' UAIL3 From San Fr-oclie- e: . Ventura, 5! yg.:j For t$h FMf.clsctf MtWonJa; Mty J.4 : From Vancouver: Niagara, May 17. av j i a l t a a a i r a For Vancouvor: ' viy-L!-i Edition y Makura, May 28. t Erector Bulletin, Eat 1882, No. 6461 14 PAGES HONOLULU, TERRITORY OP HAWAII, TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1916 --14 PAGES Hawai Ian Star. VoL XXIII. No. 705 PRICE FITO CENTS OF TO IMMM ISSUE w u. s. km ' ! : .;.; ' mm. t i OC OO STOCK CfliLIKUCS; 'U. S. FIRST' IN " P LWRKET TODAY ulsovy Service BUM closing prices of : . nrr fottowing are the . U f "finpr y. i stocks tn the New-Yor- k market to-j- JAPANESE SCHOOL . 4 aent by the Asaoclated Presa over n innro WlraHas; UPPER SPANISH MONARCH IS : the 'Federal c;;:;:m . " Ytstar- - FAVORED MEDIATOR HUE noj J' - AS BPiiTAi., of ' urn Today,- - day. SYSTBi DECIDED Alaaka Gold ...... 4-- . ra i.... i Southern Provinces Send Rep American Smelttr ..... 97 99 AGREE WITHE S. American Sugar Rfg..,. 110 109H urn resentatives to Canton and American Tel. A Tel... 12aY, wsm, Kongwanji Buddhists Make Copper iwm ; Name Government American ...... MH r: kj Atchison ...... 101 102H Formal Announcement of UTRALTY Baldwin Loco...... Radicat Changes L : YUAN SEEKINGJAPAfrS Baltimore A Ohio...... S5H o jto pflstiMMliiitS 4eo NOV. Bethlehem Steel ... COfiSUL-GENERA- FRlENDSHIjVSTORY L MOROI'S Calif, Petroleum ...... 224 Gregory Syd- Pacific Prof. Here From - Canadian ...... 16l'a v STUDY BACKS UP IDEA HUGE ARMY ALREADY RAISED TO BE AUGMENTED ONLY Rebort Weakenina of Ruler C, M. A 8L P. (St. Paul) 94 ney; Will Study Big Can-yons- of A FEW REBELS LEFT FIGHTING IN DUBLIN HEAVY V Causes Him to Look for For Colo. Fuel Iron...... 414 :43a Nipponese Official Says Kauai Crucible Steel ...... SI'V S34 New FIGHTING ON VERDUN FRONT, FRENCH CLAIMING GAINS eign Assistance .. 35 2$ Citi-zensh- ip ; Crie Common 'Training for American For two reasons, some prominent ; l ' General Electric 163'a persons in go so fAssociated Preaa Service by Federal Wireless, (8pecial Cable to, Nlppu JUL) General Motor 42S first Point far as to 1 - .4..... say neutrality policy LONDON, Enff., May 2. -- despatch says TOKIO. , May 2. Revolutlon- Great Northern Pfd..... 119H 11'H that the of the m A from Amsterdam tfat United . States regarding, Euro- lata In cave organized a second Inter. arv, N. J .112 That the. Japanese schools in Ha the it is suggested in political circles that the King of Spain, Alfonso XIII, republic, making .two republics in that ;)Wt ; must recpgniie the superior au- - pean war is best because, first, this ' Kennecott Copper ...... W 11V waii be 'aslced to arbitrate the submarine . Usee between Germany and the a. au- - country Is an extremely country under seperate governments. .... thority of the territorial school valuable ' " yesterday ener- - j source of supplies for the Allies, and .; i': '.;; "if;v-;V.- l'.S. V ',; -. '; , At a meeting in Canton New York Central. . . . . thofitiea and must devote their ,104 t1041 secona, 10 nave eff reuresentativea of tne "southern 65 Igies t training pupits ior American, tor iijigiana tne unit- As the ruling monarch a strong neutral country, and one which, auo-871- new 4 . 4 ed States as & "friend in conH at the provinces formally announced a Ray Consol. 23 '2i : not Japanese, cituensnip, la tne it is claimed, would lean to neither stde,r,Al fonso is suggested as in : ..... wind-- u of the? ahow" would be of republic, which will be called the Na Southern Pacific 96 '.stance of an emphatic statement made a good position to act as mediator in controversy vrhich has as- consul-general- .. Hon. Ro-ag- ai great importance; Ue Protection Government. . 128 111 fby the new ; tional Studebaker sumed such serious proportions. . - VTsen Chun Hsuen haa been named Tennessee Copper kurb Morol, In an Interview with a These are the; impressions of Aus- iO f..... Star-Bullett- tea temporary president of the new re-- Union Pacific 133', 1J4 1 representative of the tralian sentiment concerning the V given the LONDON, Eng., May 2. Obseryerl of the German-U- . S. situa- public, bui aa yet the cabinet haa not U. S. Steel 82ft S3 I Tfci lnttrvlew was' after United 'States brought back by Prof. ' ' cohsiu-genera- l had Uxapected all the -- of the say is believed in diplomatic; circles Germany will make been formed. The results of the U. 115'. ' Herbert JJ. Greorv. ereoloIt tion that it that lor 8. Steel Pfd..... 115i Honolulu, a duty profes- jmatldn oL new government wil Utah r7 Japanese schools iu U, 8. Geological' Hnrvey, and proposals to the --United States regarding: the new submarine tte himself imme--1 counter strength 1 1 to which he addressed sor of geology of Tale University, who :glre the proTlcecs added in Weatern Union 91!4 - rules. A reply to the peremptory U. S.vnote will be given perhaps Haalv- nnnn ttVlnr- h1 noatw here. i Shih-Ka- l. - o came to Honolulu this mornln from their, fight against? Yuan M 57- WU Weatinghouae nrm I CtmnU,MMi,lT lharo an All' on Thursday, but this will not be the final answer, it is predicted. prorincea tfmt Syrnev, on the Oceanic liner Sonoma. , (Heretofore the nave been nouncement from the Hongwanjl have beeu In Australia since .'. "I Bid. fEx-dlvldend- iUnquottd. making; a fight alngly against the head Buddhists, Japanese teachers, that January 1, the Intelligent, tvw and all S" "' ' Nof the government at Pekin, and with they' have decided upon a radical re- ple I met there, government officials, j ' ' t - Nov; rood results. It is expected that the organization of their' private school lawyers, educators, " college men, in Brita?n to Force Enlistment united forces will be able to win LABOR'S UNREST: system. They will drop the terms fact, all but the laboring classes, were . Yuan - . against the Peking forces, as "high school- and "grammar school,' quite for the United States neutralitv v LONDON, Eng., May 2. Premier Asquith announced in the haa only three provinces under his present will materially restrict, their policy although the labor men feel House of Commons; totlay that a bill will be introduced tomorrovv ; complete control. ; educational system, and will try to auite bitter about it," said Professor With announcement of the new make It subordinate to the American Oreeorr. ' providing for ''general and immediate c6mpulsion, in enlistment with the ' republic' eorno a story from Pekin ONfJAIIIDIS school system instead of, as In . the ' "Some of the ' men with whom I the colors.- v' ' that Yuan, who haa been at the head past often quite as important as the talked went so far as to. say that our : The whole recruiting problem will be 'dealt with in this measure, . --. anti-Japane- se Hawaii. , ' he faction, la seek' public school work of neutrality Is the fee8t thing that could :. of he announced. . r "'. v;:. J.:.':A-- . , .' Japan. The ntlre movement regarded by happen: - Britain, because :r In the friendship of Tester for Great ' - the; day Yuan entertained 2? prominent KEY TO STRIKES the Japanese as one of the most strik- we are sure of? a steary source o' He also announced that up to date total naval and military Japanese residents of Peking, among ing developments in years, is" an- unplies. and they also feel it Is good effort put forth by the empire since the beginning of war has resulted them being Minister Hiokx nounced as a strong effort to fit the policy to have a friend in court at in the building up of army and navy forces of more than 5,000,000 men. Japanese children for full citisensblp the wind-u- p of the show. I was treat purlng the entertainment Yuan, in -- . The army, excluding India, but including the overseas dominions New York,' Chicago and Pitts duty Jn Hawaii in the future. :: ed with the greatest courtesy wher ' aitdreselng. :his guests, stated, that he . , Consul Morel's Views. ; - ever I went? now is composed of 83 divisions,' said.' v. .f ir. '; ',' Cliina end Japan should guarantee the bung Send Out Stories of investigations of - cr Speaking of his the The eminent ; geologist has been reaca tls Far CsstHeIso stated - Consul-gener- al Mo- water-suppl- y V school situation, . making studies of desert By High that China and Jawn should unitQ In t":; Varying Troubles : sv- Travel is Suspended rol said ; systems in Australia, a view to lilf-Gfciiflieal- 'one, urglns come with i that closer relations ouesUoa of dual natioaaiity J may -- Water; Washouts in Fiany piiL!:nj!::3i;;C:j.;, two rrha obtalnlna; datawh.lch be obelp . Lcieea the nations asl'coffceraa thff Hawailanftt'' Jap: pro y iw.1 j j4 - ...... 1 r Yrsa-Ci- d say so aa lOme' overninanrBTecminaiiuu AlthrV not In NEW: YORK: K. Y'. MayXltt re nese la nowsettled by the enactment jects in the Southwest and other arid raris vh nain&xuav r"-.- f veri, It 'Is ttoesht by men in taliation because its members were of a new law by the Japanese Diet regions whereiirlgation hi necessary. d:,'-:t':'c!:t'- was brought to- thU the statement "locked out, the .Garment aiaKers Will StuoV Kauai Canyons. Word toHonolulu -- . ChL.a Jtpaa , , guar day by Superintendent of Schools thit should Union has ordered a strike of all gar IContinned on page three) "I will be In Hawaii for - three or antee peace- - Yuan would Henry W. Kinney of violent thunder neLns, that ment workers in the city, estimated to ...... four weeks, said Professor, Gregory, - fajMeuUd . raMdUd Tnu r TmUnl Wiralml yrM r UrU Wlralanl like Japan .to assist in the campaign affect not less than 90,000 men and some storms on the island of Hawaii last ' while I ; ' " "and hert shall devote r France, May the DUBLIN, Ireland, May ; PARIS, 2C)n to overthrow tie revolutionists. women. " T studying big canyons on Sunday and Thursday. ; Mr. Kinney, ZThe time to the who inspecting school build north, slope the bloody Dead Irish rebellion is virtually crushed. SYLVA CARELESS Kauai, Waimea and Olokele, 1 believe has been of the-ne- 111., ings on the Big Island, returned todaj regarding gov CHICAGO. May 1 Four thou " Man's hill, Gen. Petain, the French Forces of soldiers are searching the ;Wben asked ' they vare named. I shall make a ' t ' ' ' on Kea.: r!- -' Col.-ge- n. Wu-- employes - the .Mauna ' ernment in China, D. J. sand more of the Interna study of the contrast in- topograph af- dnefbiidge commander, with his troops on Sun- city, hunting down all the rebels t Ha rvester Company to- , Five culverts and m the Can, Nationalist leader, said: When tional struck forded-' by Waimea canyon,-5- whire day - took German .trenches three--f who have surrendered A few Hwang daymaking a total of 11,000 who are ORY vicinityHOf Paauilo, the Hilo railway not Gen. Using was here last both heavy and light rainfall sones are i j ,; terminus, were washed out during the fths. of a mile on the front and "snipers' are left who take chance week be stated that he would work out ' " close together" : . ' Kinney says. ; : storms. Mr. - Much of ykrds : for 4 union of provinces when he Professor Gregory also intends r to 200 deep. . fhots at the soldiery. . the repair work vrhich has been occu- union do PITTSBURG Pa.. May can-yo- u. the reached China. . Thla will 2.Three visit Kllauea volcano. Waimea pying of Hilo supervis Soiitheast of Fort Doaaumont the The few rebels still holding out se- - persons' were killed today and seven has; the time the much to. help the true Republicans VERDICT SAYS which he will study, been or first line of German trenches for yesterday have been- - driven to de- cure a victory oyer njured when a mob charged the ent compared to the Yelowstone, because ors since the heavy storms last ( Yuan..'. rance cf Thompson'a Steel at won- winter .will now have to be done ovet a. distance of 500 yards Jwas taken, feat by the artillery tire. .The city Plant of peculiar formation and its -- .Vthe, union will give ,'the govern- its entirely. :: '-- v; ''' Braddock. The steel mills are closed coloring. -- Recently N. C. Gro- - and 100 prisoners captured. is quiet and there is but little traf- ment the following provinces united: derful Kona wind brought the storm which Yunnan, kweichau, Kiang SI,' Kwan at Braddock and Rankin, and the 8000 "John Sylva disregarded the regu- ver, chief of the geological survey, fic, with the military closely pa-- .Quit work, within "the past carie? company was remarkable for its heavy , thunder Ngan whohave. lations pertaining to, traffic in a visited, the canyons In with MORE RUSSIANS LANDED v ' 5 tung, Hunan, Chi Kiang and and brilliant lightning. Rain also fell - trolling the streets, ;,' few are added to al is-a- v - 1- - IIwul, having con- hours thousands less manner," part of the ver Territorial Hydrographer G. K. tarri- v.;.i..; in addition to (the ready Idle. met In torrents along the Hamakua coast 1. ... There is a food shortage on but trolling power in Sze Chuen, Sliansi, dict of the coroner's iurjwhlch son, and was much impressed with night as the Mauna r . " and fn Jiflo. Last May 2. - MARSEILLES, France, is autlibri-tie- Newa has also been received that Policeman beauty majesty. . relief expected soon, the s Shantung and Kiang So. With this this morning in the case of their and Kea rounded the Island ralri was still 650 women employes of cigar and en Professor Gregory will District More Russians were anded . to- augment, the revolutionlats will win Fred Wright visit pouring along . coast having taken the situation in S.-Jud- d the Hamakua ' ameling factories at McKee's Rock Charles here. The - - glorious Victory operation would not have Forester day . from a flotilla of transports .; , .. a . within a short have for improved conditions An earlier geologist Traffic In many places has been held hand. : - struck saved Wright's life. ; according to a eminent is associate editor up which, presumably, from time.", .'.; - i;;., a, .1 u afc - ' 1 to all travelers save horsemen. haleome - the inoueat by of ; the American Journal of Science. ,?:: statement made at Sunday nfght"at:Four Miles station fArchangel on. the White ;Sea. ., STEAMER ISTHMIAN IS : t .TAJOR OF ENGINEERS r i i Dr. iW. jC. Hobdy, the physician who the roads were so badly flooded that, bperateq upon' Wright. ; v '; - BY ; CRUISER automobiles could not gett through. : i. . f STOPPED RETURNS FROM STUDY H. Wl'ClIne, one of the witnesses, TMR-PLOrff- -- Mr. Kinney says school work ' fl that I FLYING FRENCH FLAG said that 8ylva cut the corner short is 'progressing well. Most of ,the. GERMAN OFFICIAL i v 0F AUSTRALIAN WAYS - ' " when he turned. Cline also sutea schools on the Island have modern CABLEGRAMS 'j " Tttn y fadval VMUuJ that he heard no" warning from the desks now and several ;' new school lUttiMfd post WiAlng- - one Irom . Wright's I .SAN; JUAN, Porto Rico. May 2. IiJ C.ST AVUILE Returning to his at autoi hut did hear buildings have been asked for ; by th GERMAN HEADQUARTERS May HIS -- ton, , after several months motorcycle. . " ; : ARRESTED; superintendent ; At Waimea, where The American steamer Isthmian ; 2. North of Loos,. during the night passed in studying Australian river The verdict of the jury was in "part the old building Is nearly falling down, of May 1, a strong German officer has wirelessed that sb$ was stopped r- -; ' and , harbor4 Improvement' projects. a request has been entered for a new as foliowar - .r patrol entered . by surprise a British by a French which "sent a m cruiser Puke Katanamoku, world's cham- M aj. Ed ward N. . Johnston, major of 'We find that the deceased was three-roo- structure, and sav building except ' - trench. The; inmates .fell, shot across her bows and then pion awinnaer. may not return to Ha- engineers, whose, office is in the old named Frederick Wright $ SAKITY DGUuTED also Is wanted' at Kahuaa. those who escaped. In the Meuse sec- A. custom nouse Wilmington, boarding-part- y waii thia aummer. In a letter to , at is a that he came to his death from frac tor artillery, duels increased intensity. despatched a to P. Taylor, secretary of the Hawaii through passenger today on the Oce ture of the skull, said injury received Left of the Meuse there; axe only hand search her. s Trcaotlon Cotnalttee. Henry i Clark, anic liner Sonoma, '; by being thrown to the ground from his grenade advanced - EACH WK1ELESS combats between leader of the Hawaiian orchestra at 'I am in charge of improvements at motorcycle when - his- machine ;was Police Pick UpNaUy. B. Randeil; posts northeast of Avercourt Right REPULSED,' Wilmington,1: Maj. : Johnston, SAY GERMANS Teisenweber's in New. York, states said struck by an autd driven by one John Douau-mo- nt having Maj., Ray Rumor Recruiting: Scneme to e of the ; Meuse and south of that Dake may; remain in the east. succeeded R. R. Sylva' This Jury finds that the said and In Calllette forest a French will go mond two years ago, when was or- -- AuseUUd rrM ty rMaralsWmiaMl . The Hawaiian orchestra to he John Sylva disregarded the regula- ' Be Further rVobed 2V attack was repulsed ty our troops in Eeach this summer, where dered to Los Angeles, coming to -- in, care- j TESTT11US FAR i May 2. Trlrhton later tions pertaining to traffic a hand-to-han- d BERLIN, Germany, several hours . strug- H: enweher, haa arranged a Hawai-i;- n Ionolulu. I. intend to call on Maj. less manner." ; buy B. Randell Is in jail again i French attacks east of the Meuse " gle.. German positions were main Raymond ' lg-ur-e t iilzz, with.a large cafe and a' here, and have a chat with Deputy Sheriff Julius W. Asch was ; The man who was the central f - r.:In -- completely. hand- . : -- tained ;' were repulsed today after a t pooL Clark has asked him. v:..:;.; coroner Jesse Uluihi. A.' V. Gear, In v - discredited "war plot ,',':.. the to-ha- : d, Aacordlng to delayed reports of nd Duhe to as guest Maj. passed through Ho , Cope-lan- once-mor- struggle which lasted tor ren:aln his and "Johnston Robert P. KaalhueC James T. went to prison this mornin- IS SUCCESSfUL ' : April -- 3, a French aeroplane was f tc'.rs that will be able to get in nolulu on his way to Australia, in Cook V- -, ta H." C , Brown . and Henry g:;.-.;: :v;, - . , otirs. The Germans maintained p' I ccnilticn to meet Herbert VoIN January, on leave of absence. He de- (he Jury. : ; brought down la an air combat above were Randell is sow said to be. Insane. 'their positions completelyr j ' r, i ,rry McGIIllvray, Teddy Canv clined to comment on the present feei Witnesses who testified were Dr. he fortress Chaume, west of Verdun, 1 LThe federal grand jury recommended -- The town hall Lille, erected vc'.hrr rwlmmers before he ng of Australians toward the United R. G: Ayer, George Wright F. C. (Special Cable to Nlppd JIJi)- - and another French, aeroplane above at f! - he be examined for insanity, . : that ?.-r-T- he 1847, Ger- i:r tla borne. - States, j , Soarea, Thi W. C. Hobdy. H. W. Cline, TOKIO, Japan, May 'naval the forest Thlervllle, southwest of in was burned today and ( right . W. H. Hutton -- of the detective de- Verdun. On May 1, Boelke, rites that Duke went ; L. Y. Choy, W. F. Alpenfels and Yong wireless ; station at Funihashh Rear Lieut' man soldiers assisted the French in partment picked up Randell King : f: : . ? trz'.n to tank and ; at above the Pepper ? Ridge, shotdown the that Tcag. . -- completed GERMAN PHYSICIAN IS ',;...-'- . upon is- Tokio has ita.third series saving the famous library. r ' '2 !q all of and Fort streets' a warrant his aeroplane. V his best in A. M. Crfcty, first deputy, represent 4 of tests between the Marconi wire- fifteenth First Lieut . Asch, r t - by Deputy 6heriff Julius - t plenty of GIVEN SAFE CONDUCT ed the prosecution. Attorney Wit! sued . less there and Kahuku on the island Conqualthua,' north of the fortress charging-Insanity- says - r " 1 t. got rest, Clark Deputy Asch -- Saint Michael, , shot down -- fifth PROM I NEfJT AUSTRALIAN Pitman represented Sylva. H. T. commu of Oahu. All of the tests, to date have a . e will win from all HOME BY THE BRITISH Randell is at menace to the, enemy aeroplane.'4 ..." ; i ' Lake,; detailed in legal complete successes. ""v f ' . detective the been lo::g JounrjEYTd r tcrs, ln'ani' kind - ." department Is In charge of the case nity. Randell will be arraigned la the The fourth and final test will be On the east front and Dalkan arena makes - police court tomorrow. ..Yesterday the - ARGENTINE REPUILIC On hi8 way back to Germany, hav for the police. . ; gin at once, and If this, proves to be no important events occurred, f rrisonef declared he :waa goins' to satisfactory Japanese government ing been assured of safe conduct by King the . - p Liese-gan- g, Canada to fight for hia and mes- Republic that . haa been the . British government, is Dr. : r will open the stations for general ser big benefit in sending wireless" . En route to the Arsentine IDA MAY "WILL TRY -- r'- - : country. v . connect- i is said to handle a German physician, from New 1 ' vice between Japan and Hawaii. sages, and rain does hot affect our. On. private business, "nothing ? cf a consistency Guinea, who -- Is a through passenger . TO SALVAGE LANAI A report to the effect that investi work la the least" ; ' '." ; - ed with the government 1 can as3nre zzy other type, of on the Oceanic liner Sonoma today, gation of , the soalled war plot" la , "Every test - haa proved satlsfac-tory- , If the day tests prove to be satis- you,' la the Hou. James Ashton, for- - by offi- S. Hawk, manager factory will begin as soon mer premier New Wales, accompanied by his wife and their The gasoline schooner Ida May left being quietly renewed federal said W. P. the service of South today Marconi . Telegraph as possible from Funihaahl to Kahu- Australia, who is a through passer small child. , Honolulu early this morning for.Molo-- cials itiched the CisruHetla cf the Wireless . Who Cix, regarding ku. be on - liner today, it it jr An expert on tropical diseases, the kal in an attempt to salvage the gaso- from an authoritative Eurce. when asked the service This will the' first wireless the Oceanic Sonoma doctor was living in at Is 'conducting the ' purpcrted prcte today. "I ara, not ta position to stats service ever established over this dis- going to San Francisco, and - acccc line schooner Lanal, which went - the time a British expeditionary force and: alcng what lines It is beins w ica a commercial service, will be tance for commercial purposes. ' - panled by his son, James Aahton, Jr. ashore at Kaunakakal during the re - - captured German New Guinea from " rressed couli not 1 3. ascertained.''-- ; established,' bnt expect to see 'it in and John J. Garvan. - cent storm. The Lanal was - --' kona Nlppu Jlji.) any f-.l.- '.s ivcrtls'.: be the He was not interned ! One stated. Vr.s near future. (Special Cable to "I am not on m' Germans. owned by George R. . Clark and was federal official t?s' that v rr i yea will 11 as were other Germans, but was re- in Er'ta cf Ce sud'en cf the V.e have already'; received" .nes-e::- 3 TQXIO, Japan, May 2. Baron Y. and I am out of poll . 3 altc; carrying cargo gasoline to Mol ccl'ia 1 a' of I;n r :; K Ri-d- cl JaT-- n, our thi3 for I. am a of the ' ;'cn cf tained by the British government .to ; czz3, he i3xf tLa ttzl frcn end ciht tests Sakatani left Tokio' afternoon althotsh menl;r kal when wrecked. .' , r 13 I T. success. As soon as will Al- council New Couth W j 1 - lock after the health English and tfcere "ccntet":!-- ' t3 ilzV iva tzzt lin Paris, where he atisnd the lative of , J - uf tti.vzr Australian troops stationed In rNew , The f: U clllzlz v. ere zM to Czy t::t3 Lave teen completed lies Xlnaacial convention.. He .will yet" was Mr. A?. ton's only co:r::at C-ln- V -- -- ' - ci. ,. , The' word "Radical, as arr'.Iei to a ta c ... " 3 i:v--- ' t': 3 will ta Etartcl.'" Incliszt- go via the Trans Siberian railroad. on the object cf I i Icsg journey. t 13 ' !anr of the German residents of britlsh political party, cr'c-t- ei ;v a- -: : t 3 G. C. ill I : t tiat we are cften The Hon. Mr. Aibtcn f ii cf " c l triiril ? - -' - ' (r--c- C!"-r!--- V-- J r- " j - gr??'-:- c- by 5 . . r to tiie- h Guinea have teen allowed, by a rr:c!i r.af J. , ...... - . j , t r'3 ":c'M t3 tl3 Aiiltlsnal tr.i, evrn!;ht t?est , r.". -- r- - -- t, to return kerne, 17S7, v,:n ha rcf;'r:i I v. 3 : - 1