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Irjiéncefund I could open his address to the men. "Í have nr.'T seen a bodv of m»n ill be assured of favorable intro- do »u<-h work and progress so rapidly ( heere rent »he air as he was in military instrii'. FUND Bernstoríf, Tireless FOREIGN PLOTS For the administration of th, ROOKIES CHEER duced by Captain Halstead Dorey, camp Jsme» Whsrton Pepper, of Philadel¬ Worker, - IrjiÉNCE imeri- commander. The Rookies let them- phia, follewed Oner»; '.'.'¦ Ifa paid tmenl has loose, as they never have be- a trbu'e to the '»-d as Corps I . Is a Rasebai! Fan GENERAL WOOD and it seemed the men would PROBLEM and Dancer FORCEMARTIAL a set of formai I not HARD never tire in their welcome to the man be in keep ng with army who made this year's course of in¬ Mr. I'epper expressed the gr '. of '.ir\ an on Lansing to-day for Complimented Fine struction in military preparedness the memb« r» mal regi¬ FOR CONGRESS LAW IN HAYTI expiai »lie. ment In the form of ai ¡ution. Work, They Applaud "This is a fine end to a fine piece of Dudley Field Mslone secondetf work," said dorerai Wund. "A work Mr. Pepper'» ren«.I rom his | His Work. ending; for this A work Ab<- it I rf the had only year. men «rill leave f"r th« « h is the beginning of a series of Def Action in row, while the reaaaii train Growing Caperton Takes -. camps next year and for that th !. «.i n '-'.>'nt among " fftisury's the II West irf, X. Y, S-M't. 4. 'o come Monday. Proposed and Other The ge; -ral of the ad- V.; ¡¿it Offsets Capital Secretan I wa« not spoke rapid ng's reply régissent is and pro- teaaat Plans. Ports. ¦i m ncre thi» evening after Economy Open that he ftf the lump nal men, and of the record made T.er t, ...as to-day pre«en*> "hoped" the explanation Wood »food be- . and on the rifle ver the memb | would bl General Leeftard in dr.lis range. lovin«" cup by ton I illy ten minutes before he ing, he said: pany F.. ARMY WO NAVY MEN SECRET INFLUENCES WANT S>00,000,000 OPPOSE U. S. RULE of and Búa .I 9 A* M* to 5 P. ¿71.; 12 Noon on I |f« i rador-. Favor Short i-locked Signing Treaty Sepie .Saturday Note Issue as Solution f.fforts to lake Over Mfficulty. f inances. « WasHncton. Sept. 4. Foreign influ¬ Tr.nt econon-.y ence» in Rayti, working to block plans P ns alone will not of the United States to pacify the re¬ for the na- public and rehabilitate its finances un¬ l «ilmost ready der American supervision, hav% made .¦¦ Fre«:dent h.a.« it necejsary to declare martial law in I th« growing 1'ort-au-Prince, the capital, and prac¬ immSeOIo. tically all but two Of the country's : te tase the view open ports. ' AVENUS the Senate P.ear Admiral Caperton, acting with¬ FIFTH AVENUE-MAD that perhaps a in his yeneral instructions, declared ,' ORK Thirty---fifth Street cride finds martial ¡aw to-day, and thai rty«fourth S1 e navy up to its his action was taken because of a once, may be the situation beyond the control of the blr-m. local rovernment. port that twenty- For reasons of international nolicv bnl the State Department will no! jisclo .. of A Visit to the .afloat - It served to empha- any of the information it has received. An Important Offering need for more There have recently been persistent re Showrooms port« of the activity of foreign agents, Hand-made Filet Lace Coat and Wrap M ire Funds Neetled. and so marked has been the effecl on the Third Floor) and (on »ore apport,o; ed mombois of the Havtian ."ongrcs.5 Panel Curtains nnl for each government thai the State Depa ment will reveal a assortait1 yesr ' found it necessary to take quick ac¬ magnificent '. 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