jan labion.
Sir,
Enclosure
Admiral Di Chun (to
C. O.
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Consul General Hineriai; 07
10913
589
APR 6 1907
Jan. 15,1207,
IHずかなおば honmur too the receipt of yone
ith rotoronse to thanyroaston of pirery a
In watoro hananohas withonkなく
(quotes in full Mr Mansfield's deopatch of Jan.5).
In reply I have the honour to observe as follows:-
inh crosuent annon of piroy or single Pasmongor
launches in these waters the practice of the pirates has
haon to amhark in the diagning of pasangers having congeslo
won than rovalvers snd diggerasthay have awaitor their
ainoxtomnity to obrinoswhich having arrived, their minton
has hoen to torrity those in charge and others into prom
aaading on the voyaga otho lainohon and gun-
bosto stationos stone tho stefurant section of tho チョー
ways were ignorant of what was transpiring, and the ntrates,
on rasching some lonely plage at a distance from all
Isunches and guard-bosts, escaped with their booty. Thus no
rroosutionary nosaurus could be of any avail.
Iornninor thorotoro thso the aaarching for arms of
pan/ongera and their luggage is the onential towards the
owpression of piracy or the inland wars since the rirates,
toprived of thair won will thus ho without naans of
carrying out their sohananolly original promotion wa
eetablish at the various places of call (licen: od) samyana
toshiokakould be appointed a ouhordinate offioarant
soldiers to search Jason garn for asian conosalad shout to Subsequently,having coke a to the conclusion that the
institution