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MEMO FOR TO-DAY.

THE CHINA MAIL.

NEWS OF THE DAY.

the member for Carnarvon would be better suited to the Local "Goyer- inent Board At first sight it would Our has cugged Mr. Toa Juling

The Tramway Company of Peking secmi to be out of the question that a flawyer of the Company. Chancellor of the Exchequer should consider such a transference. But the V... for the purpose of selecting

*Water polo matchus are being held at things have altered, in

the last toan to represent the colong against fow yeurs Salaries have been Shanghai. "levelled up,"

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

The Currency Blita.

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A mesting of the Legislative Council was hefurs it being the second readings of Bills held this afternoon, the principal business to prohibit the importation and circulation

"THURSDAY, JUNE 12-1918.

HONGKONG POST OFFICE.

had also been made to Government en this subject. Ho took the opportunity of pointing out that there would be ne restration whatever upon the importa-

A Year's Work.. tion of foreign notes, his they shoul orily be dealt with on their arrival in now, and could not be tendered as our the Colony as part of the exchange bused in a report upon the Hongkong Fo

Very interesting statistics are contains.

runey: The instanco had been pointed sonted in this aftomom's meeting of the Oities Department for the year 2013, prow

STAFF.

A coolle employed by Mrs. Lana. Henry May, K.C...G., prosided, and intake the Colony int might possibly Postinuster Queral in smocession to

Crawford and Co., "was charged by this morning with stealing a tin of soft soap Iuspector McDonald befors Mr. Melbourne, value $5-10, Defendant was sentenced to fourteen days imprisonment and four hours stocks.

Mr. Burns has bis £3000" a

year,

and the. palatial office in Whiteball is ox tremely comfortable. So things may fall out as Mr. Massingham, in his friendly way, suggests. But why all this eudden solicitude for Mr. Lloyd George's welfare? The natural ten- ! ceedings of the Marconi Committed have given up their seats for the German dency is to connect it with the pro-

The pawholla at the Cathedral, who But that, we think, is not the real Divine Service to be held on the 15th explanation. The truth is that Mr. instant, will have seats reserved for them

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Its superior Lloyd Georgia no longer a party/* the right hand of the main entrance, į LEAD-idol, and if he could be gently placeding the two main solimus of ace in the

in a position of less influence more than one person in the Cabinet, and: more than one section of the Radical Club, Queen's Rond on-Tursday morning The members of the German Captains party, would be intensely gratified. presented to Capt P. Harmoling a fine For some considerable time the star silvet model of a Chinese funk, mounted of afr. Lloyd George's political for the services bas tendered daring the fm blackwood, an acknowledgment of tunes has shone with diminished ave years be hus acted as president. Tho brightness. The great and glorious gift was made on the occasion of the de 0.16 p.m.--Circus and Monaguric, Causen failure, so far as its more speculative at home. Among those present were Capt. Budget of 1000 anos recognised as pasture of Cpt. Hermeling for holiday features are concerned. It is a simple and is Kumpel, Capt. H. Tpland, watter to wring more millions out of Davidsons; and Mr. Prien (hos, secretary Wenzel, Zilno, Minkwiła, Jestrum and this ar that class, by the simple in-treasurer). crease of ordinary duties and taxes. An anexampled period of goed trade has | enabled the nation to bear the burden who ascunded from Shanghai three News to hand states that H. J. Lind, so far without great distress; the month ago and was recently arrosted on real problem will have to be encoun- his arrival in San Francisco, his beer tered, in all probabilty, by Mg. Lloyd'eased from enstedy on a wait of kiheas Corpus. It appears that thero is no

wey Bay.

MEMOS. FOR TO-MORROW,

11a.m.-Auction of Sundries At Haghes

and longb' sales rooms" 9.15 p.ni.- Cizeus and Menagerie, Cause

way Bay.

General Memoranda.

SATURDAY, June 14-

way Day. Matinee 4 p.ru.

2.30 p.m.-Auction of Cherrywood and

and Hough at 55 Hollywood Road,

at üço. P. Lammert's sales room.

SUNDAY, Juh 15 -

of tertain foreign coins and the aircalation out where a merchant might receiva Legislation Council. The report states' of foreign notes. H. E the Governor, Sir foreign notos in the way of business dons

-Mr. J. D. Lloyd was appointed Assísk- there were also present-

pay out in the Colony on account of these! to hira. Es fancied this latter payment there were during the year four rosigns bits of exchange or eller bills tendered Mr. C. Laws who retired ca pepston on the 17th October, Amongst the stam world. be somewhat against the principle

son, C.B.). the Troops, (Major-General C. A. Auder H.E.. the Gonoral Oleor Commanding

Secretary.

Hoa Mr. A. 1. THOMSON, Colonial Hon. Mr. J. A., & BECKNILL, K.C. At torney General,

Hon. Mr. A. G. M. Feareas, Colonial Treasurer.

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of the Bill, and could not be permitted, distrial and one transfer would have to be dealt with only as a All foreign notes coming into the Colony while siz new appointments were made? one new pusì of a 6th grade shroff west There being no restriction on the im matter of foreign exchange business.

instituted.

tourist bringing in gold, notes or green portation of notes the question of ap

of Public Works.

Hon. Mr. W. CHATHAM, C.35.G., Director Hon. Mr E. R. Hutura, Registrarseks did not apply.

Superintendent of Police. General.

Hon. Mr. G. Mcl, Masana, Captain

Hon. Mr. E. A. Hewery U.M.G.. Hou. Sir Kale E, K, M.B., C.M.G.. Hou, Mr. Wei Yox, CM.G. Hon. Mr. C. MONTAGUE EDE Hon. Mr. E. SUELLIN..

The motion was scounded by the Hon. Colonial Treasurer, and the ill was read a scean time

Hon. Mr. DAVIE LANDALE, "Mr. C. CLEMENT, Clerk of Councils.

COMMETTER" APPOINTMENTA,

H. F. the Governor intimated to the

Bare Co.'s TRAMWAY,

VAILS..

dealt with in the General Post Offer The number of mail bags and packetą Hongkong, during 1012 amouried to 254,617, representing an increase of

22 on last year's total, or 7.3 per evnt. This fucrise following a similar increased.4 por gent. for the year 1018 nad of 5 per cent for 1910 is an in- divation of the steady development of thể

The Bill to revive the Tramway Com-tal business of the Colony. The aum- pany's Ordinancs: 100; was introduced ber of bags and packets, sont in transif by the Hon. Attorney-General on second through the Post Offled amounted to reading, and was taken through all 79,347 an increase of 13,776 over the stages and passed.

preceding year, while the number of par eel receptacles handled in transit rose from 3,760 to 5,021.

COUNCIL ADJOURNED.

The Council was adjourned till this

Concoil that he had found it necessary to make the following appointments: Bon. day week, Borarily in place of the Hon. Mt. Polluck ;, Mr. Ede, ou, the Law Committee, tem the Hon. Mr. Shallin on the Public Works

in place of Hon. Mr. C. H, Ross. the Hon. Mr. Landale on same committee Committee in place of Hon. Mr. Caborn

DEPORTATION ORVINANCE AMENDMENT. The Hon. A torsag-Genora! moved the

1. 15. Circus and Menagerie, Cause George's successor, But the scheme extra tion treaty which will apply to a second reading of an Ordinance to amend ou which he most plumed himself, British subject arrested in the States for the Deportation Orelhaacus, 1012. He that of the land taxes, is already Blackwood Furniture ote by Hughes revealed in its true light as a contly in getting clear of the authorities. The new in the provisions of the Bill and it eflonce in China, henco Lind's success explained that there was nothing radically 2.30pm.Auction of China and Curios of annoyance, particularly on the Shanghai a few days age, and was a matter whole

blender. It has inflicted a maximum news of Lind's release was received in really introduced no now. principia. Its unfortunate owners of small houses, of much didinant to h many credi-arrangement of some clauses, was to purport, beyond a slight re 10.m.-German Emperor's Jubilee and has brought the most pitiful yields. Lind left lisbilities in Shanghai give little more latitude in dealing

to the Exchequer... Mr. Lloyd xtending to over t io lakhs of the's, Licorge-as-a-party-asset has evidently

seen his best days.. aphere," whatever it may prove to be, may be represented as a promotion; but will, we strongly suspect, be the means of definitely reducing into the level of an ordinary departmental Minister.

Service St. John's Cathedral, ·

TURDAY, Jane 17:-

3:45 pm

Sanitary Board Meeting.

The China Mixil.

HONGKONG, THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1013.

THE CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER

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The new

Before the Budget and the wild campaign af vituperation which ac enmpanied and followed it, the Chan- cellor, of the Exchequer was regarded. as the natural successor of Mr- AsquithNow, when it is an open HUMAN nature, being what it is-secret that the Prime Minister's on the whole, a thing to be deplored retirement will not in any case be and party politics continuing to be long delayed, Mr. Lloyd George's what they have ever been and doubt same has disappeared from the list of less ever will be, callous vilification the "possible." He is no longer, as of political opponente will doubtless the phrase, rus at Vatican clections,

continue to be much in evidence.

"papabile," Whether Sir Edward

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Morrison at Peking on May 31st.

A son was born to Dr. and Mrs. G. E.

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·Captain G. C. Cayley, R., formerly of HM.S. Minotaur, has been appointed to E.M.S. Ganges for the Shotlog Training

Establishment.

BAL.

THE TALATI LAW CASE.

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ALPEAL AGAINST PUMARE JUDOBA DECISION.

H

their Lor'ships Sir Havilland de Scume

In the Full Court of Appeal this morning

Chief Just eo of H.B.M. Supreme Cur; in Chias, Sir, William Roes Davios, K., Hongkong, and Mr Justice Kemp, Puisne Judge, beard auappeal in which B.

action, B. N, Talati versus M. P. Talati, th julment of Mr. Justice Gompertz in the heard on March J with costs,, and costs incidental to the appeal..."

with the arrangements under which persuns who worn-damined-under the detention clauses might be examined for the purpose of scertaining whether the person so de tained ought to be banished or not. Tho now sub-section 5 of section 2 introduced a

FINANCE COMMITTEE.

REGISTRATION AND PARCEL BRANCH. Registered articles and parecis handled in Hongkong amounted to 992,677 repre senting an increase ou the previous year. of 59,302. The growing popularity and As the meeting of the Finance l'empit inportunes of the Siberian Houts is ro tee which followed the Connell meeting the teeted in the greus increase in the num.. supplementary appropriation for the year the amber of such articles anyunting Hon Mr. Howatt, on the question of thee of registered articles sent via Siberia ; 1919, asked questions regarding an incre

in 2012 to 70,002 us compared with 34.207 of 819,000 over the estimates under the for the preceding your mud 48,21) for the hooding Miscellaneous pay Rs painted Year 1910. out that the ineresse amounted in fifty per ent. over the estimate, and mid surely the

the yes, 1011. Expenditure amounted to

LEVENTE AND EXPENDITURE. Bergune amounted to $401,034 being an inezonde of 81,807 as compared with

department sught to have estimated more closely than that. Secretary) pointed out that there were due to (1) the taking over by the Im The Chairman (The Hon. Colonial figures for last year. This decrease is $206,867 a decrease of $125,401 on the

during the year 1912 a large number of perial Goverment of the working of the printed.

Ordinaces which had to te Postal Agencies in China whereby the The Hon. Mr. Hewett also objected sit charges on mails originating at the

Colony is relieved from payment of tran strongly to another item in the schedule, Agencies (2)-n-payment by the Crown" an amount of $7,000 which he said Agents for the Colories of the share of the he presumed was paid to Sir Frau Peninsular and Oriental Company'a' mail eis Piggot for the revision of the subsidy for the 4th quarter of ho year, the Ordinances, which he understood This efhin will have to be met this year. had already becouse obsolete. They were now called upon to pay $7,000, and he was and Japanese Administrations for: car- as well as the payments to the Russians given to understand that they had not ringe of Siberian Malls for 1910, 2011 and 1012, the claims for which have not se you been. recolted.

slight alteration with regard to the con ditions under which, when a proclamation was issued under the Peace, Proclamation faished yet. What it practically amount Ordinance a person could be deported.ed to was that the whole of the money so Under the old. Online it possible to deport a person when it last autume, or he would have said on was speat had been wasted. Ho was not present

NOSEY DRDENS.

The high rate of exchange during the

www deemed necessary for the public the Budget speech what he was saying year 1012 considerably stimulated, the safety under the present Bill it would be now. Before the printer's ink was dry business of the money order department;

possible to departa pomos when it wat deemed desirable in the public safely or in the interests of the pence and good order of the Colony.

The Bill was read a second time, taken through committeo stage, rand a third time

nd passed.

ACTYLEMENTARY - APPROPRIATION,

If it were not that in reading they, who sened specially marked N. Talar, moved for an order setting aside supplementary sum of 830,160.67 to defny

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FOREIGN COINS.

upon the revised work it was waste paper. He tolt vary strongly on the subject, and considered it a gross waste of public money,

FINANCIAL MINOTEA,

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for

The following recommendations votes, made by E.E. the Governor, ware referred to the Finance Committee for can sidoration: Public, works, 82,300 for levelling's portion of West End Park to form a play-ground: Public works, $2,000 for maintenance of Praya walls and piers.

THE CHARGE AGAINST BOTTO

101F

money order transactions for the year showing an increase £28,597. 12s. 6d. 17 per cent over the tramctions of The money order transactions with India alone sheived an increase of about £14,000 or and half of the total, due to presence of a larger garrison of Indian troops. "Satisfactory increases se also shown in the sales and payments of British postal orders and local postal notes. Last your thero was a falling off the extent, of £1,140, but during 1912 o in the sale of British postal orders to deerenso is shewa in any branch of the business of this, department.

PILLAR BOX.

The total number of articles collected during the year, from all pillar boxes was 220,834 compared with 24,528.. tu the year1011

Moving the second reading of an Ordin- Ance to authorise the appropriation of a gross and malicious calamonies that thought possible that the women

Colonial Secretary stated that it was pro- nt for the succession when it was

the charges of the year 1019 the Hon. are poured out incessantly by poli-suffrage question might hast n Mr.

posed to refer the Bill to the Finance Com ticians and especially by writers on Aquith's muveniente, will be accept- the politics of the day, one is able to able to the party as a whole may be K. Hall Bratton, of Messrs. Brutton and

mitte after the second reading, when any Mr. F. C. Joukio, instructed by Mr. Gquestions quald be asked. see the unconscious, humour of the question of some doubt. But Mr. Hott, was the appellant Me E. H. Sharp, referred. GENTS

The Bill was read a second time and so proceedings, such vilification would Lyd George's pronition, once a K. and Mr. 31. W. Slade, B.C., instrua.

CHISEE BEACH" IGST OFFICE. UTFITTERS.be unpardonable and might justify h rrifying but not improbable prata by Mr. W. EL. Shenton, of Messrs

At the Magistracy this afternoon before

The total number of Chinese registered Mr. Hazeland, Vicente Sotto, a native of article delivered by this hennes during one in losing all faith in, the actuality rect, is now happily inconceivable. Descon, Loker Deacon and Barston were

the Philippine Islands, appeared on re- the year 1912 amounted in 234154 repre of Justice and fairplay in associale has, by an extraordinary mixture

for the capondents,

mand charged with being convicted of the enting an increase of 20,700 on the E'tion with politics. Party

Tuo on. Colonial Secretary, moying emission of the crime of abduction at fur for 11 of this total Chinese Tancour of violence, and ineptitude, wrecked chain the appellant had against the old the importation and circulation, steer of the United States.

Dir. Jenkiu said the case arose out of a the sand reading of a Bill to prohibit Cebu, Philippine Islands, in the jurisdiction registered lettere from the United State seems to be as bitter a feeling us ever his own career; any attempt on the firm of P. F. Talati; it was a big disim in foreign coins, said he took the prosecuted; Hr. G. E. Hall Benton de tries including China. The Fgura and Canada acounted for 150,541, the pertarbed the human mind. At pro- part of his allies to raise him to the of scine Rs 300,000. He obtained

Mr. P. M. Hodgson Crown Solicitor, remainder 77,618 coming from other sent the most-loudly and most ab-supreme control would hopelessly judgment in Bombay in 1908, and Portunity of correcting an eror he made faded and Mr. Resder Harris, of Messrs. for the trio years 1010, 1011 at 1012 adly abused Parliamentarian is un-not been wanting of steady growth. kung on that judgmont against the present said then that the policy of the Govern behalf of the United States Government.

disintegrate the party. Signs love in April, 1911, started an action in Bong on the occasion of the first reading. Ho Wilkinson and-Grist, watched the case on questionably Mr. Lloyd George, and of influence on the part of that section the old firm of P. F. Talth. After taking had no resale whatever. As a matter of General, was again called to-day, bid was From China and

defendant, M. P. Talati as a partner in meat in riceming coins had up to date hardly an issue is presented of those of the Cabinet which regards Mr the action in Hongkong there were fact there had been found to

Mr. G. E. Anderson, American Conard. journals professing opposite views to Lloyd George with deep-suspicion negotiations between the plaintiff and the examination, a slight increase in the produced a copy of the Copstitution of this distinguished statesman than the and distast; the faction which present defendant with regard to a settle-

be, on cross-examined by Mr. Brutton. "Witness most erratic coments are inade. The regards the Chancellor ng its oracle ment. An agreement was arrived at average value, London "Standard" to hand hits out has as stendily lost weight. If and whereby in consideration of the plaintiff light, however, ay not to make any dif

the Untied States, and was questioned by Mr. Brutton with reference to it. in its asual partisan manner. "The when Mr. Lloyd George leaves the withdrawing the action M. P. Talati wouldference in the circumstances of the Bill regarding other legal books and Treaties,

The Consul General was niso interrogated problem of Mr. Lloyd George is begin- Exchequer it may be taken as a posipate Persian opium into Chius; and pay male to fiovernment during the last transfer to the plaintiff 140 permits to fa-before them. Poprosüntations had been ning seriously to concern his frienda tive indication of final victory on the him the xth of 812,0 of the Radical Press What is to be part of the more conservative ele The President asked how the sum of ion of foreign coin, and Government had fortnight, on the subject of the Suporta done with him? Mr. Massingham,ments. No doubt the deposition of the $12,000 Aized and decided to mak es concession to the ex to the majority of his colleagues. But get permits starting fondammtry 1919 silver would be permitted to be imported year 1941 he got 9.2,0,0. The dispute licence would be sufficiently strong to

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208,170 215,894 204,164

during the year was 23, a decrease of The number of hong licences issued. aix. compared with the previous your. Two hony licences werd cancelled during the year for infractions of the Post Office" Ordinance.

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this branel office and Carton was-De- spatched 734,001 latter, 4,633 other articles, and 5,002 registered letters; received:1,103,424 latten, 7,962 other MADRID, May 13 At El Bierzo, a town in the province of Ticao Sgures shew an ineronsa^oď 63,115 articles, and 4.188 registered Jettam.

$10.00 who has already suggested the wisdom demagogic Chancellor will be a relief da nerived akin Buly1011 at

Mr. Jenkin replied that the settlementtent of adding a clauso whereby foreig 1of a change of office, returns more em their rejoicings will bë half-hearted ́n and in list of parmite for the rest of the under fiance. The conditions of this phatically to the subject in the current compared with the exaltation of all now so in this way Mr. Jonkin prevent any temptation to subsequently number of "The Natium." He wants the interests which have suffered from continued: The flinti aid that put the coins so imported to circula Mr Lloyd George to give up the the presence at the Exchequer of an bis; in point of fact they were not. They tim in this Colony,The subject of gold Leon, a man has just died, whoso Ismily compared with the previous year. In

permits were

Um. Dowell, Id.

and to seek a "fresh field" in a "now are governed partly by class animosity sphere, where his work for Social and partly by calculations of the Radicalisan is still to do. The Chan electoral effect of his proposals. The cellorabip, it is now seen, is not the country has had enough of Mr. Lloyd office from which Mr. Lloyd George's George's influenco alike in politics and activities ought to be directed. "That" finance. It certainly does not want him at the Local Government Board.

THE EDWARD DISPENSARY, remarks the "Standard" caustically,

0. KAMMING & Co., Ln. Chemists and Druggists

GREAT REDUCTIONS IN PRICES.

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ffure Ber vs. Patent Medicines, GLO

825, QUEEN's ROAD, HONGKON * Hongkong, July 23, 1712,

On the whole, the Chancellorship of

defendant" stat d that: the.

plaintiff said, he had provirusly gransferred there was no uccosity to interfere with If they were gated to deferidant: the the Bill no mention of gold coin, and them to arabotly re-to T. Talati. uel enin. With regard to the data be ar settlement the Chipes Government had which the Ordinance would come into The third point was that prior to the dato already prohibited the granting of these force the Government was quite prepared permits from January 1, 1914, at which to accept a date. "By the 1st March, permits. date the phictiff was to comments getting which would fully. cover the Chinese have born known, to the defendant?

The President: Was that alleged to New Year. Any other matters upon

Itial Hom Members, night have mis. Mr. Jenkin The fact that the iness givings would be better discussed in eco- Government had prohibited was not known mitite, and it was not proposed to teko by the Cliness, Custom

The Bill was read a second time.

labourer, named Adriano Fan Roman, and died at the age of 114 year. The following descendanta survive him:

spatched and 0.870 cited, the corn- sponding Hgures for 1911 being 800 vnđ 11,402 respectively. The value of stampe One son, Lized 88 posts.

sold as this branch amounted to $68,963, Three grandchildren, aged 63, 50 and 63 during the your, an increasio of $12,000 years reipectively..

conpered with the preceding year. Thirteen grandchildren

DAMIACELLANEOUS,

Forty-Ave great-grandchildren, One great great-grandebild."

During the year 1912, braucli post vices were vetablished at the following places and placed in elargs of Police Bur

"can hardly be clainted as a new dis- the Duchy seems to be the sales til cartsit ourrespondence was disclosed the cotamitteo stage that afternoon. Payment of all his faculties, and possessing geants of the various, districts In th

covery; people who are best able to pist."

ronder judgment have consistently feelings in the rainds of his opponents held that Mr. George is emphatically is doubtless mure worthy of admira

The Statesman who excites such

unsuited for his present occupation" tion than vituperation. It is an From some other remarks dealing ackunwledgment of defeat when all rather cruelly with Mr. John Burns he can do in coping with in op and his reactionary attitude towards of terms. Such is not argument of ponent is to vilify him in the blackest the housing question, it is to be in a mun er his methods, and is childish ferred that Mr. Magingham thunks and lauous in the extreme

FOREIGN NOTES.

Adriano San Roman died in the full en

excellent eyesight, Sixty-two direct to loy; in the Nowe Torritoriod! Âu Thu, island of Hongkong Aberdeen and Stan scendants attended his funeral, besides 210 Fing Shan, Sai Kung. Sha Tau Kok, Sha BOWEL COMPLAINT IN CHILDREN.

RING is our mormons unnato a Moving the sound reading of the Eill the use of alcobul and tobacco, un tu ostrip of II., King George V wa

relatione. The doad centenarian always ro Tin, Sheung Shung and Tal O. of the child's lewds. Wheu tiven to prdibit the circulation of foreign live na much as possible in the open air thatod on Noveantur 9.All Mamps now

tisummer monthe others

dommended his descendants to abstain from The new husno of stamp bearing tho may be avoided Chamberlain's Colic, with regard to this matter theroad Counting thes who have died, San floman words en well ad in Ambio characters, ba prompt attention at this time sorios tron-maker, tis He Colonial Becretary said 89 year-old was enjoye arcollont hesith. have tho monetary vises cxpressed wi Cholers and Diarrhoen Roinedy can aya ne sana misapprolusion on the part had ninety eight descendants in the direct conformity with Pontal Union Regula be depended usin. For silo by ali Chom

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