question is. whether the United States will retaliate, in which case France will imvo not weapon lr-ft for a second blow unless she revises and increases her irsncrnl tariff. a step which public onin- ion is not prepared nt ull to snnction at the present moment. Yet the gen- eral feeling against the action of the I»'Illtl‘<l States is very strong in trade circles.

Tho only business which prefers

the new tariff to the old one is that of picture dealing, which, very heavily penalized in the past. is new to be more mercifully handled. In the ln- terost of at least temporary pence, the French government, while issuing the above decree, is at the same time bo- ginnlng negotiations with the United States in the endeavor to obtnln rt pro- longation of the present status quo until August, or at least, March, 1910. If these negotiations prove successful, the tariff war .will not begin until one of those dates.

REBUIIE PUBLISHERS

OF FOOLISH CARTOONS

German Paper Says Unosllsd-for Cari- catures Nourlsh Chronic and Uneompromlslng Ang_iopliobls_

BERLIN, Oct. 1.-The Frankfort

Zeitung_ the foremost organ of the commercial and enlightened democratic classes. publishes a timely rebuke to the German “comic” press for its "in- ccssant, tasteless and uncniied-for" caricuturing of foreiizn monarchs. espe- cinlly Klig Edward.

The journal points out that Simpli-

cissimsu, Kladderadasch, Jugend. Ulk and other periodicals hardly ever E0 t0 press nowadays without s. deliberately malevolent cartoon of King Edward. Simplicissimus recently depicted his majesty as n. seashore acrobat, begging pennies for new Dreadnoughts. Ulk, a few days ago. pictured the British Isles being locked up for the night in the strong box of the Bank of England out of fear of the German invasion.

The Frankfurter Zcitung says that

such cartoons, which frequently lack both artistic merit and wit, do nothing but nourish the chronic and uncom- promising Angiophoblrt of certain sec- tions of the German people. and are pnlenidten to give foreign nations an altogether inaccurate and pernicious conception of public opinion in the Fathcrlanrl,

` Tolstoy Still Vlgorous

MOSi'<i\V, Oct. 1.-Count Loc Toi-

stoy, who celebrated his eighty-first birtlnlay last week, cams into Moscow yvsterilay for the first time in several ycnrs. I-Ie spent the night in’ his Mos- cow residence and left today for a

_ uainted with the direction he took

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first railway train he ever saw

_GERMAN SPY GRUGIIT

Ill IRISH FORTRESS

Military Authorities Find Stranger In Leensn Fort_Mlking Sketches- Prisoner ls Discharged

LONDON, Oct. 1.-The arrest of an

an alleged German spy, who was found in Leenan Fort, in the north of land, and afterward liberated. is re- ported in a telegram from Buncranu.

Yesterday morning the attention of

the military authorities in Leenan Fort was drawn to a stranger lnsidsthe in- ner batteries who, it is said, was tak- inv sketches.

under arrest and a court martial was held, Nothing del1nlté,.ho`wever,_could he proved, and the man was dlscharsr ed. I-Ie could speakhnrdiy any En!- lish. only German, and did not know. apparently, where he was going. This was the gist of the znan's story, but the station master, who observed the man getting on s midday train at Clon- many. said that hs_ seemed to be ac-

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Leennn Fart is the strongest fortifi cation on the North Ireland coast. and no one is allowed within the building. How the stran er get in unchallenged is so far a mygtory.

PRETENDER ON VOYAGE

Duke of Orleans Cruising Along Coast of Greenland

PARIS, Oct. 1.-The Duke of Or- ISSJLS has been voyaglng along the, coast of Greenland, and the lest nowsl given Of iiim is that his _vzlcii-t_ the Belgica, reached Spltzbergen on .lul_\' 11. It is n remarkable circumstance that the pretendor seems to hiile him- self just at the time when his follow- ers are full of hope. Royalist com- mittees were never morc active, the sentiment br-inf: that the throne of thc. Bourbons is the only possible alterna- tive to tho republican regime, Dultc Bhilip is perhaps not unwise in thc course he ig pursuing. Instead of lend- ing an idle and guy life in European s0'ciety_ he for the last few years has devoted himself to explorations. a is Siiackleton, and in so doing has enrnedi a certain amount of esteem in Frnnco.| Of Prince Victor Napoleon we hear: little or nothing, and his party is not so strong as it was. On the whole thc republic seomg to have a long lease of

The man was Immediately Dli1C°d

iiiquiisi oil _ciiiiliiillil _ _

REIIEIILS SAD STORY

*Triplets Born to Poor Woman Dia and investigation Is Hef,i--Un-

_ usual Births _ l

LONDON, Oct. 1. - A very sad

storv of ncuto poverty was related at an iniiur-st held by the Bethnal Green

lcoroner on two babies. Edward Fen- nel, aged one minute, and Bert Fen-

Lock Swiily, County Donegal. l nel, 'aged one hour. The father, Alfred

Fennel, looking weak and ill. saidfhis lwife gave birth to triplets on-'I'uel- 'day These two children died almost 'at once, and the third had died that lmorning. There had been eight child- '_ren previously, two being_tw`l1ns, and I ilve were not alive. "How are these .people-poor?" asked the coroner. "Very poor, indeed; as ponies church'

mice," n policeman anfvvered. "'i_‘_it_e_ father has been out of _worit ._ or

months." Then how do they manage lto live?" the coroner asked _aga`i_. _"That is a puzzle."_the po__licern_an _re- piied. "He occasionally had s' dr-1_y's iwork at the docks," and they nqdnnged as best they could, There were e, lot _of children at home. I found every; thing as clean as a riew pin. The, l‘no_ther was scrubbing all the dalyff

Dr. Robert Burgess, of the Lo don hospital, said that death was du t,a_ natural dobillty from premature b fbi

Itl was unusual to hear of the _birt% of triplets, even nt a grea't`l1ospi'tal, A the London hospital they had abcut_ three cases a. year. but it was rare tot* them to live. It was usual fur' the' birth of triplets to _run in_the family. The jury returned verdicts` of "deaths

from natural causes.” '

imw wumnnss s'rl\'l‘|oN

Iiope to Connect Paris \V|th lan Fran-

cisco _

rams. oct. 1. - Under tiisiiiiifrei

Tower a new wireiess tel_e_gr_s__piiy_ln|taji_- lution, -consisting of vast buildings in iron and cement, with _hall a. dozen work rooms, living quarters -for llstaff of some twenty men, and l _small cir- cular electric mflwny. communicating with a powerful electric lift, is' bsi'n

built and -_will probably he eom5i_3t hi' October l. Xvhen it is` in vo its ordcr the Iilffcl 'i`owor will_ bo_.nblfq_tp sfnii n;_c_;isz\;z¢-soto ;i_ rlistgnce of's6\'n`e-'_ ti ng o 5,00 m es. ece t t~ Zinn ivnvcs from the Towel! Iliiglve reached Canada, anti eventually it IQ hoped to set un wireless communica-

lifc before it.

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mt.-baby'» lim tooth. and so.. _ _ an acquisition to the navy of Brazil, thiscsuper-Dreadnought is believed to be intended and designed for Japanese

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V nogqpolg. oct. _1. - nqinf of ti\s_ Opinion that renal; _l\\¢§lG_ ,_ 911107. 'the'méél`ves on Sun sys ss _mllieh il ,on wééit' days; the n'ev.‘».___m.*g`.' _sid-1 ted. vicar of Tiisy, note Dumnow. Ev I 'sbx. who _is s.~ Socialist; ||we_s party tohis parlshionerlat afge on sunday. The vicar said broil

_rot support -the _n_\etél¢_od » rge y n vo s n s coin:

éiundsy 'obser5:tio_ns'. in *yiggi stin'vew‘mueh_upde_r__% 9' ina!! N Y Purltan_ism in the_¥:y _uriay wal wig' :txngilry ?n?i-lgririteogll' `2ol?”'utS1!el; 5€lfi‘ll'Q\l ln' the Deonlo thotoughly Oir-

,ioying themselves pn the Bjbbstlt as well n on other days, Withimdt _9 _-_ ject, he sdld, he had dedidld to 11018 isis socialist ssrdgrr seg! cane - ay a_ erno_on w en_ e _m _ use n-dm w°'r’x-one me to smug: = _ The following day when My.: Masttéd attempted to hbi e meetinf

gn Piénmow market |zlace_'_he'Xvn_s 'lull-

ec e _o__ fierce ,a tic ._ it, Q. ggwd s_ui-Qc sroundhtp plot-f_ ‘_¢

ept him Qt!'¥ii_! £9_dt.__`Tho"'_` _ 60

came upon t1_ie'|o§_n;»snd "_ gmt:

personal violence. t o tx' o -

and his chairman were pllfted with rote ten eggs, _stones and flour: _ _

wlillclhasvtuu sm §&te;:ih?s1§igPn%g:3!h& advice or the police .the vicar len tau

meeting. _I_~Ie. use get pgommeaitaran _ S WBy_ OITISWBI' I W GD _ _ ° tacked in a dark road by _halt _tl detail men, who tiérew eggs at the vfctr

Mrs. lliiaxte .

Speaking to a press rspresentativq’

_thc vigor c<_>\nplair_i_ed__s_trolng_iy of :go -aarlyatrckwc s eenmo 'lSn`wii‘tm_.bend said that he intended to- aoply rmaily for police protection..

HQ? Cbnstgered it repre_he.nsiblt;_th_a_; gg/ li ld th s be ttscke upon ie 3 - wagrll, but. in silaite of this. he said, he should continue his crusade for Bo- ciaiism. -

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Three Days isngdl Queen ‘Fought Off Purluers - Wounded, Shi”

.. - Dr-owns Hanoi! .

Mmsarnnmsi ost. 1. - 'rss huts

felonies wat_er'f_i-ont or Marjsdiiif _ ' die' Bengal ei;-:ess that escspsdlgm -

stsa_r)_1'er in the harbor day lactose i t`6Fday came t'o a dramatic end this

monipg when the animal, mortaliy w od and with the blood streaming from heh flanks, lied from the mob of pu uers, and with enormous bounds

gainetxi’ Bib' water front.

_Then as if still determined to foil

her enemies, she sprang into the sea

and \vns drowned.

_lguring _the hunt this morning the

beast suddenly leaped out from its hid- ing place among the rocks and charg-

ed a group of workmen who had sw area -orronq ‘owne |toa‘e"o‘t§ks.>f-‘ e men asa- nreeipitmiy. 'rn -animal then took retugemsainst 1. pile unmlsrs chundise Her pursuers assembled, and

wifi; finrnuig torches she was driven fro this Iasttsb-eltteri. fbatnhlslo

w easy urge or I; ._ lex, Bégverai of, which. olfrrlod mortal 'liiinricm '

__ The may or the dum was rund- od' later. ._ _. _, .I _

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Cabinet Decides Against _Rol!rlo!lo'l\0l I Fsvorid by Ministry of Eduoltloll

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dispute regarding the p6ro`¢¥lite'¢0 08,1' Hebrew students to bs admitted to thi 1'- iiniyersiziu of Banu has been mtieai

by the cabinet in favor of the Hebrewlif

Oi recent years the regulations novo

been enforced laxiy and the number of l” Hebrew students hug been far I-D01! i. the legal proportion. The ministry ol ~ _quotation ntwrivtsa. ..¢e..g\tues thot numbers by barring Bob! h'elhmoIi___ 'si‘tog6thei;. “hut `_’_t‘hs'& data! ‘~ tha 'the u ercen s e u i mitted to thepenter-lug* ~cia3ieio‘.l ~‘»’ _

New regulations regarding the-at mlssion of Hebrews to the mid IO.. school, also have bem`issued by the ._.

cabinet. The percentage _ofd-Iebrewo l ‘ to the total of student was' formerly three in St. Petersburg; thrco-in Mor* cow, five in Russia senerally, and ton -_l within the psiie now it is Me per ooh! in Petersburg and Moscow, ton ll' Rus ia genersliycnd ilttiyz per all _ within the Dale. ' ‘ _,I ' =

The entrance of Hebrews to mol

technical and commercial scholl 10', j

mains unrestricted. i 'ig'

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