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LOCAL SPORT.

CRICKET.

CORRESPONDENCE.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, NÓVEMBER 18TM¤, 1905.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY PRESS.",

*POLICE COURT.

way, as Mr. Parker, even, would have seen had! he only learnt the A. B. C. of the science. Bat

Friday, 17th November. apart from philology; if Mr. Parker had road bis Ammianus Marcellinus, he would have learnt

BEFORE MR. F. A. HAZELAND (FIRST that the Huns (Hunni) who followed Attila

POLICE MAGISTRATE); were swarthy short mon with hairless faso and

ALLEGED ASSAULT ON A CONSTABLE. little eyes, like holes in a blanket-typical

The hearing of the case in which sir Indianė, Arimaspians, I have called them whilst the

word charged with asguulting an Indian von- Hiong No, from all indications wo oau gather from Chinom sources, were one of the tall well.atable was resumed, but in accordance with tho featured and fair complexioned peoples who, as desire of the defence only three men were, late as the Wei Shu, inhabited all the hands wost planed in the deck to-day; the others are to bo of Borkul.. In disposition they were, neording tried later. The allegation was that Gandu Singh, to all history, brave and open, which the others Gunga Ram, and Snuda Singh attacked the certainly never were,

TANTENE CÆLESTIBUS IRÆT CIVIL SERVICE U. POLICE. The following will represent the Hongkong

Sir-Each of us, asys the Chiness proverb, Civil Service Cricket Club in their League has his ladder for scaling the skies, but all are match, with the Police" C.C. on the Civil not eally successful in climbing; or gaining Service groa ni to-day at 2.16 p.m. sharp-H,

admission to Elysium when they have reached T. Jack Ru (Capt., F. Biden, G. A. Woodcock, the coufinos; Dor, indeed, ie the ascent to be A. R. Raven, F. T. Robins, P. R. Adams, Passayed with out much perturbation and acerbita- T. Lumble, K. C. Witchell, E. Rivors, L. Etion of spirit. Wide as are the plains of Heason and capable as they are of supporting all who eater, some of our climbers world in imagination limit their capacity to themselves and a select circle of admiring friends; and should such in his aerial flight gain, or imagine ho has gained, some slight advantage over his fellow voyagers, he will not fail to administer ago. unfriendly kicks to all within the stretch of his |

Brett and H. Coombs.

The Police team will consist of:---Mr. Badeloy, Mr. Woodhouse, Inspectors Langley, Kerr, and McCardy, Sergeauis Kont, Clyde, and Pilt: Pe's Edwards, Shepherd and Fuller.

CLAIOENGOWER V. PARREE.

The Craigongower C. C. “A” team will play the Parsee C. C. to-day, at 215 pm, on the former club's ground.

The following will play for the Parsees :-F. J. Kanga, R. Pastonjeg, J. A. Chinoy, B. R. Mehta, J. H Bejoujoe, S. B. Batliwara, J. J. Vasanio, C. J. Mowdawała, K. J. Palishwalla and N. F. Nalladaroo.

HONGKONG CRICKET CLUB.

UNIVERSITIES AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS T THE REST.

limbe:

In this world infallibility-that vein dream of mortals-is not by any means confined to Rome, nor even to Lhassa, but permeates the whole army of the sealters, whether they seekers for pearls in the cust, for roots in the west, or for mere bread and butter amongst the ordinary race of mortals.

Notably the narrower has been our purview, and the tipler the eyelet bale through which we liave been permitted to peep into the secrets A match between the following teams takes of Elysium. the more cocksure we are in oar place today.

UNIVERSITIES AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

H. G. C. Bailoy, R. Ponsonby, T. Surcombe Smith, G. E. Morrell, Major A. A. Chichestor, G. H. Edwards, Lt. Assher, 129 Daluchis. It Lumsden, R.A., Col. A. E. Aitken, 119th Int., Major Chitty, 119th Iuf., and R. E. 0). Bird.

THE REST.

W. Peake, N. H. Rutherfon, Major Pedlay, RW.A., Lt. F. A. Maolcan, 110 Bal, A. 0. Brawn, T. E. Pearce, R. A. Whittamore, W

prosumed inmate infallibility, and the more prone to administer the one kick, hoping it to be as effective as that by which Zous drove the intruding Hephaestus out of Olympus. Such wore, indeed, my reflections when the other day a friend placed in my hand the October number of the Asiatic Quarterly Review, That Roriaw is primarily devated in Isla, but makes

incursions now and then into more Oriental regions. In the uamber referred to Mr. B. H Parker in his essays to mount his ladder kan

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But perhaps Mr. Parker's library does not contain copy of Klaproth's Tableaux this erronouns idea of Historiques where Deguigues was pulverised nearly a century C'est un abus que l'historien ne peut telurer d'uncane manière, says ho, and timagh old Kluproth may have been accoutris, and Uran, as his enemies cared to arm, fabricator: he had yes in his little finger more learning than existed in the entire body of Degnigues, even with Parker thrown in. all events it is probably one of the highest honours to which an earnest student can attain to find himself jeered at with Klapròta; and polted with opprobrions epithets by the * Sinologists."

T. W, K.

At

THE FUTURE OF MANCHURIA-

The Kokumin bus an article on Manchuria which in view of the present situation, Baron Komura being about to visit China as the special nvoy of the Emperor, will be read with ineb interest.

pro secator 2 November eh in the execution of lus duty at King's Park, Kowloon, throw his cape oror his head, drugged him to a maished, and thuco beat him. They plec atole is watch and chain and pureo, made off with bis revolver and lamp and unged his uniform, Prosecator was cross.ozuraived at length by Mr. C. H. Beavis who appeared for the defence. The case was again adjourned. One of the exhibits was the hair said to be pulled from the constablo's head.

A DEAR TRAN RIDE.

A coolis who refused to pay his for after riding in a tranicar and who, in the coarse of his dispute with the conductor, throw the litter ont, was fined $7 for the assault and order to pay $3 compensation to the Conductor

BEFORE MR. I', 'D. MeLIGUTNE (ACTING SECOND POLICE MAGISTRATE).

A STOLEN, BRACELET.

A room boy at Connaught House, nimed Tre Hong Chik, was charged with stealing a gold bracelet value $80, the property of Mrs. Thompson. When the theft was reported to the policoon Thursday night they had the outgoing steamers fearched, with the result that cue of the bonus boys was found. This small boy said the defendant ad got him to say that he had

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who has been badly brought up, and a humorous secount of the way she shooked some really nico people who adopted her. She reminded as sometimes of Becky Sharp, but she is a much mero modern edition." Like Bocky sho attracts the reader's sympathy, and after" at, although she is not as "nice" os we expect young ladies to be, she is a very sensible person. As a story there is sufficient movement! to beep up the interest until the waif is marriedi

Daniels, G. W. Tullidgo, Rev. Hastings. RN. been falling foul of a work recently publish⋅ 1 ) do in Manchuria their talk must avail des stolen it, the agreement being to share the profit to the man most suitable for her. The picture i

and E. A. Murray.

LEAGUE CRICKET.

II.K.O.C.-*** T. R.E.

The following hare boen ohosen to represent the H.K.C.C. "A" in their league match on

by Mr. Jernigan on China in Law and Com- Tiffin in Pavilion 12,30 pm. Ploy starts merce. I hold no brief from Mr. Jernigan 1.15 p.m.

to pose as his champion, but as Mr. Parker has gour out of his way to initiate an attack on me -perssually, I may, leaving privato pique on

side, bo permitted, in the interest of Chinese studies, to make a few remarks in reply.

Amongst students of the modern language of Ching and it a numeroné dialects Mr. Fatkerbas gaineil au honourable pre-eminence, and his words are weighty, and not without dae reason Presented to be set aside and neglected he is besides engaged in the important task of seeking to spread in England a knowledge of China and of things Chinese: but this very position shonlat kare taught bini diseration · Neither from study nor personat predilection is Mr. Parker sufficiently skilled to enable him

Baler Cn

iscussions affecting

the Naval ground, Happy Valley (by kind permission) at 2.35 p.m. sharp this afternoon --- F. C. Butcher, C. T. Costigan, E. A. Fowler, T. C. Gray, J. Hooper, P. Jacks, F. H. Kew, A. 0. Lung, D. C. Olliffe, F. W. Spencer and

Ref. H. H. Walk

LEAGUE TABLE.

The following is the League table up to dinte:-

CLUB.

Army taif

Civil Service

'H'kong Police..

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MATCHES,

3 0

6

9

1

13

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0 1

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H.K.C.C. A ̈£ 0 E

R. E..

3 points

1 point a draw.

It is not unnatural, the Kolumin says, that with the restoration of peace there should be much discussion regarding the future adisin istration of Manchuria. Unless, however, poopla barn a dudinite ila as to what Japan is going to Art. III of the Treaty of Peuco the restoration to China of all portions of Manchuria now in the eupation or under the control of the Japaness or Russian troops, with the exception of the territory affectial by the Peninsula. To the same lease of the Licotung article Resia has declared that she will any torritorial not tain in Manchuria advantages or preferential or exclusivo con cessions in impairment of Chinese sovereignty with the principle of equal opportunity.” This clearly means the frustration of Prussian design, which she had

or

inconsistent

en pushing forward during the last ten years, and the application of the open-door principle to the whole of Mancturis. Art. IV. Las made clear Chiun's position with regard to the administration & Manchurin, while the pro- visions of Arts. V. to VII. relate to the reeuring of Japan's rights and interests in the territory. In other words, while Rusia will only have to withdraw feet the position she had acquiral. Japan must come forward and elaborate new means of administration, China, on her part, must also remodel her method of administration in Mancharia, which has been restored to her It is quite possible that as a result of the war. the Chinese den of the administration of Manchuria may not coincide with the principle door and equal opportunity aimed open

Although we are not yet in at by Japan. a position to clearly state what the Japanese and Chinese Governments are sent to negotiate, the possible ustare of the subject of such negotiation must be known to the publis in a a general way.

of the

afterwards. As the bracelet was found under a cual senttle in the room. Mrs. Thompses declined she did not wish to press the prose- eation, and his Worship bound defendant over to come up for judgment when called upon.

REVIEWS.

Minnie A. Schwabe and Emily S. I'atten. Kelly & Walsh, Ltd.

of the assorted couple who adopt her is pathetic but very convincing one.

Fartun's Favorite, by KATHARINE TANAN.

London: George Bell and Sons. This book is aptly titled, a daughter of a reduced gentlewomen being treated by fortune in a way that might raise falso hopes in the Japanese Types, pictured and described by susceptible bosons of the class of reader to which this author appeals. We cannot all have disinterested neighbours who recognise our deserts and are rich enough to reward us with gifts of freshold houses, banking acconats, and young squires who forsake their Bouceo the moment they see us and rafasy to be happy till we marry them. Mr. Crosland would say this book is suburban; we found it anexciting but safe. If we knew a pretty Sunday-school" teacher whom we wished to make tuppy we would give her a ropy of Fortune's Favourite."

GERMAN MAIL ASHORE.

This is a collection of thirty pencil sketches of Japanese types, and a like number of short comments on their subjects, bound together in a very attractive volume by Messrs. Kelly & Wohh. While arkably correct in loes detail, and giving a very truthful and vivid impression of ti o people drawn, the drawing is distinctly amateurish in execution. At first on is disposed to marvel at the strange difference between the artist's eye and hund, aut it daws upon us that for the happy characterisation and, Feropulous detail the

The N-C. Dolly News of Nov. 13th reports: ¦ artist I as been assisted by the camera. Indeed,Soon after dawn yesterday morning it was we seem to remember that some of the studies reported in Shanghai that the N.-D. L. S, are well-known photographs, in which case we Prin Regent Luitpold, bringing the German presume that nearly all have been copied from mail of the 10th ultimo, was ashore ontitis Woosung. This was a fact, and the crontest er dit is due to the agents and officials of the photographs. The right hand of the gogai-urí and his right calf uro bad, the face of the Norddeutscher-Lloyd that the mail arrived in northern moil was transferred to the steamer loft arm) oba-an, und dalku-on are very coulie too European: ubin-sau tharting his Shanghai shortly after 11 8.m. and that the Kuirsherg, for Tsingtao long before that hour. good the gakusei and jussa-san are startling The Prius Regent Luitpold arrived outside

Finyl. Won. Loyt. Drawn Points the philosophy of language or history: his R. G. A...

philology has never tiren above empiricisa:his Craigcnpower 4

ethnoginphy, in spite of much traveling, toy bu described as pre-Frichardian. Stil! I do not hesitate to eotifose that I hare derived mach useful information from him, which I have done ny best from time to time to acknowledge When, however, like the cobbler going beyond his last be has assayed to soar into the un explored realms of othnography and compar. There may be many things for the Japanese ative philology, his native awkwardness becomes to do in Manchuria, the Kotein continues, of the rights and interests stipulated exception almost painfully evident. He has, for instance yet it must be understood that with the attributed to me some theory of what he calls for in the Treaty of Peuve, such as railway and mining, they must be prepared to do everything 30 p.m. sharp. The N.Y.F.C. team consists the "Suncritic origin of Confucing' Oles" Thea eyani footing with the people of other likenesses; full of character. Foreshortening Weosung on Saturday mght at about 11.50 p.m.] of Gibbons, Radcliffe, Bishop. Chariton eccentricity, as he describes it, of the supposed countries. The returns for 1909 show that the is the artist's weak point. As Mark Twain Bud was proceeding to her usual anchornge, bat | Watson, Dewnie. Bayliss. Marriott, Bristow, theory is foxinuately all-bis own, and has arisen total uniont of foreign goods-imported into put it, the lady bad ou fret, the Treuf, anchored in the vicinity, she went Manchuria by wife duringthe year was only 267

FOOTBALL..

A match will take place on the Naval Granad, Happy Valley, to-day, between the Naval Yard

Football Club and 37th Co. R.G.A. Kick off

Coyne and Glover.

A football match has been arranged between RAM.C. and the Lusitano Football Clubs

for this afternoon at the Happy Valley, kick -off 4.15 p.m. The following will represent the Lusitano-S. Simoes (gent): J.-M. Sequeirs, J. C. Burretto (back): J. M. Victor, A. M.

Silen, J. Britta (half backs); L. Ozorio, A. J. Ribelio, A. V. Barros, C. Ozorio and R. Silva (forwards),

The following have been shown to play for the Hongkong Football Club versos Rt E. at Hoppy Valley, on Monday, the 20th inst. Kick eff5 pm. Dr. F. H. Kow: Backs:G. E. Morrell and E. F. Aucott: Half Backs, C. Gray, E. Humphreys and A. Morfey; For wards: W. H. Williams, F. C. Hall, W. E. Leckie, R. Whittamore and R. Miller.

from his own misconceptions of both history and comparative philology. In the first place, na & more matter of history Confucius nevar

on*

million yeu in value. The amount is certainly boss in the ojii-san sketch being worse, if not large considering that the extent of possible, than the endo's elastic-sided boots. Manchuria is equal 364,000

the gonds imported

mode Odes," nor even pretended to have dous by 22 million people. offre li, inhabited | TL pictures are very little more than outline quartor Hoed the incoming tide sorved 10 pat

umounted

the

sketches and where the "groping" is so clever, the stiliuess of the lines stands out with almest painful clearness.

London: T. Fisher Unwin.

being

presumably-in-trving to avoid the stommer aground between the Lismore Light and the Blocktones Buoy, and as she cura in on three. her further aground rather than to aid in The Shanghai Tng and Ro; and in the second, what he misunderstands 19 per cent. were American: 8 per cent.

dislodging her Eghter Waitung, aud half-a-dozen other lighters "Sanseritic origin," was a misconception et Indian: 6.7 per cent. Japanese; and 66 per

Lighter Company's tig-bout Rocket, steam- were awaiting her arrival to take off cargo, to 14,300,000 in value, the entire meaning of what I but states as to cent. British. Though the Japanese imports the intimate bleed-relationship of the people, merchandise directly imported from Japan Stars of Destiny, by L. PAREY TRUSCO the Waitung approached the mail stemer, bat Bading that she was aground, advised to locket who as Li Min (Ploughmen) or Aryan men, for did not excel Y2,460,000. The comparative

aot to cems too close but to stand by. In the This is an ambitions book, and has been marantime the mail tender Bremen got bawsers, the origin of the two names je identical with the smallness of Japan's trade with Manchuria is even more surprising than the comparative similar tribes, wbosome eighteen centuries B... smallness of the san-horte commerce, painstakingly polished before publication. It ixed and attempted to tow the Prens Regent took their road Boross the Hindu Kush and Gunlly Apparently there is ample roca for Japanese stands out of the ruck, a strong, competent Litpoid off but, after a thirty-fivo minutos Soon after two o'clock yesterday to develop Manchurian trade.

With regard settled in the North-west of India. The Li Min merchants together with those of eller countries study of human nature; its interest perhaps trial, had to abandon the attempt for the time of Shaking similarly crossed the hill country at 10 ulture, forestry, and mining, the more psychologie than dramatic; and its chief morning the Racket, Waitung, and the baggage the sad of the Oxus, and thence made their Russians hava hitherto been the only aligus charm the Zelasque realism of description. lighter were able to get alongside, and lator the Bremen was able to transfer the way through what is now the desort of the who have undertaken these industries, I The author has made every character, interest.

northern mail to the str. Knivsberg. The Takla Makna to North western China. Had the fatura, however, their influes will be ing, notil we stop to think: Is it natural to Bremen lay alongside the mail steamer and took

withdrawn from Southern Manchuria, the Mr. Parker only studiol Mencins in the Tusunus leaving the flour milis at. Harbin sva so renny exceptional characters grouped or board the passengers beggare, but about there together, and then, on reflection; we find that 7.15 are. it was found that she was toughing. assistance of the Rocket i original, he would have carnt not only the fact and a few other undertakings, and

ground and the of the migration, but the causes which brought will be many enterprises upon which it would they are not exceptional. It is only that genius.

was asked, the latter boat towing the Brement it about. Mencius says (I. ii. 1): "When be well for the Japanese to launch at once.

has lent as its spectacles; and we see anil ure,

off successfully. At this time the Prin: Regnt King Tailived in Pin, the Tiks were continually Except for the special interests sequired by

enthralled by what we should perhaps we all Luitpold had a list of from 11 to 15 degrees. Japan,

froe is therefore everything

open

Word was sent to Shanghai, and at 8 am the encroaching the more he gave the more they international competition. This may be inimical round us in everyday life. Baldly, the story tenders Victoria and Samson went down to HONGKONG FOOTBALL ULUK-RUGHY.

wanted. At last he called together his chief's. to the interests of the Japanese, but tbs is of an artist whe has to choose one of twonder assistance, and wers busy during the The following have been chosen to play a

"What these Tiks want is 'our land; why this means must be heartily welcomed. Man. acceleration of the opening up of Manchuria by

women for wife, and is torn between the purely whole of yesterday in the attempt to tow the Bagby match, today, kick off 4,45 p.m. :--

Whites Back C. C. E. Gilbert; Three- grieve over the loss of our principality Il churia is too large a field to allow of patty physical attraction of a comely healthy girl, mail steamer off. The departure of the tender and the claims of a more mature woman with Samson, conveying mails and passengers to the Prin Regent Luitpold for Japan, has been quarters:-A. S. Kempthorne, C. M. Preshaw, be your lender, let za leave Fin and cross jealousies and rivalries, and there are many rich

whow he is in intellectual affinity. Hereditary postponed until 5 p.m. to-day. J. G. Lecky and A. T. Ackler; Halves:-R the Liang Shan (the Ts'ung mountains of later resources awaiting development at the hands of

"tendency lent. force to bia desire for physical J. Blackburn and C. T. Costigan; Forwards Chinese story), and raise a new home at K';

beauty. The result should be sought for by the H. F. Chard (Capt.), H. M. Kendall, F. C. Shan." No one with a knowledge of abrient

roader, who wil not count the time wasted in Hall, J. Hannon, F. C. Murray, H. P. Hickman Central Asian myth and othnography can fail to connect the Chinese Tik, or rather Dik, for and S. C. Vickers.

following the characters to the end.

Coloura

Back-T. C. Gay: Three the word is in the lower tone, with the Dahaka

The Household af Peter, by ROSA NOUCHETTE

CARRY. London: Macmillan and Company. quarters F, C. Larmour, T. E. Peurce (Capt.), of the Zoroastrian story. A. Nofficer and F. C. Kendall; Halvos:-H.

This is a book pare la jeune jilk, warranted W. Feiley and T. Greenwood; Forwards-P. W. Goldring, R. M. Ranking, G. B. Macdonald, J. C. Steen, J. P. McGillivray, H. G. C. Boiley, F. O. Davies and C. B. Hayward:

JUNK SUNK

Tartars? With a most astounding extravagance of written symbols, Deguignos, it is true, did thus denominate the tribes called in the Wel Shu the Jajwan (acriling to modern northern pronunciation); Mr. Parker's philologi.

the sclerprising.-Chrwicle.

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One of the most striking features of Germun activity, of late has been the development of German banking establishments abroad. Thus, the Eastern Henk, which is an offshoot from But Mr. Parker somewhat inuocently batrave Feriai; Psalms, Old Medictus, Garret in

the National Bank, has opened branches in his inspiration in his want of ordinary know-G; Authem, irg Fruiser-toned; Hyman,

Greecs, Asia Minor, Syria, and Egypt, and is ledge of English. Who were the "Geaugen 20. Holy Communion (12noon,) Kyrie, Gadaby, not to harm in any way. We found it un

East. In South America German enterprise Ferial: Pealses, Fussell, Batiel ll. excellent soporific, but cua imagine a good, still aking suitable openings in the Near a member of the has long ago found a most fruitful field ready fleat and Sune Dialttis. Maunder in D: Anthem, respectable housemaid or With all thy Hosta,-West: Hymns, 28 and 17 Girls' Friendly Society revelling in the good to its hand, and recently the German Colantol Sevenfold Aren; Voluntaries, All Souls' Day-

fortrine of Dr. Peter and his numerous sisters, Blank opened various branches in Pera and Lasser: Military Macch-Elgar, N.B.-Orgaz

Bolivia, and thereby increased its operations, all but the very youngest of who marry mon

while the Bank of Chili and Germany has in- Recital, Tuesday, Nov 21st, at 5.30 p.tn.

old enough to be their fathers, and become vaded Bolivia, and also opened more branches It is reported that on Thursday night acaltrowledge might, it was to be expected, have 22nd Sunday after Trinity. Morning prayer 11 ladies of consequence in the village. They are in Chili. In the Far East the German-Asiatic juwos ran down off Castia Penk hy the 5.3 taught him that the initial of North China isa. Venite, Stanley: Te Deum, Russell, Bene-

10 sweet, and loving, and confiding that they Bank has opened a branch in Peking, and Hankow. All on-board the junk were rescued of recent origin. The older southern, dialects dietus,

Hymne, 7, 196, 637 and 223.

another in Yokohama, while the Deutscho near future. The Bulgarian Bank in Sofia about to be opened, owing to the antorprise of German financiers, and a series of German banks is to be opened soon all over the Balkans. Since the beginning of the present year eighteen branches of German banks have been established abroad. The effects of this enter.

No. 2, PEDDER STREET (next to the prise cannot fail to be in favour of Germany's General Post Office and opposite to the side growing trade, especially in these regions entrance to the Hongkong Hotel). which have been neglected so long.!

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with the exception of a child whose lifelom use y, so that Yawan is the intended sound; and Holy Common 12,15 a.. Evening Prayer deservo it all, but we must confess their pretty Hank will open a branch at Singapore in the

0.30. Costate, Woodward; Deus, Havergal; manters with aligible parties ronder them opon body was afterwards recovered, A large cargo from Yawan to Uwar, or Uvar, is not a very Hymus, 429, 203, 669 and 5. was lost.

dangerous step for even Mr. Purker la vasoy, The Church launch Dayspring, will call on slúpe to a suspicion of man hunting. There is no They were, as Gibbon gucased from instinct, his carrying white crews, to bring friends ashore to stery other than the story of their courtships Ávars who overrun southern Russia, and carried the services, between 9.15 and 10.30 am, snd and marriages.

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