Intimation.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH FRIDAY MAY 14, 1909.
making the kidnapping of children under five years old punishable by life imprisonment and probibiting the payment of ransoms, is before the Massachusetts legislatur. "There is no punishment poisible of infliction ID these days, which is adequate for such a
A. S. WATSON & CO., says, the Philadelphia Inquirer,
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China's Sorrow.
DYKES BADLY DAMAGED.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE FLOODS,"
Telegrams.
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SERVICE.
EX PRESIDENT, ROOSEVELT.
TO VISIT CHINA.
courtesy of the "Bhaung Po."]
Peking, 13th May. - A telegram has been received from H. Wu Ting-lang, Chinese Minister to Washing ton, advising that ex-President Roosevelt will visit China in the sixth moon.
Telegrams.
'HONGKONG TELEGRAPH"
SERVICE.
No. 16, and 1,000 bales of No. 2017 in alf about 8,000 bales.
Arrivals-Per sidamers Lighting Capri, Suisang, Keboshi Mfarm, Limng and Ocsand of about 6,000 bales,'
Unsold Stock:-About 8,000 bales.
· Uncleared Stock :--About 19,000 bales. Exchanges We quote to day as follows i
India T, T¦ ̈at Ra (134) per cent,
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RAILWAY MATERIALS,
EXEMPTION FROM DUTIES.
[By courtesy of the " Sheung Po.")
Peking, 12th May, The Viceroy of Fukien and Chekiang hás memorialized for permission for railway companies, under the management of mer chants, to import railway materials, free of duly,
[From
From Our Own Correspondent:] which finds a good omen in the fact that
Canton, 13th May. no other crime so stirs the whole nation.
'A telegram has been received from Samsbui "The fact is," remarks this paper, "that brocath
to the effect that after the embankments of the our veneer of gaiety, our love of display, and
Toun How Wai in Lo Pao gave way, the vil Apparent carelessness, the love of children is
lagers made their way to the hills to thu num. the guiding motive of all our existence.", The
ber of over ten thousand in a most pitiable state, poor and the rich alike have reason to hate the and are now waiting for urgent relief. The kidnapper as the worst type of villajo, says the Samthui Magistrate bas bought filty sheks of Chicago Tribune, which thinks that death would rice from Sainati and personally proceeded by be done too great a penalty for this kind of launch to the flooded areas to distribute the criminal, who is getting to be altogether foo rice to the sufferers: The Two How Wal was common in America. Among her papers broken in three different places, ons maaturing
· BY APPOINTMENT TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE | which would approve a capital sentence are the 600 feet and the others from one to two hun- Bufalo Express, the Baltimore Sun, and the dred feet. Up to the present, several hundred -GOVERNOR AND HOUSEHOLD.. New York American, Says the New York Even-housas have been swept away and a number of
ing Mail: "Because of the violançà it does to buman affections, and its secondary effects on the family of the kidnapped child, it re: cognised, that this is one of the most helsous of offences It is an attempt to cold.money
STEAM LAUNCHES DESPATCHED. out of the agony of parents, Olien the doub
Representatives hava been received, by' the and suspense are fat worse for them then the
Relief Committee at Canton from the flooded death of the child to their own home from districts of Samsbui, Ching Yoon, Sze Wal, Ko patural causes would be. The father's business Yiu, Ko Ming, Lo Ting, Sus Kong, Namhoi in interrupted and may be broken up, while he and others to apply for supplies of rice in aid of attempts the recovery of his offspring. The tha sufferers. Yesterday, the Shao Hou, Chu mother takes-to-her-bed-with-nervous-pastra-placed two Government steam launches at the The Ministry has agreed to the appro- chun and Governors Chan Kwei-lung and
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It has been proved by repented experiments that - "WATSON'S HYGIENOL* is the most potent agent for the destruction of feas, especially, rat fleas.
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It has now been proved that Plague is conveyed to human beings by means of fleas from rats which have died of this disease.
All risk of infection can be avoided by washing the floors, elc, or sprinkling where the fleas are likely to be with, a dilute solation
of "WATSON'S HYGIENOL, A. tea- spoonful to a pint of water, or a teacupful to three gallons, makes a solution of the strength required for this purpose.
HYGIENOL IS A POWERFUL
DISINFECTANT AND
GERMICIDE
Price per Pint
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tion. She may become insane. Even if the little one is restored unharmed, the mother's bealth may be permanesily gona."'
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
THE French mail of the 13th April was deli- vered in London on the r3th inst
lives lost while the people ware engaged in re- pairing the broken dykos. Adazgo Dumber of houses in Samshui district were temporarily almost under water..
disposal of the Central Rellef Commilles to, convey relief emissaries to 'the flooded districts." HOUSES COLLAPSE..
The prefecture of Weichow has also beca visited by floods in the districts of Po Lo, Shek. Lung, and others along the Bast River, where all paddy fields are at present under water. The water tose up as high, as the door-tops-in a short space of lime
Two boatmen were fined $20 each at the Magistracy to-day for laoding swine durlig pro-and caused hibited hours at the cattle wharf Kennedy Town,
AT a meeting of the Direcors of Lane Craw ford & Co., Ld., it was decided, subject to audit, to recommend the payment of a dividend at the rate of to per cent. for the year ended February 28, 1909.
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Two unemployed "boya" were each giveb three months hard labour and three hours' stocks to the Police Court, 10-day, for receiving n gold ring with diamond valued at froo, the property of Mrs. Weigel, at Kowloon eu the
12th inst.
We are courieausly informed that the total output of the three mites of the Chinese Engineering and Mining Co., Ltd., for the week ́ending. 1st May, 1959, amounted to 30.215.96 tons and the sales during the period 10 75,518 30 tons.
ALL, the fifteen members and ex-members of Parliament, including some who have resigned A. S. WATSON & CO.. their seats and four ex-members, who were apprehended in connection with the Japanese LIMITED,
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SUBGCRIPTION RATES (İN,ALVANCE). DAILY-186 per anuum.
WEEKLY—$19 per annum
The rates' perlquarter and, per momiaeze, propartim al Salmeriptions for any period loss than one month will-be charged en for å fåll' menkli,
RISING IN KWANG SI,
TROOPS DESPATCHED TO SCENE CE REBELLION.
[From Our Own Correspondent),
Canton, 13th May.
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The daily laste in deltreret are when the addrem İn The Canon Provincial Judge, HE. Wel Cing Tung, accompanied by Expectant Mag-
koessible to messenger. Posk suliserlions can have their copies delivered at their residences without
five cents (for cash puly).
HE
sný extra charge! On "copian meat by post mu istrates Mr. Chan Tak Cheung and Mr. Li Hi, additlens 11.8 per quarter charged for postage. left here to-day, on board the gunboat wong The postage on the weekly issue so any part of the On with a detachment of troops for Kwangs
world in 80 cents per quarter, Bingle Copie Dalle in cents. Weekly, twenty Wat Lum and Tso Kong. During the absence for the purpose of suppressing the rebellion in
of U.E. Wai, the Kwangchow. Prefect Ko Kun Cheong will be in charge of his Yamen, as instructed by the Viceroy. The above, men tioned official embarked at the Government Tien-ize Wharl, where he was accorded a hearty send-off and wished every success in his
'BIRTHS.
On May 1, 199, at Tientsin, the wife of GEORGE A COMUE, of a daughter,
On May 8, 1902, at Shanghai, the wife of Arthur F. C. BARING, of a son,
On Saturday, May 8, 1909, at Shanghai, to expedition Mr. and Mrs. F. LARGE, a son.
DEATH.
Où April 18, 1909, at sta, on boud ...s. Atsuta Maru, between Penang and Colombo, of maningitis, Ruth, aged 14 monibs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. LYNESS.
Honghang Celegraph
HONGKONG, FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1909.
THE PENALTY FOR KIDNAPPING.
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A MEDICAL COLLEGE FOR
PEKING.
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several houses to collapse.. The unfortunate victims were obliged to part with their valuable articles to pawa-brokers in order to purchase rice which they brought to the hills or high roads in which they sought whelter.
RELIEF MEASURES.
The Relief Committee are busily engaged in boiling congee for distribution to the sufferers,
PATSHAN UNDER WATER.
The town of Fatshan also suffered from the ravages of the floods. The houses and streets were inundated by several feet of water," Since the day before yesterday the
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waler' bas gradually subsided to about 2 feet and are expected to wholly subside before longe THE CANTON-MAGAO, RAILWAY,
According to 弭 Peking message the Portuguese Minister in Peking has refused to rercind the Croton-Macao Agreement and vis, that Chibs shall not construct another line competing with that railway, and that the dates of the commencement and completion of the construction of the railway shall be previously
demanded that two farther conditións be added,
fixed. The Board of Post and Communica tians has now requested the Wai-wupu to oppose the new conditióus and to insist on the cancellation of the agreement. as originally mutually agreed upon.--Shamkai Tiúra, .
"ASTREA CHANNEL"
THE HUANGPU, CONJERVANCY WORK.... UNDER TEST. „*
Ai duly announced in our columas last week H.M.S. Astra 1,, which left Shanghai yesterday (5th inst.), made her exit from the Huangpu through the new JuolfChannel in order to test the progress of the Huangpu Conservancy work. That the attempt may fairly be described as 'a complete success in all the more gratifying, not only in view of the despondent predictions which have been made, but because the Conservancy is at present working at a disadvantage so that cannot avail itself of the full strength of the stream until the Ship Channel is closed That cannot take place vatil the passage through the junk Channel's spacious enough to take the whole stream, to that for the moment the fall depth has to be provided with something like half the full amount of water. As the Adega draws 23 I of water when steaming at avarage speed, yesterday's test is a fair indication of what has been done already.
The Astrea, under the command of Capi F. K. Ryan, K.N., lef: Shanghai about eleven o'clock in the morning, attended by the torpedo boat destroyers Whiting and Hart, and the tender Alexandra. On board there was a party of visitors, including Capt. H. P. Heard, of H.M.S. Cadmus, M. Retard, Consul General for France,
MANCHURIA. 2.
APPROPRIATION FOR DEVELOPMENT.
[By courtesy of the "Sheung_Po."] ·
Peking, 13th May. Viceroy Sik Liang has applied to the Ministry of Finance for Tis $10,000,000 10 meet expenditure in the Three" Eastern Provinces.
priation:
CHINA AND MACAO.
A REBUFF TO THE POR ILGUESE
MINISTER..
By courtesy of the "Sheung to."}
Peking, 13th May. In a communication to the Portuguese. Minister, the Waiwupu points out that the meetings held by the Cantonese were for the purpose of discussing the past history of Macao, and as they did not drag in ex- traneous matters, it would be unreasonable to prohibit them from holding such meetings.
MANCHURIAN AFFAIRS.
CHINA'S TERRITORY IN NAME ONLY.
[By courtesy of the ""Sheung Po."]
Peking,..13th May:
Upon the matter being referred to je Superintendent of Customs, an Imperial edict was issued granting the prayer of the memorial..
FINANCIAL ADVISERS.
VICEROY CHANG'S REQUEST.
[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po."]
Peking, athi May. Viceroys Chu Ishua and Chong Jen-
Chang Kai-tai have asked that the financial advisers for the respective provinces be urged to take up their posts forthwith.
The Ministry of Finance has replied that it will be some time before they can arrive, THE SHANGHAI ZAÓTAI,
* 1 RANSFERENCE “PROPOSED.
[By courtesy of the" Sheung Po"},
Peking, 12th May. The Grand Council has secretly deputed an official to investigate the charges preferred against the Shanghal Taotai,
It is proposed to transfer Taolai Tsai Nai- buang to some other post.
.
With reference to the recent impeachment by the Governor in Soochow of the Shanghai Taotai, it has been reported in our columos, kays the W. C... News of 12th inst, that the Paking Government has ordered Viceroy Toan Fang at Nanking to endeavour to bring about a reconciliation. It was believed that Lalers In'a memorial to the Throne, H.E. Hsu this was done, either one or the other of the Shih-chaug, ex-Viceroy of Manchuria, invites high dignitaries, involved in the disagreement attention to the unsatisfactory condition of would have to abandon hit post. The Gover affairs obtaining in Manchuria which, her had already received a slight rebuff from asserts, is China's territory in. name only,
Peking, whẹn bis recommendation of the Tao while all the benefits are reaped by Russia and Japan,
H.E. Hou urges the early construction of railways to connect the Province with other parts of the Empire.
The Prince Regent has caused directions to be despatched to the new Viceroy, Sik Ling, to attend to these matters,
LEI KING-HEI,
AND THE YUNNAN VICEROYALTY,
[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po."]
Peking, 13th May,
A certain Grand Councillor has submitted an application on behalf of Lei King-bel asking that he be not sent to Yunnan,
The Prince Regent's reply is:-"I have chosen a Viceroy for Yunnan; it is not my business to chose a place for Lei King-hei."
THE LOST PASSAGE,
CASE DECIDED IN FAVOUR OF
PLAINTIFF.
With regard to the case which we reported at length in yesterday's Tikgroßk about an unfortunate farmer, who thought he was about;
to become a member of "God's Country," judg.
ment was delivered this morning.
As we stated yesterday the case in point was that in which a curio dealer named Chan Kwan Shap, of 24 Queen's Road Central, sued. the Po On firm, 79, Queen's Road West, and its the sum of $200, which was alleged to have been deposited with a man named Chan Yik Kwong by the plaintiff, at the request of the defendants-money to purchase a passage
'ticket to America for the man Chao 500,
Mr. P. Sydenham Dixon represented the plaintiff, while Mr F, X, d'Almada e Castro defended.
tai's dismissal was not forthwith adopted in the usual manner and the case was ordered to be investigated.
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He bas, therefore, prepared for emergencies
Councillor, in which he pleaded illness sed by a receni telegram he addressed to a Grand
expressed a fear that he might have to resign bis post. Failing an amicable settlement be. tween the two, a compromise may be resorted to, as is often done in Chiocne oficial spheres, by the transfer of the Governor or possibly of the Taotai..
MINING.
CHINESE PROTEST..
[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po”
Peking, rath May, The Governor of Honan has telegraphed to the Waiwupu asking that a strong protest be lodged against a certain foreign Syndicate for faterfering with Chinese officials engaged in opening mines in Honan Province.
COMMERCIAL
YARN MARKET.
to their report, dated 14th instant, Mesora,
Phizozsha B. Petit & Co. write-
Our last circular was dated the 30th.ulto. During the early part of the past fort- night, owing to a rise in Exchange, a few im- porters betrayed signs of nervousness and farted with ponions of their holdings at a decline of St to St.go below last mail's quotations Olbers on the other hard preferred the adoption of a Fabian policy and remained firm, being unwilling to sell unless boyers met their ideas of prices. The slight reaction in exchangetoward the latterendofthe fortnightinstilled greater courage into the heins line with those who prefer to hold out for better of timid importers and now they have fallen inta
prices in the anticipation of inquiries from the consuming districts. At current rates inquiries fail to clicit response for "spat" caigo.
Native reports tell of floods in the lower section of the Canton delta. Heavy ralor have caused the water of the Fu River to rise bpormally and as the river embankments in the Shamshal district were not strong enough to withstand the volume of water, they 'gava way in several places, submerging a vani tengt of land in the adjoining country, Relief has bien promptly secured for the sufferers from Canton-and it is not noticipated that this ang nually, recurring visitation will produce any
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244d. per or
WEEKLY SHARE REPORT. Reviewing the share business for, the week Messrs. E s. Radooria & Co. write this her
1000 -
- There has been an increase in the smount of
business put through during the week and many improvementa in prices have occurred,...
Banks-Hongkong and Shangbal” Banks bave, changed hands in small lots at S945, and | $950, and close; with buyers at the latter rate, The London quotation is unchanged ät:£899,
Marine Insurances-Cantons have improved to S1971, at which price they have been nego. ilated. North Chinas ára steady at Tis: 104. Unions have risen to $845, with buyers, Yang- tazer are firm at $125.00 $ ** Fire Insurances.—There are buyers of Chlua Fires at the increased rate of Stoß. Hongkong „Fires are firmer, and after sales at 5317), have strengthened to $345, at which Agara buyers prevail.
Skipping, China and Maxilas and Dong, lases are unchanged and without business to report. Sales of Hongkong; Canton and Macao Steamboats have been effected at $37, and more can be bad. Indo-Chinat strengiben... ed during the week to $80, at which price a good number of, shares were "söld,, but they are slightly easier at the close, Shell Transports nie wanted at 58/5., Star Ferrier (old) have fund buyers at 5:51 and $26, while the new sh res are in Hemand 'at Sig, Refineries-China Sugars have ruled vary strong and after sales at $137 and $140, are wanted at the higher rate. Luzons are quiet at
$16
Perak Sugars have hardened to Tim. 170 closing with buyers.
Mining-Chloe'se Enginedrings can be sold at Tis. 16. Raubs have suddenly come into demand again and can be placed at 9}.
Docks, Wharves, and Gadowns,--Kowloon Wharfs have been the medium of a fair business, sales as high as $581 baving taken place. Whampoa Docks have further declined to $75, at which rate tbey are offering. Shanghai Docks are in demand at The 55. Hongkaw Wharfs have risen to Tis 1 Ty at which-rate they have been sold in Shanghai.
Lande, Hotels and Buildings, —Central Stores are steady in the North at $184 Hongkong Hotels, old, ex new issue, are on offer at Syr are strong with buyers at Sto2. Humphrey's and the new shares at $47. Hongkong Lands
Estates are loquired for at. So, but gone are obtainable. West Points can be sold at $44"
Coting Mille.-Roagkong Cottons have been dealt in at 581, and there are further inquiries. Kwos are entier and 'on offer at Tls, 120 .....In
other Nonhern' Mills, we take the following changes from latest mail advices to hand. The ternationals Tis 9a; Lau Kung M.ws Tio. 112 and Soy Chees Tim. 400.
Miscellaneous—China-Borneos are on offer at Sra. China Light and Powers have chang ed hands to a laʼzo extent at $5 and $64, Dairy- Farms are wanted at 516 while sellers ask for a higher price. Hongkong Electrics are is demand at £18 Sales, of Green · futand- Cements, have taken place st $8.80 and there ara, further sellers *t $8.90% Watsons have found Bayern, at $9,"ind} Union Waterbrales of $top. William Powells. have improved to $ 3, closing with buyers. Langs kats have declined to Tis. 1,140, but closes with buyers at the rates: Sumatras are strong, and wanted at the improved rate of Tis, 140, FEAT
Exchange. The Bank's selling rate on Londno i1.1/9 9/16 on demand,¦ The T/T rate on Shangbai in 748
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Capt. W. A. Carlson, the Harbour Master, Capt. Recently, mys a Chinese report, the British R. Pote-Kuat, British Admiralty Pilot, Lisa G Minister in Peking approached the Walwupu | P. Markwick, R. N., H.M.S. Cadmuz, Mr. G. M. with a proposal to found a Medical Col. Wheelock and Mr. A. G. H. Carruthers, Secre:mavaging parmer, Ng Ching Yoso, to recover logo-in-Peking, the purpose of which would | tary to the Buangpu Conservators. be to spread médical knowledge in Chian for At the top end of the Channel, between the conquest of human palo and disease. He Gough Island and the great bank which show. agreed that the institution, when formed. ed os acres of mad at low water a year 580, |should be under the Chinese Educational the depth of water was 24 ft. But this was authorities and the offer was accopied by the'| probably due to the; fact that the Asiran up- Wa wups. It is mated that the British Govern.proached the bank somewhat closely. hearer ment bes provided 550,000 for the endowment to the island she would have had more water, of the College and has also directed the Minis. | From this point, however, at which Captio The kidnapping of eight-year-old Willis ter at Peking to address the Waiwapu formaby Carlson took charge of the piloting, the
Mr. Justice Compertz, this morning, deliver. ed judgment in the issue, and held that the Whitla from a public school in Sharon, Pa on the su Jict, C, D. News.
Antras never had leis iban 28 fi, This plaintiff's account of the maller was superior to (U,SA., and the extortion of à $10,000 ransom.
depth was found abreast of the old Customs that submitted by the defendant firm. Accord. by the kidnappers, under a threat to murder
ADMIRAL LAMBION IN TOKYO, hulk Kwashing. The soundings just before jugly judgment was given for the 1 Jotiff with the child have stirred the Press of the whole
this point were called out from 34 ft. upwardı || costs. country to an outery against this particular ENTERTAINED BY ADMIRAL TOGÉ, --and it is worth remarking that the 25 ft depth || Mr. d'Almada naked for a stay of execution form of crime, and bare moved the legislatures
On the gib instant, at noon, Admiral Togo was found where it had been anticipated that for a week. of many Stater to a discussion of severer penal gave a dinner at the Mitini Club in honour of there would be the least water, and where any The Court practed the application. ties than those now provided. The question Admiral Sir Hedworth Lambton, Commander difficulty that might be encountered was ex- Is not without special interest in Hongkong, of the British Squadron co the China Station; pected to be found. No blich, however, oCCHIT! || HONGRỌNG CRICKET CLUB, where kidnapping among the lowercase Chisees and other officers of the Squadron, about thirty od, and the cruiser steaming at a round pace, is practised as an ket, as may be recalled from in all. Besides, the guests of honour, there paased beyond the Outer Dar without any sign. | A cricket, watch, will be played to-morrow the report of a case appearing in these columns were prevent Admiral Saito, Minister of the of a hitch, ^.
afternoon on the Hongkong Cricket Club's the other day. Ib Pennsylvania, where the Navy, Admiral Kato, Vice-Minister of the Navy, Ga coming to anchorage Capt. Ryan emer ground. commencing at 1.30 p.m. against the Punishment is now imprisonment for life, the Admirals Kamamura, Nakamir Miss and tained his guests to tiffin and the toast of sac Military team which is to visit Shanghai and lawmakers are considering the wisdom and Shimamura, and officers." to the course of the cons to the new channel, proposed by the host, Japan next week. The Cricket Club teams will _mspediency_of_making it death. By the fonction Admiral Togo proposed the toast of was very heartily drunk. Byly in the after be composed of the following-Mer, T. E, provisions of a bill introduced in the House of the British Navy and the health of Admiral soon the guests returned to Shanghai by the Pearce, H. Hancock, H. R. Makin, A. A. Clax Representatives by Congressman Rodenberg, Lambtos, who suitably responded. At s pim, Alexandra, very kindly lent by Mr. G.M.Whee ton, E. W. Day, R.EO. Bird, E. C. Olivar, of Illinois, kidarpping within the District of the gathering proceeded to a reception by lock, which again passed through what baya, R. E. H. Oliver, H. R Phelips, L. Comd. || Market closer steady. Columbia would be made a capliat offeaca Count Katsura, at his residenca-Jażen now fairly be renamed the Astrica Channel F. Noble, R.#. A. O. Brawnų“. Reserys ¡—Mr. Salasz-igo bales of No, 61., 1,8.a bales of : down on 8th inst. This, it la bellev when the motive is blackmail A petition Chronicle.
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material influence on the yarn markat, jud. No. 2es-A fair business transpired at last prices and, in some insiences, owing to anxiety of holders to quit, prices show a declips of 51 to Sit per baleko did you
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establishment of a Chair of Commerce in the Tokio Univerity is in no way abated; No. 6 A small business passed at rallog egitators claim that the haun rates
Higher Commercial School should ed tastend. One hall,
NG, 108, 1,375 bales of No. 124; 200 bales at work of
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