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other deserters who had actually worked for tenor eleven months, and been told that if they would work, till the job was completed, about five years, they wond receive their wages in full" The most. Lhat any had rercived in wady meuy was Mone or two_dollura "
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recruited from the Shanghai and King neighbourhool, was also deserting in groups, **sometimes more Chin one bumir per
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ABSOLUTE PURITY. Repental analyses both locally and at home guarantee this
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As soon as they wont to work they began
to sicken and die, s the forensen, urned them adrift to get home as they could". Aalatons May 15th, Mr. Crowryemuld write, *The stronger of thes Fetugees have now passed us and the poor crawling, staggering rearguard are upon us. They can scarcely rise after witting down at our due to beg, and they have still fit en hundeed mules to
" Bricily, that is the terrible story unfobled. It is the only evidence we have
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE 26ru, 1906.
The British Cigarette Company of Shanghai is gradually driving Japanese cigarettes out of
the market in Manchuria and Cores.
At the offices of the P.W.D. yesterday TELEGRAMS. afternoon the letting by public auction anto
of Garden Lot No. 25, situated on Barker Road,
Vicory Chou Fu is suposed to have get into took place. The lot containa 6.80) aquare, fext, trouble for criticising Vicorey Sham. It is saidud has an annual routal of $16. It was sold to Mr. C. L. Gorbam for $360, being $20 abore the that H.E. Chang, Chih-tung will displace him,
upset prion. There was no competition.
At the recent cycling contest in Paris the "grand prix" was gained by Kramer, on American, Poulain was second and Frick think.
The manager at Raab raports the following
outpat for the four week ending 16th June Stone crushed, 5,800 tons; Gold obtained, 750
OZM.
The now French Minister and the Chino Foreign Ofice are my drafting og regulations for the control of Catholic missionarias. Inter national regulations might be better.
A riport has reached Seoul to the effect that a Coroin fishing boat struck and explodel a drifting mino aff Oyuta. Tares out of the four men in the best were killed or drowned,
Tho Ceart at Peking is ubasing itself, had so far, and whether we krcept, deny, ordering all officials to de likurise, in order to ¿lamato the god whose ferain. The pëalong of minimies the ob rges, we have to depoel drought is Causing grave troubles in the north, up this narrative of Mr. Caders' miti! we hear from Yanım. We may say at once that our feeling is agind arvej ng such a story. We have no laxitation on believing that the missionary was imposed upon by beggars; and but lie in
In the Halian 'Clamber of Deputisa M. Tiltoni, referring to the question of disarma ment, declared approval of the British project in prinsiphy, but said to did pot think it capable of practical results.
A Japanesa committer appointed to study
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The return of visitors to the City Hall Library and Museum for the week onding the 24th June, 1900, shows that of non-Chinese there wore 275 to the Library and 124 to the Museum; und of Chinese 155 to the former and 9,567 to the latter.
The Library was, therefore, used by 430 persons, and the Museum by 2,001.
["DAILY PRESH" KICLUSIVE HERVICE.)
STANDARD OIL COMPANY SCANDAL
LONDON, June 25th. President Roosevelt bas announced that there will be an immediate and Fenergetic prosecution of the Standard
Au interesting feature at a recent Simla | Oil Company, gymkhana was the Grotus Greon Race," Gentleman will ride bara-backed to his partner, who will stand dismounted by her horse. He
will assist ber to mount, saddle and mount Lis
pouy, and partners will then ridle back band in hand." The Efth and last item was the whistling competition- Gentlemen will ruu with sealed envelope containing Bane of true to Indien, who will whistle tune named, gentlemen to guess tune, write it down on a piece of paper and return to starting point.”
FOUND DROWNED.
AN UNKNOWN WHITE ALAN.
The body of a European sailor was found Bosting in the harbour near the Canton Wharf on Sunday night. He was a man apparently of 25 years of age, 5 ft. 7 inches in height and was pocket was found a fist bottle, from which the cork had been taken eat. There was no clus as to bin identity.
sach changes are i variably estly in the t testing that his feelings of hemiarty cotton culture in Corea estimates that so annust dressed in dark jacket oil trousera,
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instance the results attained in PERFECT | have ran away with his peu, causing his ABRATION and aomies in working justity phraseology to take on an exaggerated tóne. We have had such a recent lesson in the THE FINEST MATERIALS y a euisrepresentations of the coolie's for in ཝཱརཾuf
ENGLISH EXPERFS mange our for tries and our Waters are acknowledge bading English Makes to bo equal to those of their uwu un tur
These results have only bus obtained through constant experiment, the adverse climatic con dilmes of Tropical Ciimalios for than surefni manufacture of High-Class Aerated Waters ascessitating special" study.
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the stores struck In us incredible at first, but says conviction was with many repetitions,
alu NL verladım" That peculiarity of the trumped-up story would have made entre men still more incredulous,
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crop worth eight million sterling, or more than two thirds ihan value of Japan's present. Itaporis, could be produced in the peninsula.
There hundred and fifty ráturned emigrants fuelwrlingovor one hundred women and children) from the Colony of Fiji lauded in Caloutta on
the lat instant, from the British ludia sten (Or Puzzle, bringing with them over £127,00 in savings. The largest sama brought by ons 142, was 2,35
There is at present, the Indian Daily News is sorry to sig, a great deal of sickness in Simla which is affecting Europeans as well as natives; udend, at the present time, the Walker Hospital
mful production of its kind in Tropical Take the complaint that no money was is full to over Bowing, and several patients have Comalcine. It nt ou became popular and increasing sales testify to increasing popularity. Brawlhe Boost Jamaica Ginger it is porintly wholes and is an ide summer
favarnga.
paid to the men, in ronjunction with the description of their desolate, mountainous surroundings, and then consider what could be their hurry, Good reasvas al thec
theneeives Bog rest
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The plague return for fast week was 34 cases) and 31 denthan For the past 4 hours it was for the deferred shores cises and two deaths. For the season to payment. The remark that rice was | date it is 824 cares und 774 deaths. Last week's For at famine prives” bas¦rictions were 3) Chinese, ons European, one a touch of hyperbole about it, though Japanese, and one Portuguesa. Three Euro it meght well be true, as recent market Pours are down with enteric prices have beam quote! on it famine
At miduight on May 20 ancther big tire That many lives ended in ocenrred in Bombay, osalling in the partial destructing of the mill premises of the Sundere before the expiry of the first two
das Spinalng and Weaving Company. The meaths is a manifest expansion of truth, milk are situated in Ballasts Read. Byculla, and and in the letter itself, we mul of others
are under the management of Messrs. Malji who survived these belittle hardships Jethe and Company, the ageute. The daminge for turarly a year before it occurred to then done by the fice is roughly estimated at Rs. to run away. It is included as part of the 50,000, The cause of the fire has not been Recertained, but is believed to be due to spon- indictment that while begging flair wastaneus combustion of cotton in the ring and towards hoare, many fell victims to disease, male departmout." sent before 11 a.. on day of publication. After that, and weather", and dis alone shoulda
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SUICIDE IN THE HARBOUR.
"ONE MORE UNFORTUNATE,"
A Chinese girl, aged 19 years, from Ship Street, committed suicide on Sunday night. She was seen by some of her friends to leap from a wooden wharf in Trays Bost into the harbour, and though thu nurm was given sho could not be remebed. Her body has not been recovered yet. It is thought that the provó- cative trouble was dobl
WEIHAIWEI GOLD MINES.
REMAINING DOLLAR TO BE CALLED,
The directors of the Weibniwai Gold Mining Co., Ltd., expected that the concentrates shipped to San Francisen would.rouliso about sixty-five gold dollars per ten, the valuation of their own assayer. They have received a telegram to the effect that the yield was only $2,477 gold-for fifty-eight tens. In view of this unexpected result, it will be úšcessary, the N.C. Daily News is advised, to call up immediately the dollar still due on the shares.
We reported the other day the decision of the shareholders to dispose of their property.
AN ARBOREAL JEHU.
HUMOURS OF POLICE WORK.
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LONDON, June 25th.
Duke Almodovaris dead. The Duke of Almodovar was lato Foreign Minister for Span and President of the Morocco Conference.
SITUATION IN NATAL
LONDON, June 25th. The Natal disturbances are spread-' ing.
N.-C. Daily Neer Service.]
THE WRECKED TRANSPORT.
Tokyo, June 18th. Only a few of these on board the Toyotomi, |other than those recorded yesterday, were sub- sequently saved. Another steamer encountered the mine of Sado Island but escaped contact.
MONEY FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
Tokyo, June 18th. Proxident Roosevelt recommends to both Houses of Congress a parition from San Fran- cisce for a loan for $10,000,000.
OIL FUEL IN THE AMERICAN NAVY.
Tokyo, June 13th. The Secretary of Úe Navy orders that a trial be made of oil as fail for American warships,
INTRIGUING COREANS.
Tokyo, Jnuo 19th. Several Seoni dignitaries have been arrested, including a Privy Councillor, a Lieutenant- General, and a Vice-Minister
THE FLOATING MINE DANGER.
Tokyo, Jane 19th. The navigation at night time by transports off North-eastern Cora has been forbidden.
THE BRITISH FLEET IN JAPAN.
Tokyo June 30th. Vico-Admiral Moore is at Sasaho, where he was entertained at an Admiralty dianar last night.
The citizens of Sancho will entertain the British naval officers to night,
THE DAKOTA" BREAKS THE RECORD.
Yokohupia, June 29th. The G. N. S. Dakle arrived here at 22 a.m. today, breaking the record for the passage, The whole time was 11 days, 20 hours, 35 tuinutes, and the average speed 15 kauts.
There was something very interesting in the sight of a European policeman capturing run away pony while the mafos libd tree and watebed the proceedings from a place of tafely. Yesterday morning a pony attached tqa gharry was so started when the shafts After broke that be immediately halted.
revelling some distance it was caught by a European policoman and broughtslong to Wasts Foint Police Station. There it broke away again Euf was quickly captured by another European. While the animal was kicking and lashing out
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HONGKONG'S TUMBLEDOWN
HOUSES.
ANOTHER COLLAFSE,
The orrected has happens in the vicinity of the recent bouse collapse in Queen's Road West. Another bonse has fallas in. It will be remembered that the throo houses which collapse were part of a tenement situated at the corner of Eastern Street and Queen's Road West and were nambored 226, 293 and 231. It was feared then that the adjuceut houses would share the same fate, and the people were | accordingly cleared from the promises and the | party wall supported by woodwork.--
About -45 on Sunday night there was a load report at 232, followed a few seconds later by a complote collapse, similar to what had taken place in the case of the others, The roof fel) in stid crashed "through the other fours, the debris failing on the shop bolow which had not bern care of its forniture, The party wal] fell ontwards, carrying with it the shoring that had been put by the Public Works Department. As in the previous caer, the kitchen and verandals were left standing. Naturally the event caused some excitement in the neighbour- hood, but the police had no diffoulty in keeping Lho thoroughfure clear, It is nutterstood thai. the other houses in the teuenreat will be pulled down.
THE LEIGHTON HILL ROAD OUTRAGE
FEELING OF UNEASINESS.
There is tile doubt now that the object of the men who entered 4, Leighton Hill Rond on Saturday morning and committed the terrible outrage ou Mrs. Aoki was robbery. Severa drawers had been opened, but apparently the robbers had been alarmed and made off without taking anything. Mrs. Acki, who is by no means ont of danger, says she would be able to recognise her two assailants, both Chineso. The outrage has caused a feeling of uneasiness in the neighbourhood.
L. C. C. TAXES.
FRIGHTENING AWAY FACTORIES,
There has developed, says Engineering, an extensive movement of staller factories from London to now districts immediately outside the London County Council area, and it is import But that the significance of the industrial migration should be rolled by the
e governing hadies of all large cities. One fact alone shontá give panse to the ambitions County Councillor, and
that j, that whoreus few years ago the proportion of rateable property unoccupied in the total it has increased more to nearly 4 par London was from por cont. to 3 par cent. of
cont. Obviously the burdon of taxatiour upon tho remaining occupiers has increased proper bonately, apart altogether from the advance dos to an increase of municipal expenditure, aad the
cousequence is that nther firms, with their suure que employs are adopting the prliey of
CODE ore, pest. Thoro
aus Engineering, many prima facie regsong in favour of removal from the crowded metropolis, but the aggressive policy recently adopted by the Loudon Council has enormously stimulated manufacturers in a decision, Thors is, drat, the arriving at a increase in the ratos and taxes. The President of the Local Government Board has great faith in the various districts of Lador, but there is in the effect of his Bill for equalising the rates the possibility that it may intensity the evil. There woms no reason why a well and economi cally-managed borough, such a
Westministor. Kensington, or
Chelsen,
agree to hand ever a large propertion of its collected assere- ment to what it regards adspendthritt communi- ties, and it why i stend equalise ils accounts by Singapore, June 18th. The Duna discussed the bjelostok riete. It way? Moreover, as large works move to Lew increasing its expenditure. And who shall say it asarted that the ma-ssore of Jews there was
arans, carrying with them a great proportion of arranged by the Government. The Dumn has the industrial community, the remaining rate- wat tee of its members there to investigate payers will axperience greater dithealty in the matter. The riots at Bielostok have been meeting the demands of the municipal authority. renewed. Thousands of peasants base arrived Another point is that the London County Cour
that place for looting purposes. Six thaus-cilbuilding regulations, wisely orotherwise, place and Jews are campot in a neighbouring forest serious restrictions upon the economical max- where they are surrounded by troops.
agement of factories, Migration to the country, Mv. Meziers, the French Government com
with cheaper ground rent and more room for mercial agent in the zoudan, has written an article in the Temps in which he eulogises expasion. at once anggests the construction of
a factory on ene OPIUM SMUGGLER'S LEAP.
British administration there and the absence of Hobting and with mor, with adeguate natural power plant; and when red tape.
there is added to these advantages new Thet a man should jump from a verandah to
During the naval manxavrod, Sheerness was machinery, it is obvious that economy must the ground below and be able to pick Limself attacked simultaneously with Portsmouth and follow. Experience shows that when a Lictory up and run from the police is a rather uncommon Plymouth. All the attacks were repulsed. The building is now vacated the rental value is invadors [eing from Portsmouth were roduced by almost one-half, owing to the occurrence. This, however, was an incident in an pursue to the Channel Islands. There ten limitations, of the Loudon Coun
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Council opium raid on Sunday The suspected party. torpedo boats were captured. Yet two destroy-
effective. It is, adds Engineering, in who is an old offender, on learning that theory ontoret Plymouth, ons of th-in dropping regulations and the changes required to make police were in the house, jumped from the item is on. One feature of many cases impossible to let the property for the went full speed up utilised. 10 respect of power plant and verandah and rau off. He was esptured a little column from Qucenferry. It yet the ring me purpose as that for which it was formerly
to wes taken to the hospital, but was sent back and the House of Represstatives Agriculture importance of slopting absolutely new and up- complained of pains in the rack Accordingly joined the later and taken to the Police Station, where he Dover Straits. Evading the defending feet, it machinery, there is little demand for machinery
main squadres at Alderney.
which is put on the market recordhand, as all The struggle batwon President Roosevelt firms are now wore and more realising the
complain of pains, and the Magistrate decided Roosevelt declares that the Committer, acting a malingerer. He continued, however, to Committee has become acute. President
tz-date machinery, to remand him till the 29th inst. for medical ander the influence of the maal packers, has Ro observation. The suspicion of malingering mended the Meat Inspection Bill as to render it valueless. Mr. Wadsworth, the Chairman of the Committee, bas written to President, regretting the inaendees made or o the sincerity and competency of the Com- mitteo.
Although nothing has been yet definitely of visit of the Air of Afghanistan to Fudis settled it is highly probable that the long talked
will be arranged in the autumn. Afghan ruler express his wishes to cross the border and most the Vicsray there is no doubt that the Government of India will make evorį Preparation to receive him in a manner befitt ing the occasion and a Barbar worthy of the illustrious visitor's rank and importants will the mafor, who had followed, climbed a tree to certainly arranged.
Fa the meanwhile it isublain safety, and was afterwards discovered understood that informal communication anally viewing ile situation.
quiries are being made on this subject and Lord Miste's movements in the cold weather visit takes place or not. will naturally depend on whether the Amir's
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Tank night, but
BUY
pt the obvious inference of the statement that the men as seen by the complainant were in a state of austion. 3 Sanitary Band coo is absconding tegu kenglong to Peking might truthfully be described as in a worry state at Shanghai, without redeeting upon the foval corporation. As for the hundred applicants per day, kneeling at the missionary's door, they sort to use struck | a charitable gold-tie; and if the reverend gentleman sets a wateh, we suspoet be will find that many of them are making the cireuit of his compound, and re-appeuring in the processiven more exhausted than helore In any case, these very serious The Rangoon Times (May 25th) says:-Mis A member of the China Taland Mission, charges are made on hear-say evidener Henrietto Markens and Miss Edith Merryles, Day Rev. D. W. Crofts, whose abtress is of the most-wobrimed?—antinestworthy of the Loulon Ladies Tre, gave a grand even Chenyuas via Yochow, has writ a to the character; nothing personally served by ing concert at the Rangoon Gymkban Club Noch China Dody Nere a inter root saing the writer can be fairly set down as the
the procedings, though grave changes against the officials of the effect of the aleged causes; and we for thoroughly enjoyable frem a musical stand ist syndicate rousiening to Yaritan railway that we have here another case of possible of thousands of insects of various forms, species were marred by the presence in the contort hall Bums of Chinas Labourers, "big, strong mischief to be worked by the to much and sizes, she accommodated themselves on the (newlioned ermit zy men rom the neighbour-complacenes with which some misionaries piano keys, crept inside Miss Murkens' rieliu: hood of Trentsin", called at his house, and are ready to listen to evil tales and to pass mud kept the fairly numerous and most approoi- From their stories he has aequired an idea them on. Taking his own testimony, as ative aulicore in a constant state of activity. It of what he calls. “the plainly murdervis¦ presented in the letter gimbal, no judge is stated that some of the men in the assembly hardly seems reasonable in the circumstances. exploitation of labourers by the syndicat:"| could accept the evilenes as suficient to regarded the invasion with a'degree of pleasure, The conlies told him they were engaged to warrant the Bev. D. W; Chores conclusions it afforded-remomble opportunity for work on the line for a dollar a day, their that these goalies were poor, anfortunateing outside during gush of the dosen inforrals. These ladies not long ago gave on ↑ passage being paid to Haiphong. They did victimsel men "'.
We do not suppose that
enjoyabla concert at Hongkong, not like their new surroun-Bugs, desolate the matter will be pernili rest where high mountains", and they had 10 m.ke it does. huts for themselves by gathering *grass and brushwood" from the mountain sides They rereived no wages, but rife was doled! to them daily at famine prices". Only one calty a day was their last allowance, and no vegetables, meat, salt, or oil were furniste, sy Mr. Ceoers says. Burl may ha to gather his own fuel. They endured this state of things for two months, and
The Governor-General of Inde-Chit a han then asked for their wages. Being refused issued an order for the establishment of a
At least some of Quiversity at Hanoi.. they began to desert. them did: some could wit, us neworling to
To-day is the Dragon Boat Festival for the missionary'e story, insufficient food, which the Chinese have been preparing during strange dima, and poisonous gases the last few days. (especially in tamcls where men were driven to work by armed guards) ended many lives in agony". There were also
Tho Tsar has, visited island leg, the first lime.
The Kiaurhon Chianfu railway paid a three and one quarter per cent. dividend for the year 1905.
جديد
LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS.
The P. O, air. Devanka loft Singapore for this port on the 24th inst., at 10 a.m.. with the outward Exglish maile, and is dus here on the
9th fast, at 6.m.
The T.K.K. str. America Maru'arrived at San Francisco on the Pict inst,
The T.K.K. str Hongkong Maru will sail from Yokohama for this port o the 25th June, and is dae here on the 7th July..
tha
Heary foods in southern Chilli province North Chiu) have destroyed forty kilometres of line sin the Haukow-Peking Railway,
INDISCRIMINATH MINTING.
AN ENIAGATENED OFFICIAL,
THE PLAGUE IN BOMBAY.
RECENT RESULTS.
The Bombay plague epidemic sunson in now June 6th) at an end, the pestilence having fallen format proportions. It has taught several important lessons. The principal of those is that there is no reason why the height of the epidemic should not move forward in- definitely. Hitherto the plaga bas subsided with the advent of the hot weather, and it was asted that this was due to climatic cansue
this y your the epidemio did not reach ite boight
until the ad of the first week in May. Careful
i to rat and
It may interest gunes in Hongkong to learn that the Royal Field Artillery batteries at Aldershot have brea recently doing excellent work with the new 18-pounder on the ranges at Dartmoor, Okelarupten The tire results were A ten wilo strip of the Swater-Chaschon line good,' but a raiber carious defect has just becu
The Board of Revenue has lately received a juvestigations base established beyond doubt The C... sir. Emprees of Japan arrived at dispatch from H. E. Liu Shao-oin, Governor, the direct connection between rats and the is finished:
discovered ju am duorxpected plaster. The Yokohama zi 8am. on Monday, the 25th inst., of Kiaugsi province, on the question of coining plague. First the plague rat, then the plague uners in actionare protected from rile fire and loft axair at 2pm. same day for Kobe, silver and copper currency: His Excellency in the man wing, is now the established and shell splinters by steel shields mounted on
where she is due to arrive at 3 p.. on Tuesday, points out to the Board of Revenue that although rinciple. Also the agoner of the rat des in
conveying the disore from rat the 26th inst
from the axleirea and the trail. These shields, it
the power of putting into circulation silver
And The C.P.B. str. Monteogle arrived at Kobe
Board, is at liberty to put an indefinite fast. Going even farther than this it is probable rat Bea convoys plague not only through cover, and betray at once the location of th again at 6 pm on Saturday via Nagasaki for number of gains in the market, it would chèrpen gun. This is a serious defect in any country. Shanghai, where she is.du to arrive at 6 am. moser and be a cursa instead of a blossing to the the medium of the bite but through the medium
of itu ozereta. on Wednesday, the 27th inst..
If these exer which carry inhabitants of the Empire The Governor of
excreta and the more particularly in tropical countries
The whare sunshine largely predominates. Instructoft Singapore for Luis port on the ad inst, and with cantion, and to regulate the output
str. Wakasa Maru (Bombay Line therefore exhorts that Board to act promptly plague germa come in contact with the skin
a human being they would probably convey tions have been issued to observe this reflection, and is expreted here on the 28th inst. with the view to having it remedied. From and the Straits, left Singapore for this port on and indiscriminately started by such Viceroy ur and its excerta. The Bombay Health Depart The Indo-Chine es. Laisang, from Calcutta provincal minte that have been promiscuously and sulphur is ineffective as against the rat fles of the Imperial Mints, which also means that the plague. Another discovery is that the ordinary ethod of ( disinfection by perchloride of mercury reports to hand the 18-puder is up to very the 23rd lost, at 3 p.. thing claimed for it. The ammauition supply
Governor of
a province, jast as he thought The NY.K. str. Lokata Maru (Bombay Line) ft, without referense to the welfare of hisnt havo been experimenting with a new factorily solved. in action, however, is a prolden; not yet satis left. Bombay for this port via Tuticorin and neighbours, should be closed without delay by disinfectant, which is cheap and easy to handle,
Bingapore on the 23rd June,
Imperial Rescript.
} and which gives positive results as against both.
appears, catch the sun's rays, even in partial at 9.30 p.m. en Friday, the 2nd lust, and left ppor Decorily lies, in the hands of that the rat to the human being is now a scientific
infantry regulation based on information gained Germour has just brought into fores a bow in the Russo-Japansze war.
which in
that
of