AMBRICAN HOUSEWIFE
IN THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.
Spanking from a meculine point of view: and from most casual knowledge, it seems as the American housewife in these falands does not fully grasp her opportunity. True, she is ofton semi-invalid from the climate she does not know the language, and every one has told her such dreadful stories about the native foods that she shudders at the mere mention of them. So she restricts the family Met, so we are told, to canned goods with their digestion-ruining preservatives, and hot biscuit, or doughnuts, H
There are, however, many delicious fruits "and the strange, weird looking vegetables prove succulant and toothsome, if properly repared. The Spaniards as they grow older Beem to live to eat and their dishes are not all red pepper and garlic. It is stated, we under stand, that the Spanish canned goods while not of such a wide range are" of a distinctly superior quality to the American maken. Some of their dulces are excellent. The well-to-do Filipino sets a good table, figuratively speak ing, and a dinner at fiesta time is worthy the commendation of a gourmet-if he could only dismiss the haunting fear that it is dirt, plain dirt, which gives the peculiar flavor to the dishes. We have eaten dulces prepared from native cooks which were dreams of delight.
Our point is that the American housewife with her gepius and skill, pught to be taught those recipes and have the ingredients put -- together in absolute cleanliness, improving. on the primitive methods, and give her family appetizing, varied and healthful foods. N.
rally the foods of a country are best fitted for the people in that country, and we hope to fied Americans more and more enjoying epicurean feasts from Philippine products.
Women, housewives and teachers, through out the islands must have found here a vegetable, there a fruit, which they have deamed to uso If only each one would send In one recipe, there should be a long list of
edibles to enrich the scanty bill of fare of most American tables. The Cablenews will be glad to publish such recipes, and thus help in the growth of health and harmony, for a well. fed man is a healthy man, and a healthy man
more likely to be a happy man.
RUSSIA AND THE POLKS.
Since the outbreak of the war there has been noticeable in the inspired Russian Press a trong desire to conciliate the Poles, whose chronic hostility becomes at a crisis like the présent a serious additional element of weak nors and a cause of no little anxiety, The re- cant demonstrations in Warsaw have been dis. cussed with marked regret and without any as perly, and are declared to have been destitute of all political significance.
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THE HONG KONG TELEGRAPH
Nabis, Br. 8.8, 3,845, F. J. Fox, 1st June,
Bombay 16th May, and Singapore 27th, Mails and Gen. P. & O, S, N. Co. Pundua, Br, 1,9, 2,156, C. J. Swanson, ist June, -Rangoon via Straits and Singapore 27th May, Gen.-1., M. & Contada a NAS HON Bangkok 27th May, Rice.-B. & S. Chowfa, Ger. LS, 1,015 F. Spiesen, tat Tune Chiyuen, Ch. 13, 1495 C. Stewart, 1st June,
➡Shanghai 18th May, Gen.-C. M. §. N.
Hamol, Fr. .., 738, P. Mericas, 1st June
Haiphong and Holhow 31st May, Gen. and Bullocks.A. R..M. Hangsang, Br... rase, Wilde, 1st June,
Malta, Br. 1.5, 3,905, R. A. Peters, and June, Canton rat June, Gen.-J. M. & Co.
Shanghai 30th May, Mails and Gen.-P. & 0.5. N. Caspa Vengeance. Br. battleship, 12,950, Rear-
Admiral Adair, and June.-Singapore 27th May
Hallan, Br. x.3., 1,183, J, S. Roach, and Jone,
Foochow 30th May, Amoy 31st, and Swatow 1st June, Gou.-D., L. & Co. Waishing, Br. s., 1,170, M. Courtney, zad Jure, Canton and June, Gen-, M,& Co.
Paul Beau, for Cantón.
Clearances at the Harbour Office.
Yingking, for Canton. Quein Louire, for Sourabaya. Rajaburi, for Swatow. Kwongchow, for Canton,
Tai On, for Canton. Chowtat, for Swalow. Etong, for Swatow. Loangsang, for Manila. Tillatjap, for Balikpapan. Blanca, for Nikolajevek, Haining, for Shau-u-tsung. Tak Hing, for West River. Chukong, for Weit River.
Decartare". June 2
Rajaburi, for Bangkok. Chowtal, for Singapore. Yochow, for Shanghai, Björustjern Björnsen, for Kobe, Kiukiong, for Cantor. Leongsang, for Manila. Nubia, for Shanghai,
Rsang, for Tientsin. Chiyuen, for Canton,
ZamZNA ATTIVOU,
Per Pundus, from Singapore-Capt. and Mrs. Roso, A.1.M., and 646 Chinese,
Per Hallan, from Coast Ports-Rt. Rev. The Bishop of Victoria, Rev. Hassan, Misses Peters and Roza, 1 European, and 175 Chinese.
For
Per Malia, from Shanghai for Hongkong Mears, Morrison, C. G. King, Oliver, Findler Jabneon, Capt. Joselin, Mr. A. Robertson, and Mrs, Dunster. For Colombo-Mr. J. F. Soraka. For Marseilles-Mr.. Splett. London-Mr. K. J. McEwen, Miss N. Me- Mesars. R. Gallow, 1, K. Mcintyre, Mrs. J. D. Ewen, Mr. and Mrs. P. Wand, Miss Luoton, Head, Messrs. Bauchan, J. McKinnon, P, Bell, and Capt. S. Harrison,
Per Nubla, from London for Hongkong Messrs. E. Morley, V. F. McCann, G. F. Thompson, John Lambert, S. H. Southon, P. R. Adams, J. Tartant, F. G. Brighton, and Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Chambers. For Shanghai- Sergt. W. Gray, Misses Horrocks and Fletcher, Hulton, Messrs. W. E. Bendia, W. McSwiney, and Mrs, Addie' amah. From. Marseilles for Hongkong-Mr. MacGillwray. For Manila- Mr. J. Marshall For Shanghai-Mr. J. Kit thing, Mr. and Mrs. R. Treman, Dr. Ethel Starmer, Meets. N Sparke and H. R. Donnel Mrs. W. S. MacDonald. From Marseilles for ly. From Port Said for Yokohama--Mr. and Hongkong-Mr. T. C. Whitney, and Baroness de Pallandi. From Brindisi for Shanghai Mr. C. H. Borows, From Singapors for Hongkong-Mr, and Miss Gay, Dr. Middleton, Messrs Chope, Sutagarm, Sirdar Khan, Castiḥn, and a Chinese Stampers. From Marseilles for Shanghai-Mr. Banks,
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During his recent visit to Lowicz the Tsar -* received deputations representing the Polish nobility and peasantry, and in reply to their expressions of loyalty, declared his conviction that," the period of trial through which Rassia jy now passing will serve to promote the closer unity of the kindred peoples of the Empire."
The Russ, in a recent article, says that "the Polish blood shed in Russia's comman cause is a precious pledge of final reconciliation and of future co-operation in the work of the empire. The St. Petersburg journal does not expect that the mere fact that Poles and Russians have shed their blood in a common cause will suffice for the solution of a question which may be described as "the Gordian kngt" of the Slav world, but it regards the present moment as a highly favour- abio one in which to approach the task, for, on the one hand, the Polish people have become Str. Pundus from angoon-Fine weather, convinced that there is neither safety norlight Sly and Sely wind. future for them in the west, where their chief chemy has at last torn off the mask he had worn so long, while, on the other hand, the Russians are not so blind as not to see that, at a time when Russia is taking stock of her. self and beginning to reckon up her internal weaknesses, the Polish question-that is to say, the question of ten millions of our fellow citizen, who have hitherto lived a separate and straitened political life-is one of the most unsightly and unhealthy growths in our national organism,"
A pamphlet which has lately been published in Cracow under the title of Wobec Wojny In view of the Wa" and which the Rur reproduces at great length, throws some light an the attitude of the Poles themselves. The writer states that the first impression pro- duced in Poland by the news of the war was that it was "an historical Nemesis, a to- quiital for the wrongs and sufferings inflictad upon Poland. The hopes which were at frat raised were, however, quickly recognized to be chimerical, and a manifesto issued by the Buthority of the Central Committee of the National League" the organization which ra presents the extreme national, or Pan-Polish- party, warns its supporters, that "no change In the map of Europe to the advantage of Po tand is to be expected from events in the Far East. This admission is stated by the author of the pamphlet to be due mainly to the re cognition of the significance of the relations at present existing between Russia and Germany The manifesto adds that any external inter ference being out of the question, the Poles should adopt a waiting attitude, and endea vour to take advantage of difficulties with which, In consquence of the war, the Russian Goveme ment will inevitably have to contend. The author of the pamphlet regards the league as willing to wound and yet afraid to strike," and urges that the Poles should take no steps which might arouse Russian optulon against them and leave them opposed, not only to the Ruselan bureaucracy but to the whole Rus- lan people, which is at present favourably
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March, Buss, 1,235, Mothersdale, 26th May,
Cardiff 23rd Mar, Coal.-A., K.'& Co. Mercedes, Br. ss., 2,975, J. S. McGregor, 2nd
-May. -Mirs Bay and May, Promise, Nor. 6, 714 F. Torstensen, 25th May, Saigon arst May, Gen. Aagaard & Thoresen Cop
Queen Iouisa, Br, B., 2,170, W. A. Nicoll, By 28th ̈ May,—Moji and Kuchinotza 23rd
May, Coal-D. & Co., Ld. Robi, Br. 3, 1,611, A. H. Notley, 29th May
Manila 27th May, Gen.-S., T. & Co.. Saint Kilde, Br. 6, 2,169, W. Jones, 27th
May,Kuchinotza and May, Ballast B, & Co.
Sirocco, Br, 2,349, G. Williamson, 13th May-Moji 8th May, Coal.-D. & Co.,
Taishan, Br, s. 1tan, J. T, Lalny, toth May, Telemachus, Br. 4.9, 7,310, J. Williamson, stb
⠀⠀-Saigon 26th May, Gen.-B. & Co..
May, Saigan 20th May, Gen-Chinese, Thyra, Fr. 2., 3,254, Bainbridge, 31st May,
Saigon 26th May, Rice.-Order. Tipanas, Dut. ss., 2,444, P. Zwart, 28th May, -Macassar 21st May, Gen.-J. C. J.-L.
SAILING VRIBELA,
A. G. Roper, Am. ship, 2,307, D. H. Ricers, 16th Mar,Philadelphia 16th Oct, 1904, Cake O11.--& 0, Cod. 10
Deccan, Br, ship, 1,836, E. Gale, 13th May New York and Nov., 1904, Case Oil S. O. Copy
Travancore, Br. ship, 2,317, Harges, goth April, -Cardiff 5th Sept., Patent Fuel-Govern.
mont,
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and child Bowden, V. R. Brighton, F. G. Canter, WALAN Broughait, L
Chope, H. 1.. Clark, Hon. Dr. Francia Clark, T.
Clegg, R.N., Eng. Lt.
and Mrs. H. 1. Chambers, H. K. Cunningham, G. Davies, F. D. Damonéz, G.
Davies, Mrs. J. T. Deacon, F. B. " Doolittle, F. H‚kke Douglas, Capt & Mrs.), Downing, Mr. and Mr. Dunsters, M. E.
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Fleicher, B.
Frost. B. L.
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Moon, Mr. & Mrs. R.M. Miller, P. L. Moody, Mrs. J. LI
Moord, Dr. W. B, A. Muffy, E. H. Morrison, Mis
Nawington, A, Go Newton, Mr. and Mrs.
II. S.
2, 1905.
Aucott, E. F. Beattle, A Beattle, M. P. Bentwick, Capt.and Mr. and children Demand, Mr. and Mrs. Bourchein, Mr. & Mrs, Brown, Mr. & Mrs. D.E. Clothier, A. N.
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Mr. Hatker, B. Brotherton Hassan, Mr. and Mrs. Haynes, Col.. Hasaland, F. A..
Offord Patey, Mrs. E. Helagaun, A.
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fet, Mr. and Mrs
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Manila-Fer Rudí, 3rd June, to AM.. Slogapore, Sourabaya and Samarang-Per Hinsang, 3rd June, 10,A,M.
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Hongkong
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6,400
1,400
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Mirs Bay
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1,640
800
Lieut. P. M. Risdore
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Hongkong
3,600
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7,000
Captain Williain 3. Fawckner
Singapore
janus ...
280
5.900
Lieut. Commander W. H. Darwill.
Hongkong
Kinaba
85
1,200
Lieat Commander E. V.F. R. Dugmore
Yangista
Moorhen
river gunboat
180
800
Lient. Commander F. D. Noble...
Ocean...
battleship, tat class...
12,950
13,500
Captain T. G. Greet
Mire Bay
torpedo boat destroyer...
350
6,300
Lieut. Commander J. Kiddle
Hoogkong
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Commander C. E. Moars
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Robin...
river gunboat
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West River
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Bangkok-Por M. Rickmers, 3rd June, 5 P.M. Bangkok-Per Angkin, 3rd June, 5 P.M. Sourabaya-Per Queen Loutre, 3rd June, | P.M.
Sutlej Swatow, Amoy and Fonchow-Per Haitan, Tamar 4th June, 9 A...
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river gunboat...
240
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West River
Siries ...
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3,600
7,000
Captain C. H. H. Modre
Weibalwal
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river gunboat
740
Lisat-Commander Davidann
Yangiste.
Taku .....
torpedo boat destroyer ...
446
6,500
Lieut. Commander G, H, H. Holden
Hongkong
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cruiser, sut clare
41
13,00
21,000
Captain W. L. Grant
Hongkong
140
210
receiving ship...
14
4,650
Commodore. Dicken
Hongkong
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river gunboat
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battleship, tot class...
12,950
13,500
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torpedo boat destroyer
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450
5,900
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Halbow and Haiphong-Per Jacob Diederich.
Str. Halton from Foochow Light Sw.sen, 3rd Jung, 5 P.M. monsoon, and fine.
Str. Chiyuan from Shanghai:-Passed Rus- sign Volunteer craiser off Wenchow on the morning of 29th uit,
Vocsols in Port.
STEAMERS, Anghin, Ger. s.s., 1,000, F. J. Schaefer, 29th May, Bangkok 33rd May, Rice and Wood.-B. & B
Aragonis, Ger. s. 5,098, R. Schuldt, arth
May-Portland, Or. 10th April, Gen.-P. | & A. S. 5. Co.
Ardova, Br. 1.5., 2,270, W. L. Smith, 31st May,
➡Moji 25th Mey, Coal—M. B, K. Bianca, Ger. .., 815, A. Bohrengel, 27th May, -Singapore 20th May, Géo.—E, A., Cô Buford, Am. transport, 5,00%, Hall, 29th May.
-from Manila,
Hoihow and Haiphong-Per Hanoi, 4th June, 9 AM.
Shanghai, Moll, Kobe and Yokohama-Per Tjibanas, jih June, 1 A.M.
Macao-Per Haungskan, sih June, 12.15 P.M. Shanghai-Per Hupek, sth June, 3 P.M. Amoy, Straits and Rangoon-Per Pundua, „fth June, 5 P.M._
Macao-Ver Heungikan, 6th June, 13.15 PM. Gathering Apear, 6th June, 2 P.M.
Bingapore, Penang and Calcutía → Per
Manila-Per Taming, 6th June, 3 P.M. Shanghai-Par Foothow, 6th June, 3 P.. Bayern, 7th June, 11 A.M
Europe, &c., India, vin Tuticorin - Pe
Macao-Per Hrungshan, 7th June, 12.15 P.M. Shanghai-Per Klubiang, 7th June, 3 FM Konemoon, Kamchuk, Shiubing and Takhing
Bullmouth, Br. s., 2,607, Welch, 1st June,-Per Linian, 7th June, 3 P.M.
Falambang 25th Mey, Oil—A., K. & Co. Catherine Apcar, Br. s. 1,730. A. Stewart, 29th May, Calcutta 13th May, Penang and Singapore 24th, Gen.-D., 9, & Co., Ld.
Macao-Per Beungshan, 8th June, 12.15 P.M. Singapore, Sourabaya and Samarang Per Chuniang, 9th June, a F.M.
Daghestan, Br. 26. 2,213, E. H. Todd, 29th May, New York via Singapore" and Manila 26th Ma, Gen, S., T. & Co. Forsteck, Ger. 1., 1,814, Ohlerich, 9th May-
Newport 18th Jan., and Hons Kobe Bay 5th May, Ballast.-J. & Co. Fri, Nor, ., 863, N. G. Anderen, 29th May,
Haiphong and Holbow 24th May, Gen. Aagaard, Thoresen & Co.. Gibraltar, Br. 12, 1473, W. B. Knage, 38th - May,--Möjj zand May, Coal—J. Jafries. Hailan, Fr. 377, .. Andersen, 31st May,-
Timor, Port Darwin, Thursday Island, Cook town, Caims, Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Melboume, Adelaide and Perth-Fer Basin, 10th June, 11 A.at. "
Manila-Per Zaffre, toth June, 11 AM) Singapore, Penang atid Bombay-Per Capri, roth June, 17 AM,
Singapore, Penang' and · Calentia — Per Namrang, 13th June, 10 A.M.
Honolulu and San Francisco-Per Kersa, 13th Shanghai, Nagasaki,' Kobe, Yokohama,
June, 10.30 AM.
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Hongkong
Hongkong Haugkong Yangtze Yangtaxs
NAME.
FLAG AND DESCRIPTION,
FRENCH MEN-OF-WAR ON THE CHINA STATION.
TONS. GUNS.
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COMMANDING OFFICERS.
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river gunboat
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... destroyer.
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Acheron... Argus... Avalanche... Brionnette ... Carodade... Casse-tata... Comète D'Assas Décidéo Descartes. Francisque... Estoc...
Fronde Europe, &c Ipdia, via Tuticorin-Pet Galchen† Polymarien, 13th Jane, II A.M.
Gueydon Manila, Zamboanga, Port Darwin, Thursday Henri Rivière ... bane, Sydney, Hobart, I aunceston, New Zea Javaline Islandi, Cooktown, Cairns, Townsville, Bris Jacquin land, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth-Per Kersaint Changsks, 14th fuse, 3 P.M. Victoria and Vancouver, B.C.-Per Empress Mousquat... Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Montcalm... of India, 21st June, so A.MA
Frederich Wilhelmshafen, Herbertshobe, Peiho... May,Matupi, Sydney and Melbourne-Fer Wills Pistolet
Aad, 17th June, 10 AM.
Protée. Redoutable.. Sabre ******* Styx
Hinsauge Br... 1,535 W. E. Sawer, 14th
Pakhoi 30th May, Gen-A, R. M.
May, Canton 24th May, Coal, J., M. & Co Hongkong, Fr., 742, A. Suizoni, 31st May Haiphong and Holbow 30th May, Rice and Pige.-A. R. M. Hupeh, Br. s. 1,205, Mathias, a9th *** Canton 18th May, Gen.—B. & S.. Jordan Hill, Br. 4-masted bq, 3,776, G. N Kennedy, 30th May, New York 1st Dec 11904, Case 11.-S. O. Co. Kehsichang, Ger. .., 1,293, C. Gosewisch, r
Jung-Bangkok 20th May, Rice.-B. & S. Macquaire, Br. 6.1., 2,073, St. John George, 3;th April-Moji atit April, Coal-Ga, Li &
Rumpe, Kr., Jodli, vin Tuticorin Fe Caledonian, 27th June, 11 A.M.
Malla for Canton, Samakul, Wachow Sally and Macao will be closed on week days at 7.30 | Surprise every morning. On Sundays the mail for Taklang. Co will be closed at 8 am, and that for Takou.,. Capton at 9 a.m. Repeat
O Vauban
Vigilants every evening at 3 pm. On Sundays the mall Kumchuk, Samahol, Wuchow and Canton will be closed at ga.m.
disposed towards them, and would in all pro Madeleine Rickmer, Ger. £.5 1,000 Mails for Namtan, Sanbut, Kongmon
bability be inclined to view withsatisfaction any Reimers, 20th May, Bangkok 23rd May
1,000, D. concessions which might be made to their 2. Rice-M. & Conf desire to enjoy greater religious and civic Mandal, Nor. a., 1,oor, Erichsen, 29th May, Jiberty,
Haiphong s6th May, Gen.-S.; W. & Co.
No mail will be closed for Canton on Satur day evening's
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Lieut. Hue...
Lieut. Merveilleux du Vignaux... Captain Allaire,
7438
9,500
5,000
Lieutenant. L'East
5,500,
Commander Amet...
Lieut. More
6,300
Lieut. Cotoni:...
393
Lieut.`jebenna...
20,300
Capt. Ridoux
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309
300
·3,300
19,600
Capt. Duval
307
6,300
Lieut. Grellier
Lieut. Lavissière
5,300
6,071
1,700
Capt. Guibertens
900
Lieut. Roque":
Capt. Terque,
'21
41560
500
Lieut, Brugson?
*Flagship of Vice-Admiral Bayla, Commander-in-ChieL:
20,000
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Saigon
Hongkong
Haiphong
Salgón
Gulf of Blam
Baie d'Along
...Haiphong
Lieut. Portier
Lieut. Corlover
Commander Sagot-Davauroux
Commander Simon,
Armbruster
Lieut. Prat
Lient de Reinach-Werth
Liput: Glorieux
Commodre C. P. M. Poldiölle
Lient, Lebailan
Capt, Dupriez
Saigon Haiphong Haiphong Haiphong
Saigon
Bait d'Along Haiphong
Haiphong
Haiphong
Chemulpo & Shai Saigon
Bals d'Along
Bale d'Along "Chingking Tongku Bale d'Along
Saigon Balgon
SMHaiphong
Salzon P Bain d'Aleng Bain d'Along Upper Yangtse Salgon Hongry Wa-chow-fu
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