SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1913.
Hughes and Hough
GOVERNMENT
AUCTIONEERS TO THE GOVERNMENT.
AND ADMIRALTY.
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General Brokers:
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TO-KWA-WAN "
FOAL STORAGE.
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от
A VALUABLE COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE CHINA AND
(Just arrived from the North)
CURIOS
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WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY,
the 17th & 18th December 1913, commencing each day at 2,43, p.m..
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A VALCANCE CHILIETIES OF
ANTIQUE. CHINA AND OURIOS
from to Sung Kienlung Dynastion" Comprising:-
THE CIFINA MAIL.
4
5.Coloured, 3 Coloured and Blue" and White Vases, Plates, Bowls and igues, etc.
Sang-de-Boeuf Vases, White Goddess of Mercy" (Ming)
Fine Crystal Vans and Scuff Botos
Porquisin and Agato "Snuff Bottles
neured "Screen with 5 Colour decoration
Groen asid Rod Jade, Oriamvuta
etc.,
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ASTHMA
"WILD MEN OF BORNEO.
Those who have bon saidened by the disrepancies between. circus bill-beard advertising and want sy have actually sect in side-shows may learn from Daniel Denisen Streeter, feil agent of the United States Biological Survey, that there are really and truly some wild men
causa ho has been all the way across the island and several times felt the ser tion belag so ear death at their hands that only a superstition'yor two saved hiri The biologist visited and 1813. mingled with peopio whose chief amusio
AR (The Undersigned will give a 2 weeks guarantee as to the gondinences of Borneo. Mr. Streeter knows, be f the articles off red).
Catalognes will be mad,
On view from Monday the 13th Dec, Tenas-Cash on delivery.
GEO. P. LÄMMENT,
Chden verl: ..
A.B.C. Tu DTR EDITIONS.
Hongkong. Dec. 1913.
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„Telegraphie Address
MERION HONG KONG.
TO LET
BROCKHEER
O ROCKHURST, 119, PEAK,
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PUBLIC AUCTION.
THE Undersigned Savoured with instrue
tions from L, Colinel A. C. YOUNAN, 1.M.S will Sell by Public Agethon,
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TUESDAY,
the 18th December, 193, at 2.33 p.m. at their Sales Rome, No. 8,
Des Viaux Road, Corber
Ten Beate Street- Go Piano (practically new) specially built for the Tropic by Army and Navy Steras, London, One Monarch Gramophon in good order, undry Blackwood Puent tare, One lady's Bicycle by R, S Am doy. (practically new, One 12-Bore Gui by Lang and the Rock Ritle, a quantity p Saddlery, and Camp Equipost,
&$..
Ke Also
£
Irish Terrier B-tch excellently bre
from generations of Champions.
Full Partien lars from Catal wao.
TREME
usual.
6. MOUNTAIN VIEW, & ROOMS. Office at Conaught Road Centrs,
30 fees x 25 feet,
DANNYS & BOWLEY. Hogk ng. De», 10, 1913.
TO BE LET.
(FROM 1ST JANUARY NEXTA
1322
VVO 105 AIMI VILLAS." jin
mg #OLVESLOE,". Bimberly
ond, Kowloon.
Apply to Parel & Co., 78, Wynthem street, or A. Abdoolrahim, Architect. 44 Queen's Road Central.
Hongkong. Sur, 23, 1918.
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CHODOWNS.
84, WANCHAI ROAD,
153, PRAYA EAST.
THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST-
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HUGHES & HOUGH,
ductionsera.
Hongkong, Dec. 11, 1913.
THE
PUBLIC AUCTION.
THE Undersigned Inve received instruc tinus to sell by Public Auction,
on
TUESDAY,
the 16th December, 1913, Bommencing at
2.30 p.m. at their Säterloonia, No.
Des Your Hat, Corner of
Ice those T
A QUANTITY OF
VALUABLE TEAKWOOD AND BLACK WOOD FERNHERE,
tc.. St
Comprising na follows TEAKWOOD Dining and Drasting Room Suite, Upholstered Arin chairs anc Sofas, Carpata and Rugs, (new), Denan mo. Brass mounted Bedstends, and Cats, Bed
Room Suite, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Wash stauda, &c, Dining Room Furniture, Side. boards, Diner Waggons, Extension Dintuj Tables and Chairs, etc., te., 2 Dinner ne Dessert Services, Crockery, Sundry Gla Ware, Cooking 'Staver, Kitchen Utensils, Cutlery, Brasa Fenders and Fire Brases, Brass Curtain Palea, etc., etc.
Also..
Electric Reading Lamps, and sundry Fittings, 1 Marble Clock, 2 Typewriters (portable), Sandry Cutglass and Silen Ware. 1 Rubber Tyred Kicksha, and 3 Pinacs.
Catalogue will be issued. Teine :-As usual,
HUGHES & HOUGH!
Auctioneers,
Hongkong, Dec. 11, 1913.
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or
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Dea, May 3, 1910,
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TO LEY.
FOUR HOMEU HOUSES in Graville Avenge and Sulisbury Avonus, Kowloon,
heap rental
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owlo - Marine Lot No. 49 with Whar
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rent is collecting the heads of man- ber of rival tribes." Hd observed female fashions that were a good deal more
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ghall never forget, as we approached the hears of tw interier, the sensatiça DRAK TRAMAISEMPANY striking than as he was accustomed that was mine when through a "Yungle to suchtg in this country. Some of the blackness, we suddenly saw an opening Women he show in the jungles were will, shed, and came upon one of the strang ing to suffer far mor physien discern.est of strange villages, to be found only fort for the sake of personal appear maurs than the women of civilized coun Gays for ten years in order to look just tries; hay underwent texture every few right. Mr. Sameter hit bis homb in Brooklyn in April, 1912, for Mries and the Fur Brest in search of specimens of rare bests and reptiles. Failing to find what is wanted in Africa, the Malay Penasala, cr Saunata, bo Burneo.
He experienced many thrills
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of them in an interview with a Brook 11.00 p.m. to 11.43 p.m. erory quarter ni
lyn Englo reporter, from whoes article * hour.
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"NIGHT CARS as on Wook Day
SATURDATA.
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a JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & SON
General Managers.
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No: 68-Peak, MOUNT ELLETT, No. 13. QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL Church Mission Society Bang+low) fr gi (UNDER THE ASTOR HOCHE).
at October 1913 tall 30th May 1914, partly arnished Cheap rest.
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We quote:
The first object to meet the eye was a work on piles about fifteen feet of the long grotesque locking house, built of
grourul, an elevation necessary, as afterwards learned, not only to lessen the danger from foods but also to prevent the atacks of wild animals, such as elephants and rhinoceroses, reptiles, and the sudden invasion by rival tribes of head-hainters. Each village contains ens house, and each house slicitors from twenty to three hundred brown-skinned statives. Throughout the length of the lang, house is a narrow hallway with crudely constructed doors leading to the various rooms. Ench family occupies
one res. Occasionally one will fit a larger village having three such houses, which may contain as many as a thou
My landing place was Kuching, but I proceda sera tha hay to the mouth of the fejun River, along which I conti el for about ninety miles to the island of Sibu, where I met the only Americus I was to find during my entire trave!
send natives, but these are rare. A aerous Bumico. Ho was a former mis pole, in which notelies had been cut. sioner, who had given up hope of con served as a ladder, reaching to the vorting the indifferent ziatives, and was house. The supporting beans, and the conducting a prosperous rice-growing the main doors were magnificently car plantation, having imported about 4,000ed, showing that even with their roughly Chinero for the purpose.
Proceeding made blades Micso "unimal-like lutivos, eighty miles farther, I reached Kapis, † who had never known the infuente of where I booted canoes and engaged civilization, wera master artizans. thirteen natives na guides for my thip As we approached the house the pa into the interior. They represented tires can swarming out in numbers, thro different tribes and comprised one and while they puid little or no attention Pana, who was a tres-dweller and hand to my brown-skinned escorts, they gazed hunter; two Kayans, and the Larians. For two months" assistance gave the band what would in american anney aggregate $16, and of all tac | natives who aided me in my Borneo travel they were the only ones that asked compranation. They were typical of the Banco tribenzen, about five feet tall. got baking, with straight biser briz and with remarkable muscular develop alcal
THOUGH THE JUNGLE.
rces
The women, strange to say, were far more homely than the Jaon nad. I saw bow one goodrocking gudang my
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TELEMORE No. 20 HoxeroKO,
TOWN OFFICE.
P. M. DYER, B.Sc... M.I.NE, Estions. Dock, Hongkong.
VISTOR AT HOTELS.
BONIXONO HOTEL...
Mr E.S. Abraham
Mr. B. Knapp Mr J. E.Ainsworth Dr&Mrs J. Krans- Mr W. Anders kcgsh Mr&Mrs F. E. Mies Kraskoph
Atkinson
Mr A. Kruseman Mr A. T. Barborini MrA. Eambalut Mr & Mrs C. Barros. Mr and Men Lay
fenther
ins Lay
TEAR UCTES, Lt. T. C. R. Archer, Mè a Humphrey
RA.M.C. Lt-Cal H W. Hen
Mr & MN W. Arm- RG A.
strong
Sir B. U. Jeffried
Mr & Mrs T. Arthur Mr and Mrs. Milner
Mra W.3L C, Bar- Jones
rett and child - Arias Jones Mr and Mr C: D. J.Mfr à. Keith
Bell
Miss Keith
Birs Ber a-farter Mr and Mrs J. C. Surgeon & Mrs Capt. and Mea Kiddie
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Let
1
H B Bates Misa G. Letz Mr E. R. Bar
Mr E W. Bruckham Mr E S. Little Capt. J. R. Benidsley Mr G. T. Lloyd Mr J. O. Bets
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Logan M&Mrs H. Lucas M. R. Belline AEGIA. Busa Mr G. F Luka Mir D. Mair
Dir M. Macdonald Bliss Blair
Dr G. W. Mackcan Mr C. L. Blunt Mr A. S. Mackichar Mr H. Brich- Mr F. A. Mackintosh Mr S. M. Brown
Mr & M.. Malini Miss A. L. Bratn
Mra F. B. Mann Mr and Mrs B. E. Me A. J. Cauibridge Maurille Mr C. W. Carand Dr. U. Martioth. Mr and Ms F. X. Mr & Mr G. Martin Miss D'Alnada E. Mr C. Farebrotha
Alnada E. Castrofism.
Martin
Chatro
Mason
Master D'Almada E. Mrs E. T. Matheson
Cast:0
Bina M. Matheson
and
Mr W. 4. Cinimora Mr J. R. Manghan
Mart Mr W. T Chisholm bir & Mrs. C. F. Mr F. T. Chapple Meg 31 S. Clark
MeWilliams Japanese maid Miss Me Williams Bir B. E. Muhla Mix Melvin,
Mr A. A. Claxton
Mr W. E. Clarks
Mr W. E. Clayton Mie Cogan
Dr A. L. E. F. Cole,
man
Mr J. W. Cranston MFG. P. Curry
Mr. H. Daya
Mr J.«Merecki Mr P. Mayer Miss Malley
Bernard, R. N
Mr & Mrs Bayar
| Mias Bogg's.
Mes Bowdler
RN, add child
31 And Mrs Mac-
donald
Mi Macdounid
Major & Mra Bowen Mis-McKenzie' Attorney General J. Maj. & Mia Mafunn
A. Bucknül
M: E. J. McNulty
Mr M. Cary
Mr & Mrs Mitobell-
more and child Col. & Mrs O'HA
And child Ara Parsons.
Mr and Mrs Curries Major Davy, R.E. Mir and Air Dobbie Major Dorgan Mr and Mrs Doyle Mr and Mrs. Pearsone Capt. & Mr Evans,
maid and child Major Faichino
and child
Mr T. L. Parking Mr J. Plummet
ir & Mrs Flanagan Mr Powell Mr and Ms B. A. Lt.ColJ.J. Radalli
Halo
R.E. Mr & Mrs A, Gibaou Mr Balton
Col. Gordon Hall, Lt. ked Mrs Sharp,
RA.M.O.
F.N.
Mir HL. Hancock
Major Simone
Mr H. A. Kazaland Mr A. Sinclair
Capt & Mra Hodgins Mr O." Skotz
Mr & Mrs J. Morris--Rev. & Mr-EcoparLt. Col. de wire Unbar
Mr H. U Morrison
Mr & Mrs Derteano Misa G. O'Leary
d2 children Mr 4. Osterloh Mrs Cottrill Dormer Mr E. Parding
&2 children Mr J. W. Paten. Mrs R. H. Douglas Mr J. Parcy
Duncan
Sir A. Petersen
C. Mr R, da Preville
bir G. Pfenningworth
i utter wandertent. As to whether the natives or myself had the urmonter grisgivings. In able to say. My sensations were "indescribable. Here was, in the hears of Borneo, surround. by a horde of strange, brown-skined
Bir J. Dupuis men, leading animal-like existences. and Mr and Mrs B. whows chief diversion seemed to be Ehrenfeis proving themselves brate warriors by Mr G. B. Evan chopping of the hunda of rival tribes, men and passing them down to posturity Mr A A. Fylu
Me Denman Puller na trophies of their valor. I knew that Mr Gallo ti they had never seen a man of white skin Ms H. Garrow hefore, and whether they would make Mr and Mrs I. H.
sudden drah to call the honor of my 3 N. Gibbs
·ANXIOUS MOMENTS.
entire
trip her Borneo, She was the head was a matter that gave me somo wife ed a Kayun raja, stul je, with the|ittle.comcem. deference that my strange appearance cxcited, ofcard in to su as a present.
As "wo proud to pestetrate. further into the jungle, where no while man had ever passed, it was accessary to send theauty head with their peculiar
felike blades, and to how down the
heavy underbrush and soft but thickly
Soon I was being examined from head
Geate
arley.
Mr A. 7. Gordon
Mr V. Goulbourn.
Mr B. Baworth Mr E. H. Ray Mr E. M. Raymond Mtr 3. E. Raymond. Mi Rayman
Mine F. Kong
& M. Reid
Mr C. Reich
W. I. Bernalds
Host "
Smith, A.O.D.
Mra Horbreader and Mir A. Findley Smith
child
Mr and Mrs Sofatti Me and Mrs Owen Mr and Mrs G. E.
Igas a child "Star" & children
Mr and Mrs W. G.. Mr David Wood
Capt. Whitbard, A.Q.D.
Hamphrey
Majer & Mrs Hum-
phroy, B.B.S.
KIN OSCLERE HOTEL.
Coral General
derson
do. BFT.C. MieCutshion Mr Carl Mental! Mir and Mrs J. H' Mr h. Marnwor
Book huung
Me and Mrs. For W. Master Mon Mon
Mr F. Boviegto
Mr&Mrs. RickerMr and Mrs J.
Mr E A. Roberts.
Mr R. G. Ross
Mr & Mrs. Gould Mrs Futherford Mr. J. Gourg-y
Mra Fcheok Me A. Greilammer Mr C.
Seitz
ME. Singer Mr and Mrs E.
Smith
to foot by this entire band. They, run | Mr. P. D. de Grim. Mr W. Shor the figers brough my hair, for is is gono fight and snowfat wavy, while weirs and Mire W..
Cape. Tr. Hall
was straight and black; they soomed to
3rd. Scott Harston
take particular delight in excling of the
white skin of my face, and could not
deve it was real,
growing trees, for in such surrounding where it was impossible to see a foot on
wr and Love, my arms, hands and either side, it would have been obviouslyngers, my legs, and even my shoot. Ampossible to have made any advance.
Ano significance of which was beyond tour grasp.
CAMEROS VILLAS No. 6 Punk, THE Lending LADIES & GET was by cutting down the trece, too,
let furnished for 1 year from 1st May," **No. 6,CAMERON VILLAS. No. 5+ Peak, to let faruished for one year leon
st May 1914."
FOR SALE OR TO LET.
"{From 1st November 1913.)
No. 1 GOUGH HILL, No. 103 Funk. Sungalow, containing Drawing, Dining and Smoking Homs and five Bedrooms. With ground for Tean's-Court,
FOR SALE.
HARTING and ROGATE, on part of Kowloon Inland Lot No. 1184.
Apply to "
LINSTEAD & DAVIS, 3rd Floor, Alexandra Bulle!ng-. Houzkoaz, Dec, 13, 1813.
LESSONS IN CHINESE,
AR LI HON FAN, a Chinese gradua
MB
BI
-versed in literature, has been a tasche
to European officials and merchants in thi Calony furorer ten years,
He has a good method of training Ear... peans to peas in the Chinese examination, an is possessed of a first-rate certificate se Chinese teacher: Is has also a good know ledge of Mandarín and Hakka
Those who intend Jeszülng the China language pra roquested" to "write care n China "Mail office or direct to Helly wood Road, Lat long.
Hongkong, May 17, 1913
» LIFE WITHOUT HEALTH IS LIVING DEATHI
VETARZOSPRAJK
· Gaway or deliciency of vital form. Besoligny khu:
MEN'S HAIRDRESSING,
SALOONS IN THE EAST. Manufacturer of SEVES DES ALIE, pronounced by the who 93 it the Harwish to prevent the filing out of her
J. SCPIESS, Froprier.
- Hongkong, Oct. 24, 1913. - |-
1
that the reption 'wel animals, frightened at his first intrusion into their dense wood domain, would dart across the cleared area, and thus inake posible their capturo.
For weeks we continued thus, and I
SUFFERERS FROM
Skin & Blood Diseases
Sucb na Eczema, Scrotala, Searvy, as lotions, ointments, so-called baims, Bad Logs, Abscesses, Ulcers, |đe, though they may give relief for the Glandular Swellings,
time being, DO NOT CURE. The Boils, Pimples. Sores, Eruptions, complaints are the result of clogging trouble lica douperin the blood. Thes Piles, Blood Poison. Rheuma impurities in the blood-and so can ho tism, Gout, &¶., should at once parmscently cured only by thoroughly realise that outward applications, such
purifying the blood.
CAN BE CURED
ONLY BY PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
For cleansing the blood of all impari The Editor of the Family Doctor," London's popular Medical Weekly ties, from whatever cause arising, there writes: We have seen hosts of letters
is no other medicine just se good as beating testimony to the truly wonderfus Clarke's Blood Mixture that's why in curs affected by Clarke's Blood Mithire.
Itin
in the Enest Blood Perifer that thousands of cases of skin and blood Science and Medical Still have brought diseases it has effected remarkable curs to light, and we can with the utmat confideres recommgad it to our sub- where all
treatments have failed scribers and the publis generally. |other
|¦'"* Clarks's Blood bfixture is entirakaji free from any poisen or metallic in- pregnation," does not contain, any injurious ingredient, and i a wife, and useful malieme.” – Haith.
5 Bold by all Chamista and Patent
Medicine Vendors throughout
the World
BLO
Clarke's Blood Mixture
Muse A Sqaure
Mr V. Sorby
Poo. Mr A. Mr. & Ms Strasz They felt nye W. B. Hind Mr R. Trefermenn Howate, C.M.G. Mr R. Sutherland feJ. G. Hablo MHI. P. Hook
Mr Y. Utley' Sir R. Horne MrW. Innball Mr J.W. Jay Mr M, Jeben
with
For a moment a consultation was held among themselves, and somehow I felt
y fate lay in the balance." Then, their tribal incantations, they began
many 1 avishing upon me presence of koda—rice, "fruit, and even chickeur, which are both scrawny and rare, their ase being reserved for strictly ecromo- nial occasions. Then I learned taut was a god who had come into their midst on the propitious mission of in- dulged in only on extraordinary occasions. sick; that, at least, was the conclusion of the natives, and oa, the verdict was
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Me I Kahu Mr M. Kis-ang Mr W. Kein Mr. J. B. Kemp Mr J. Birgenberg
Boiled
Miss H. Bolles Me 31 J. Broen Mr and Mrs F. E.
Brownrigg
Mr and Mrs A. E.
Carleton
Fr J-S. Chalmers
Mr and Mrs B. J.
Capt. E. d. Walker
M H. A. Walker
and 2 children MY EL. Watkins Lady Watt and maid. Mr H. O. Tan: Weert Mr F. W. White Mr G. G. Wood Mr F. Xerley
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AEG EDWARD POTER.
Mr P. W. L. Man-
ninga
Mr H. H. Beiscer Mr J. E. Detley Mz W. Badge Mr F. J. Cargill Mrs E. L. Chubbrek
Mies Chabbuck
Mio Maney Mr R. M. McCrane Mis Melnfire Mr J. Midzushima Mr & Mrs Mitchell ..Mr and Mrs J.B.
Mody Dr O Muller (5 Mr M. F. Murray Mr W. Oudenborar Mr A. P.. Nabbs:
Capt. G. J. Clark
1 B. Clega somewhat better than that of decapita Mr W. A. Donaldson tion, I accepted it gladly and entered Mrs & Miss Erwin arpon my duties and dignity as a divinity. Mra M. J. Ful on.
Mc F. Geraghty As a libation Etting to what they coats Gill and child sidered a sacred personage, the savages Mr P brewed a special liquor made of rico | Mr H. 0.
HAYDOF
0.
Ball
Fakor
som
and called arrak. This drink is in Miss B: Ho 4. Hing dulged in only extraordinary occasions Mr A. Hodge Mr. Streeter found the concoction stroot, Mr J. Jimoh
Bir T. Laokuchl whisk, and ocfourice; with flavour E Koen somewhat like "Bénédictins," and not Mr and Ms W. D. Dr Bibres over intoxicating. He gave them little Kraft takute, which, girangihend thour belief Mr & Mrs C: Lauri
that he had supernatural-power? They De H. Lang carried their sick to him and begged Mr J. Macfarlane him to heal them. To dosiaüo:
Mia Mafarlane' Continued on page 4)
Mr & Mrs Mantess
HILTED LOYER'S REVENGE.
Mr Pugh Me 11. Bandwin' Meti. E. Bigge De S. He Sho
Bourge
Mio G Swarg
U.S.A
Capt. Wadd- Dr. K. Walther Mr H. Walton Mr H Westph A&W Wilmer
CELED ROTEL
Mr and Mrs Allen In the Bavarian village of Hofiau » Mon Amery *** workman named Gast fired the house of Mr Bond Mr Bary his amployer, whose daughter jilbed him, Mr Coffmanu and then stood at the door with To Mr Cooker volver therebezing to shoot if she teledir
The girl escaped, bus, both there were burnt to death.
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Mr H Ranos
Bardoliek Arm A# B My Reynolds!
Smith
Chinchen Mia D. Fuzina Mr B. B. Gibera
Mrs E. Gibso
Mr A. Hardm+z.
Mr T.L. Harrison
Mr G, Norringt 'n Mr A. D: Openshaw
ir Francis l'iggott Mr & Mrs J. Kobart
son
Mr Bonbow Bows Mr and Mr. A. E. W. Mrs G. Sacher
Salt
Cap CVS. Skilm
shire, RA
Major & Mr 1.7. B.
Thompson
Mr G. J. K. van der
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Ma and Mrs R. D. Mr and Mrs E.. A. BI,
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