CO129-493 - Governor Sir Clementi - 1926 [6-8] — Page 287

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anhaut atin of

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kinoda buarie)

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žžžuda ad dom i Izoda

„Teslover aźd bosq galed ene

aurze odd allden Flam golput a bavallo? að setẵn food doom aun2ILET

oð sub am došží odt „Talkmori adł edudotą do akwad niż al gaind moiżimam

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adł to dest

armed, our men could use the path on the Chinese side.

Mr. Ju shewed himself distinctly wall disposed: I think he wanted to have the whole thing sattled. Some others were more hot-headed and I do not like to think what would have happened if our police had tried a forcible resuce. Certainly, in my opinion, the men we were out to save would have lost their lives.

We returned to Lo Wu at 5.45, and I came in to Hongkong by the 6.04 train, after reporting the events of the afternoon to the Captain Superintendent of Police and to Colonel Montague Bates, who proceeded to arrange to wait for the arms and attempt to get the

motor boat off.

(*). A. E. Tood.

22nd July, 1926.

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bad agooná žaďá

*Luoitlik waną ozodzwonka udž

dom been u

edà đa na në modë hund oð mát

cyndirst susaidi

besa creudet važðað Lĩa had an tħadneIIna madu has

sasalib odai suoo at dom szakkion add ina vilažnoklas

oð hermyn var skild “VILasheswyll yndirmi

sevišquo ▼ adê đàên PhuÍ I ha

Load bed Low

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oð tíma noad bad soyloveT BED TRIPLA adê Ila som head lau oð bæcruder að hlưom fud „snambire aa gaiarum Jadă modusð [ssoquib wo da xar taoď sodom adź zamið ayab S ni yidadoıq don even yedd babivori „all sm as docs sa yaua talið oð

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