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A. S. WATSON & CO., LTD.

CIGAR MERCHANTS AND TOBACCONISTS.

THE CHINA MAIL.

the way and a little irrelevant to the mattor immediately under consider- ation, though bearing upon its funda mental principles. The industrial upheaval that is threatened is the result of the Company exercising their legitimate right, namely, of dis

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Sir Charlos Eliot left yesterday for Swator,

The Rev. Father Spain, it is stated, leaves on the 13th iner, to take up an ap. pointment at Milan is a representative of

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1918

SPECIAL:-John Cotton's Mixture. missing an employes who failed to Missions, Father Spads has been in 1 (Denis Bigned their memberstis, quently directed of late yours is now factory and in view of the very unssitleck

TOBACCOS.

Mild, Medium and Full $1.00 per lb. tim.

Carreras' Carven Mixture, Black Cat Mixture, Garrick Mixture. Ardath & State Express Mixture,

etc., etc.,

etc.

HIGH CLASS · CIGARS.

give them satisfaction. What has any other individual or any body of indi- viduals got to do with the matter.

Among those who left for the North The guard in question admits that he resterday ware Lious. Law, KO.YLI., refused to take the instructions of his Mr. H. 8. Lloyd, of the Hongkong and superiors, because, forsooth, he be. Shanghai Bank, Major Craig, R.G.A., and Mr. W. B. Hind, of Messrs. Thomas Cook lieved them to be contrary to the and Sch. It is expected that Major Craig, Company's Regulations. Such a con-who is en route to England, will shortly tention seems preposterous; and the be appointed to the Staff of the War strangest thing is that any body of

THE TRONOH MINES. Dutch, Havanas, German Cigars, Martin's Tweenies.men would co-operate in such a matter. But the antagonism in-

Mers. Vernon & Smyth, Stockbrokers, CICARÈTTES.

troduced into the ranks of labour-write us We beg to advise you that

have this mening teenived the following

Tronoh Mines, Lal.

MANILA:-Lolitas, Mandarins, El Tamarindos, Infumables, Perfectos, Estrellas, etc., etc.

PRICES

MODERATE.

MEMOS FOR TO-DAY. 9.10 p.al. Charley's Aunt' by Dallas

Office.

'WTHELESS AND THE CANAL

vincial officials towards their treaty | want of experience in the sandust of high obligations is calculated to do serious policies, but a persistenco.in such an harm to China herself and can caly result attitude towards fordguery,, adil forsig (Continued from page 5.)

in enormously increasing the diffulties trade onnot but result in grond hurt to Correspondence was received and filed of new Government.

China and her people and it in ta bứ concerning a dispute arising out of the

hoped a more enlightened policy will TER RECENT RENGLAR: wording of the Caufence Tariff dated 1st

The unsatisfackey state of affairs which shortly make itself apparent. During the April, 1912.

During the year under review, Mr. C. obtains as to robberies and burglarica to past were mouths tesdo with the Ent- Gorham died and Messrs. Linstood which public attention has been too fro-pire of Chita, has on the whole been estis. present is in charge of the Church of the Messrs. Heuser Eberius went into bank. been before this Committed and is fully condition of affairs which still exista E rupter. ssrs. Brutton and Hott be dealt with in the report. We believe that corsain districts, shows what an mos- esme Mr. G. K. Hall Brutton by the dis. thus is a matter which is receiving the mously increased trade is possible ware Holy Rosary at Kowloon.

solution of the partnership. Mr. Brutton'a carried attention of those responsible and the country once sottied under a strong struction on the part of the officials, of name now' appears among the individual we trust we will in the future see a better Government and the shortsighted obe which in the post we have had so tra members. Daring the year the following state of affairs. Arins were elected members and their

outly to complain, removed. During The most important question" for the year a small sub-committee has besa election requires the usual confirmation at the Annual Meeting The Bank of great shipping port, namely wirelve tele considering the question of our fortaight- Taiwan, Ltd., The Orient Tobacco Manugraphy has also received our attention y circular, which I am afraid I m

The and we trust before long to have a fitting admis is not quite all we could wish., factory, Mrs. Botelho Bros.

sels in those water so readily communi and we anticipate this publication will and 10 individual members. membership now consists of 120; arms station erected which will enable all yes. Certain changes have been decided upo During the year Messrs. H. W. Robert-cute with the Colony. It is, however, in future of great sets those lo sn and G. H. Medhurst resigned from to be regretted that no further step has terested in the trade of this Colony, bu the committes, and their places ware lien taken towards setting up the long to ensure this it is very important that faken by Mr. G. T. Elkins and Mr. Stau- promised station on the Pratas Island, merchants and shipping companies shond The Chairman (the and that we will have to face another furnish, the information required in ceder lay H. Dodwell, Mr. Calony Table Hak in the chate of stations to which that all the wombors who caresist um Shelfin were away front the Cong typhoon season without this most vai to make our recurs complete. I trust on leave of abuerito during the your and we look for warning of approaching dan in the mattor wil be kind enough to do In this connection I may state that returned before the and of the year ger to our shipping, and more particularly During Mr. Howett's absence. Mr. N. to the native craft which crowd chose our setary has been offered and has

Upon Mr.es. That great and important water accepted the position of correspondent Stabb acted as Chairman. Hewett having the Colony in July 1912. way which is to link up the old and new the Commercial Intelligence Branch of Mr. Murray Stewart was elected to sit worlds will, we hope, be open for trafic the Board of Trade and I would therefore . in the Legislative Council as the Chambefore our next annual meeting and we also ask on his behalf your kind aasist. men should be applied to any of you for ber's representative, and upm M“. Mur congratulating our enterprising relatives ray Stewart going home in September, or the courage and determination which information. Mr. J. W. C. Bonner was elected for the they bare displayed in carrying out this balance of Mr. Howett's leave of absence. nighty undertaking. We trust that the Mr. Hewett returned to the Colory and roult will be a great increase in our trado The twenty-sixth sanual ordinary meet-resumed the Chairmanship and his seat with Europe and the Eastern side of the Aneriean Continent much to the adran aing of shareholders in the above company on the Council on 20th December, 1912.

was held at noon to-day at the offices of A sum of $1,500 was voted by the zon. tages of all concerned, including our

The mitteo or 15th February, 1012, out of the Colony. Mears. Jardino, Matheson and Co. Hon. Mr C. H. Russ. Chairman of the Chamber's reserves towards the cost of Board of Directors, presided, and there

a special Hongkong issue of the "Finan were also present Sir Paul Chater, Mossrs.

The surplus of normal J. W. C. Bognar, G. Friesland, 8. E. cial News," Dodwell, O S. Gabbar, D. K. Moss, Erevenue over normal receipts for 1912 was Shellim. H. A. Siebs, H. Schmidt, and R. $513.73. Laurent, direckung. Moasts. Soolemagjes, E. Packham, J. Hooper, A. A. Fle, G. C. Moxon, F. W. Melchers, A. E. Grifin, W. Robertson, A. E. Crapnell. L. M. Leefe, He Fook, J. W. Kaw, T. F. Hough, A. Rodger, and De Noble, and Mr W, F. Brown (ecretary).

'CHAIRMAN'S SPEICH..

Outpat of Tia Ors for the month Feb kry 150 to 2,184 picule; Estimated Valde, £18,500; Working Cost, including spital expenditure £10,000. The of Share market quist, with buyers at 81/6 *uliers at 87/.

COMPANY MEETING.

Virginian, Egyptian, Turkish-all well-known brands skilled and unskilled-by the in-bis from our London, Agents in the

practicable Socialista does not require kept in stock.

much to stir it to its full vitality and cause it to be a serious menace to thousands of innocent people. The man Richardson, the guard in question, was either right or wrong; and his case can surely be determined without the interference and the pre- judiced action of a body as tyrannous na any inquisition. It is a good thing, Shakespeare reminds us, to have m.-Y.M.C.A. Minstrel Troupe at giant's strength; but it is tyrannaus to Teatro Royal.

use it like a giant." And that is precisely how the Trades' Unions use,

VICTOR-VICTROLA Comedy Co., at Theatre Royal

General Memoranda.

IS WITHIN THE MEANS FRIDAY, March 7-

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No Home

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WITHOUT ONE.

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SATURDAY, March 8:-

Hongkong Hotel Meeting.

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MONDAY, March 10:-

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THE CHAIRMAN'S SPEECH.

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THE LATE MR. WILLIAM XESTICK. In conclusion, the chairman said that since last meeting one of tho báut known men in China had gone to his rest. He referred to Mr. William Keswick, M.P. a very old resident of Hongkong, whe was a member of the committee from the Arst and acted as chairman and vice- chairman. On his return to England he took a Rading part on the committee of the London Chamber of Commerce and kept a constand and vigilant eye on all of our local companies. I do not propose questions relating to the Far East. He

THE - HOYCOTT. li During the past twelve months we have unfortunately witnessed a very serious condition of affairs in the form of a boy cott by the Chinese community of oue

to niske reference to the rights or wrong thought it was only right that the Cham-

9p.m.-First re-appearance of the Court or rather, abuse their strength. It is

Cards.

truckling on their part to the infamous SUNDAY, March

Field Day for H.K. Volunteer Reserves, "class" prejudice of the Socialist,

The Chairman, moving the adeption which is founded on a fallacy and supported by wilful injustice. If this

of the nport and accounts, which were of the case or to endeavour to apportion her should put on record its deep sens taken as road, said: You will notice that the blame. I refer to the question be of lows. Their late vice-chairman, Mr. the question of the dredging of the har cause we have seen something of this Henry Keswick, had stepped into his threatened strike is unhappily brought

bour has again been before the Com-sort, both in this Colony and is the treaty father's shoes as member of Parliamens about and the business of the country

The Chairman said—The main features mittce during the year under review, but ports of Ching in the past, and there may for the Epsom division, and had recently bampered with its consequent hard-

of the year's work as disclosed by that we have given it as our opinion this possibly be some reason to fear that in accepted the post of chairman of the Far ships to thousands of innocent people the report are the increase in the work is not an urgent necessity at the the present feeling of unrest which must Eastern branch of the London Chamber a great congratulate themselves on the appoint it will be not only a disgrace to honest profit on working and the proft derived moment. Later, when the Fanama Canal necusarily seanmpany so complete at Commerce. He thought they might

from the sale of property. As regards the opened, the matter may require farther changu in the Government of Non-Hongkong and Wasmpes Dock men, but a tyrannous usage of a former I am glad to say there was a hablaronsideration, but if it is then found decantry such as we have seen in China. ment of one whom they kniew personally.

factory improvement in all branches of our business, particularly wharf work, and it sirable to have the harbour dredged, tha this method of enforcing their views may one who would lock after their in will alan be pleasing to you to learn that work will have to be far more extensive be again attempted by a section of the terests in that direction...

The report and accounts were adopted questions the right of workingmen to our lighterage has so developed that we are and much more costly than that propoid native population. It is perhaps hardly combine. All lovers of fair play now able to employ nearly all our lighter by the Govamment last year. You will necary to state that such action is upon the proposition of the Chairman,

which were built to enable us to CATTY OB

The retiring committee-men, the Hos. between enployers and employees work after the destruction of our wharves in see that the Companies Ordinance bas illegal and under no circumstances can seecaded by Mr. Lefrentz

the 1906 typhoon, a number of these lighters again formed the subject of correspon be justified, or if carried out, cordoned. will hope that na time proceeds the basing lain idle since the wharres were dence with the Gorivument. The Con- and it is as well that those who have Mr. E. A. Hewett, Hon. Mr. C. E. Ross,

•remontly sold

mittce still held the opinion very strongly in the past, or may be in the future. Meners X. J. Stabb, F. H. Armstrong employees will have the good sense reconstructed. The to see that it is not in the interests of to Government for the terminus of the that in Chinese companies registered responsible for such a movement fully. J. W. G. Bonnse, S. H. Dodrell, G. F.

Kowloon-Canton Bailway comprises the 9.15 p.m.Selections from Handel'anyone, except a few highly-paid hole of our land on the South side of ths under the act their books should be kept understand that they act so at their peril..] Ekins. G. Fritaland, E. Stellim, and

Salisbury Road As mentioned in the in English and it appears to us this world The notion of the Government has clearly H.A. Sichs, were re-elected:

The election Mesars. Botello Ber- agitatore, to bring about friction be-report, portion of this property was rabo a small price to pay for the advan-indicated that they mean to stand no

by Government in 1907, o as to tween tliemselves and their employers-sumed the lower end of Salisbury Road, tages which are derived by tho who arotonsense, and I feel xure that all right. |thers, the Orient Tobacco Manufacturing

working under the Act: the minimum winded people in the Colony will cordially Company, and Bank of Taiwan, Ltd... the proceeds of this salo placed Total Eclipse of the Moon Middle of Disputes there will always be from dit of the property, thus reducing its consider to be exacted should be endorse any action taken by the Gover was confirmed.

Co's Mooting." 6.30 p.m.-Organ Recital at St. John's

Cathedral.

TUREDAY," March 18:-

Criminal Sessions.

THURSDAY, March 20

Nooo-China Fire Insurance Co. Mest-

ing.

FRIDAY, March 92:-

Good Friday. General Holiday.

Messiah' in St. John's Cathedral.

SATURDAY, March 22:-

Eclipse 71 57. 9m. p in, SUNDAY, March 93:--

Easter Day.

legitimate instrument; for no-one

property

time to time, but a much more effien- book value. The remaining portion has stationery books and cash book. That the ment, however severe, in dealing with

auw hoen sold on the basis of 84.00

cious manner of arriving at unequit per foot, and payment has been received Chinese should oppose such a change is such a condition of affairs.

EXPORTERS INTERESTS.

It will remembered that a sub. mitte the general committee was formed in 24th April, 1011, to consider

able settlement can surely be reached partly in cash and partly he the transfere surprised at but the complainis to us of a piece of land known as the which have so frequently been made bal by the Government dealing smartly Felice Basin, wedged in between or in the Courts of Law, and outside.

The acquisition of in the unsatisfactory nature of the such other properties.

thi land rounds off our property and gives room for a fourth pier, while the location accounts kept by many firms, appear to

value of our peace of legislation has been enacted thoroughly sifting the pros and enhance the the futuro of the railway terminus at our gates mustful justify cur demand. An important tract for exporters. The committee, after land and has facilitated the railway siding during the past year by the introduction asly came to the conclusion that an

The China Mail

with the

arrogance öf tyranous boxlies as Trade Unions HONGKONG, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1913. which have long since exceeded their

TRADE UNION TYRANNY.

Ir would seem from recent tele-

Gent's Outfitters. grams that England is again on the

THE

verge of another industrial upheaval that will probably paralyse the buei- ness of the country while the absurd contention lasts. We call it absurd

GALMAC unhesitatingly,

RAINPROOF

OVERCOAT

LINED AND UNLINED (TAILOR-MADE)

proper functions,

THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL

MR. RUFIJIM APPOINTED.

We were officially notified to-day that Excellency the Governor has appointed Mr. Edward Shellim, provisionally and subject to the pleasure of His Majesty the King, to be an official member of the because it is the Hongkong Legislative Council. utmost folly not to settle snch dis- putes by arbitration at the beginning rather than after a display of hot headed irrationalism on both sides. The dispute in question is that be-

On the back page of this issue will tween the Midand Railway Company bo found some interesting news Hems. and their workmenor, at any rate,

NEWS OF TEX DAY,

Mr. Bazeland sentenced a man those who are members of the Rail-thras months hard labour and four hours way Workers' Society-regarding the stocks this morning for stealing meney and dismissal of a guard in the employ of clothing valued at SEB. the country. To think that such a

Guaranteed Rainproof matter, important no doubt to the un-

Smart Shapes.

Mm. Powell, Id.

BIJOU

9.15 Pal

TO-NIGHT

A man charged with trespawing on fortunate guard, but of comparatively the Kowloon-Canton Railway at Beacon no significance otherwise, even from Hill tunael, south face, was fined $ or the point of principle regarding seven days' by Mr. Hazeland to-day. which, no doubt, the worthy Union

.

the item of interest figuring on the debit

the question of a standard form of con.

CONTH,

Subsequently at a committee meeting the Hon. Mr. E. A. Howett was clected Chairman and the Hoa. M. C. E. Ros Vice-Chairman.

·

SALE OF RACE PONIES.

The annual sale of Race Ponis, etc., by

into our premi-cs As result of this sale. Į and passing of a bill providing for limited miform form of contract was desirable † public roup was held outside the City Hall side of our profit and loss a/s should be partnerships in non-Chinese firms. This provided Canton exporters also adopted and Hough, the 'anetioneers, There was

amount.

:

the same form. In this belief the sub-

yesterday afternoon, by Messrs. Hughes

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materially reduced in fature. You will is based on the home act and will; we observe that the item Kowloon Froperty" believe, he of great use in encouraging committee were supported by practically good attendance and many good prices... has been subdivided under the beading of the investment of capital in the Colony.

the whole of the export firms of Hong wore realized after spirited bidding. Some land and building. The fure at which

kong. It is to he regretted that after 20 to 30 ponion were bought by Chinese THE OPIUM QUESTION. and stands in our book is an extremely

arriving at this point of unity protracted for police duty, sta at Canton and sise- low cue, and based on recent transactions

The opium question is as you are aware negotiations with Canton failed to elicit where, while about twenty odd were bought may safely be valued at quite double that

still one of the burning questions of the the latter's support; the reason given by the officers of the now regiment and Our buildings have been kept in repair day. The facts as they now stand are being, that in the opinion of Canton ex- cthors for polo. The majority of the out of revenue, and for the present there

well known as to need small reference porters, the situation of the export trade ponion sold were secured for use as hacks them

dow is an necessity to write especially as there is such substantial from me but I may remind you that at the moment did not call for a standard or for racing during the next sesson's

The question had, gymkhanas increment in the value of the land. We stocks are now, estimated at 25,000 chests form of contract:

The following wara the principal ponies Lave sold (and are prep

to sell) auch valued at between nine and ten million then, to remain in abeyance, but we still sold and the prices they obtained: portions of our properties as

not sterling

Grest Britain showed her hope that Canton will eventually see e5o. required for cur, godown and business, and we are recommending that friendship towards China in the endea to eye with us, and enable the trade to part of the proft derived from the recent your to check opium smoking in the secure a very necessary reform. During I land, be utilized for the formation country at large, by the agreement of the deliberations of the sub-committer, of an ** Equalization of

of dividend Fund, and 1911 the provisions of which are well it became evident that there was reed I may mention that it is the intention of known to you all. This was a very prac and room for an association formed f Your Directors to so utilize any further profits which may be made from sales of tical way of showing our sympathy, as the exclusive purpose of looking after the land, and this policy, which is undoubtedly the agreement, siming as it did at the interests of the exporting trade. Publis 3 wise one, 1 'hops will meet with your total extinction of our Indian opíum trade meetings were held, as you are aseo, approval. Contracts have been lot for in 10 years, represented a heavy sazrifer and the opinion of the sub-committee was new ferry wharf at. Kowloon in place on the part of our Imperial Governant. endorsed by the general body exporters. of the present one, which has

The result has been far from satisfactory. Finally rules and regulations were adopt- sold to Government and which

Kales of

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be handed over M sona as the Dew Working in the belief that the agreemented and the Association formed, which

Since isopisted.

oar last would be loyally carried out, large sums holds its first annual meeting to-morrow. meeting, Mr. barne, who for nearly 24 of money have been invested in the trade It has a membership of 9 Chinese and years cccupied the position of B erstary which is now practically at a standstill, 48 Europonas, and as regards its Euro to this company, has retired, owing regret to say to his inability to remain while it cannot be questioned that in poon membership, I practically em bere during the summer months, and in many parts of China the cultivating of braces the whole of the exporters of view of the very exceptional service the poppy is on the increase. This means Hongkong. It is to be greatly regretted rendered by this gentleman, your Dires that while our part of the trade is being that more Chinese members have not tora. with your concurrence, proposa tg men prate so much about. We yield to A child, one month old, has been found award him a boons of one year's salary ruined large, profits are being made by been forthcoming as the objects of the that should unforseen circumstances de direct connivanes of their officials in what Literests of all engaged in the export one in our admiration of working-car the Canton Road by the Yaumati and one thousand pounds, I may mention Chincso, in some cases, even with the Association are cloazly to protect the men banding themselves together for police, sad removed to the Chinese Hosmand Mr. Gabome's temporary return to is officially declared to be an illegal busi- tende of China. The Association is rulou the Colony, he has expressed his willingness. The gross breach of faith and utter by its own chairman and omittce and is ness to do so, should his services at any disregard for treaty obligations being how an entirely separate body from us. I am the purpose of mutual help in times pital, apparently suffering from smallpox..

time he desired by the Board. of trade depression or (of sickness,

Dr. Noble,

adoption of displayed by many of the leading officials sure I am only echoing the feelings of conding At the Magistracy this morning before but we deprecate now, as we have Mr. Hazeland, Sergt. Morphy charged the report and accounts, said he was glad in the Empire is a most serious matter. all members of the Chambor when I say to have an opportunity of congratulating We have repeatedly had to complain of that we wish the new Association every a.15 r. always deprecated, the tyranny of three chair coolies employed by Mr. Von the Board and management upon a success the ignoring of tresty obligations on the possible prosperity,

Wiser (Austria Consal.) The Firs, ful year's working.

part of the late Manchu Government and GREAT GALE ON HOME COAST sach Societies or Unions that seem to Magazine Gap Road, with steading a bottle

The motion was agreed to unsaimously, Mosers G. Friesland and D. S. Gabiny, Finst year I'exprossed the hope that with

In my addrons at our last annual moot believe that they exist primarily for of wide. Ons man was sentenced to cas the retiring Directors were unanimously a change of Government we might look the purpose of tyrannizing employers month's hard labour, and the other two re-elected upon the proposition of Mr. for a better order of things. So far, how. ing. I referred to the changes which hind

Orspaalt, seconded by Mr. Packham. particularly and capitalists generally

Upon the motion of Mr. Kew, seconded ever, we have been disappointed Dur taken place in the government of the

Baighbouring Empire and expressed by Mr. Moxon, the election to the Board treating are flouted and no redress appears The body of a Chinees alightly de-of Mars Boolaen and R, H. Dodwell, 1xthcoming for those who suffer from the hope that while benefiting the country (b) Asleep on the Deeping is unsound, and is based upon a composed and aged about thirty years was the book the places of Messrs G. bad faith of the Chinese oficials, who in at large one result would be that we

H, Madhurst add H-Schmidt spon fallacy namely that men and | found by the polico at Shsariwan fosting their redrentent, and; of Mr. Shallar this matter aro unfortunately encouraged culd no longer have to complain of acbe - Miss VIOLET BONETTA

in the harbour. The body appeared to who joined the Board during the absence on by the talk of certain ignorent and fans of bad faith towards the Treaty Powers (2) The Old Town.

masters are on an equality. They are has been in the water for overal days, loro of the Hon. Me. E. A. Howett, and tical parsous at home who willfully clos. such as we bass so often had to protest | (b) Bha forgot to bring him back not; and never will be. It is the ad when it was recovered the logs were of Mr. H. Schmidt who took Mr. Ging their eyes to facta continue to mis. against on the part of the Manchus

men of enterprise and, ability who 'tied together with whih appeared to be the firement, ware mi confirmed salg plano represent the aspect of the esso, This Unfortunately we cannot as yet record! party of Cains the local officials appear attain to the position of employ's waistband. There was nothing to W. H. Patte and O'D. Goordinate of afsits is truly deplorable and if any improvement, In fact in certain era and without whose superior gifts show how the legs became tind, or whether were re-elected auditors upon the motion of parinted in, must sell very actiously to coulder they are in no way bound by

the man tied them himself or not. The Mr. Hooper seconded by Mr. Robertson. the average man would be in s

The Chairman announced that dividend Power weaken the prestige of all, while the treaties and act as they think fit. police, however,

and wifeclined to think that arrats would be ready, on 4 and after the evalost: Indlineenna af oscising Pro. Pala may be in park due to fonorszes and i Ory position. That, however, is by it is a case of suicida.

(Patké Gazette)

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