sso*.?‘l‘o¥i°s‘l>’i='o“?l'»i*'l - MIIIAGIH HIIS [li GIIIIIII IHIIIIK

Says the Big Project Will now ai

go Through ii

.__ boa

British Shareholders who Obiectou Gil

now Consent-Station Master

who Suiclded Because of

last

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th meinbers,theirwlves and other lady ussla Chumh R" G M Y°““ll l"`“el1°d B11

ads excellent sermon on the proposed union

Au" adeughuulrepnt hm been of the Methodist and Presbyterian on by my me following program md Churches He thought sueh a union 'ri-is 1-or-a's Naiasiiar sg us; was cm-,md out nnssraxs ocanr carvunss sailed with the view of making a dash "wld b” “°°"l If l‘°"ll’l° “nd °d*l9°l’ll’l

d

he King/-Goi Save the Kin for Viadivostok. It is possible, however, an gave renews for his bel er |

mp|,.°_B W-rlgm and Geo W CHUM-CHlN4»M"°l1l9'~(5i1°0l\l)-A that the vessels ,nd metal' zone on 'l`i'msnaY night in St. James' Hall Rev H

“_ despatch from Mukdan stu” “mt A T F Fullerton will deliver the last Omad`_Tho_ E swatch and Frank J battle bn “ken place on me Yam River another scouting expedition There re tennis of me Y M L A course Sub addresses and telegrams from all parts of Lean mained in the harbor besides the die ject Cromwell as a Statesman' beiiuti Italy and from abroad.

°|°_M| S Amne Dmkiasuu in which the Russians claim to have cap abled w rshfps, only the volunteer fleet full? llll-Ulmliell Wlllll Sl°l`00DllCi\il views ,

ur Island Home-F. McRae and J K gumd gghteen hundred Dnsonus steamer Kasnn, four smaller Russian mer Those who md th°_ prlvuega °l l’°‘“'l°¥ Fayden uhmtmlm one Whaler and me Russhm the last lecture on Oromwelias aeoidier' M Order_Wllll°m Mcphee “nd J" ADVANCE To "IB Yu‘U‘ hospital ship Mongolia which had been rm not want to ml” this one Kllllmll Arran an absence of seven month

lo-Norman McLean LONDON, March 19 -(Special)-The "Ink by shells' klmng halt “ amen men George Hansdeld, of P E Island return? been announced

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Solo-Miss Ethel Henderson mmm" uonesponduut of The Tlmes de ILL CHA G RUSH an Q ARTERS take; inntrbmthe :Ile ayM:Esfie‘lvcI" c::;ld CHEAP BTEERATE RATES ecitalion-N McCannell °ll“`°5 lille l’l°l1l`f0I` delllslve GUUIUU by lillB SL PUEMBUBQ Mlmh 17_The had the police mor both ri h

B er i1 t i

he Ladies-Mack McKenzie and Neil Japanese ,Md forces is at hand and a ¢i“5l`l»°|'5 °f 91° M°ll°ll“l`l“U Um? *fm* and summer of last yea: tllzn ifnyspilnzs Fl“lY6D General Kruopal.kin’s arrival will be at foralonir time, being before the court S010-A K McPhee mrwud molement mwards tha Yam is Liao Yang the general having selected enumber of times ina short period The Steerage passengers' who "6 mostly

out grad liojfteg;-ivi E Stretch “pegged bg qgmmenqe immedmtely that point insteaj of Mukden’ whence to court ssntenoed him to fifteen days in haha" lmmlgmms’ at $17 “ch

_ l' ll - 0 0 D- _Jai an topaythe cc-_ts f ti ` ~

God Seve the King. 'moore ron Norirnimiv Konica. dl'°°b We °l°""tl°'.‘s' Ll” YW? is te" amounting to $4.47. blit :si Eddteaxould THB Hmmm LOHON KING.

mllwweetolfhe railroad. beinsz connec- ooiyioovo him eiiythrooooots whos no

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Moirrlmar., March 10-(Special.)-Man toe

ager Hays has returned from England T

and says the Grand Drunk Pacino pro P: ject will now go through in its entirety

so far as the present Grand Trunk is Mo concerned. S

saanlnonnitiis nan omnorun M?

The British shareholders first offered 0

many objections because the Government llc

had imposed |irea‘er burdens than in con 3° nection with the Canadian Pacific, but

when the present conditions were ex R plelned all agreed. T srarion Aairrrr solemn; M°

Lmusav, Ont., Merch 19-(Special)-C H

.H Barton, Grand Trunk Station Aizent, S

Haliburton, ended his life by drinking

sluan wrra Loulnuriiiss. Ku Barton was seized with a feeling of ml'

loneliness beinir away from his family

and among strangers

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CHICAGO IARKETS

Cmoeoo, March lil - (spasm)- lareh Wheat 01| Hay Wheat -

Can Oorn -

Pork $13.10 Pork -

NEW RAILWAY OPENED

Snumnai, Mani?--The nrst regular

DECISIVE ACTION ill NEWS lil

"PUPI Illlllllilll

DUE IMMEDIATELY IIIIIII IIIIIIIISI IIIIIIIIIIITULITIIIIIS

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U-,lu on gh, Sh", Tung “umm mivgd No word has been received since Friday

sis-on-loo-.si-.ro no oo.. Forward Move of Japanese Land Forces to "°°==i=°iii'i°°° wud- rl-l~-===»»1i» From Italy and Abroad on

hgvlng mv"-ed th, ¢|"“°,_ gg mu" |n the los of! northern Cape Breton and was

hours The train was decorated with Y I R D "°P°l`lf*‘l l°i*l¥ll1iZ

the Chlneseand German flags and had on i a u Rm. A B MULEOD premhed 8 l

rd a number oi Germans EI H d d J yesterday to large congregations in gi.;

C n r a Church and also addr s

g g u e meeting in the nlterniioslgd thc Y M C A B

_ Prisoners-Powerful Influence in T"""“"‘° ‘“ “ °“°‘b°' °‘ °"° “mf 1

were oil’ f tg f

court Elliott No aoeo hola tiioir soooai 0p,,,|,,,, :,;u:;,,,';°:, f,;,h:,';'h,“:w,n;

banquet at the home of W E Stretch on to an ,¢°|de,,¢ M the Elwmc Works

Friday night The affair was n

at success and largely attended by LA" “Ish” In PM FIU' M°l'll°lll5l

St Joseph s Day

ig Cut in Steerage Passenger Rates from Mediterranean Ports for Italian immigrants-A Cotton King Assigns.

R0\lli.MlrCl1 19 -~(SDeciai)-Today be ng St John's day, the Pope'e name day, is lioiiness received congratulatory

or is i-iiesiiiimna narns

New Yonx, March 10 ~(Spoo|.|)_

Another cut in stcerage rates from New Ynrkto the Mediterranean points has

The Hamburg Amerimn line says on

March ‘ld the Prinz Adalberi; will carry

Daniel J. Sully, the Cotton King made

WANTED -A osso oi nosaaohoj that R“*Sl°'= Hdvlees My leriie numbers of too witttiio rosa byospooisi iioo which izot°~i,Georize allowed that no wooia °" “l1“m¢“ll°d°Y- h“©d°°lerf=s be will

RINGING iN 'ral mans. fl*

This is an unfailing sifrn of catarrh and UF

if not checked will uit mately result in ha

deafness. The simplest remedy ie Catarrh- m

ozone, which if inhaled a. few times daily, ul, prevents the oatarrhal condition from th

e reading. Catanhozone quickly stops

tge ringing in the ears, head noises, gives ln permanent relief to catarrhal deafness. th For Catarrh in any part of the s stem, lio

Bronchitis, Asthma, Lung or Ehroat N Troubles, Oatarrhoz-me is aspecii'lc,nnd W

o

is guaranteed to permnnentlv cure or your fh

money back. Lame size. $1.00; trial size ° Zio. ruggists or Poison & Uo., Kingston DP Ont. LGF.

on

DR' HAMILTON" PILLS CURE C°Ns'"PA` several other sons 1-iiii-ri-li \ii.» i,‘iii:i~rii authorities at Port Arthur, have arrived also has the advantage of being nearer to

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f h. d _ , __ _ _ _ _ runnluiz between Charlottetown an<ile,1|n1375Dfa br” h fthe! d d

dgysgfrs ° ‘S "'55" I” "‘“"" atShanghai, according to nWorld des- the frontier ofChina in the event of Glue Bsy~ and endorsing e resolution 5 U 0 n epen mme

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mfort Headache Powders will not cure tmgps nr-5 “plying in not-them Korea will be completed by the time General ram" s°"'° "hl"Y da” 9ddlll°”5l» “mlb 50°” be °“ Ill’ file” Wal"- en minutes. a total sentence of forty-five da s. 0

_.ii dan-7' ' ?“‘:;p°;k|: anlhviegkdand :ZF mm’ Tat; other man went up for lifieenydaye I;

_ ._ . _ “ll Ze V" “ 6"- “ll ll 9°” keep!/innetield from beinq lonesome-

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Se:;_'S°;r°C}:enL':;”°ili;; ?;i';'h'o"'; r. CHINA HWOIHNQ 'OSTILE' which both the telegraph line end the Bangor Commercial.

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A PURELY VEGETABLE CORN CURE

Pi1tnai:n's Painless Corn Extractor is ntirely vegetable in compound, never

“ I’ “ P ki a ii Yai A °

married Tho Bishops of London. Russia learns that powerful influences e uma “° °° I' B u Rlver AMEETING °f the C°““°ll °l the B°"d flung” °' “’“k"” “re ‘l’°"‘~ I“”l“° °“ ncoln, bt Albans unrl Worcester other road not marked on the maps leads of Trade was held Saturday afternoon l

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eduu Vl_°'_"°lh'“l";S‘U _0nn.§§l“’ ‘Llhfr are war “gm D" an 'lst Russia and almost due east to an extinct volcano A °°mm““l"'“'-l°° W” read ‘mill I-he “I_'ic3@tt`li‘;e' ;’hnu“I-X thghlolgs nal; the belief even exists that Japan is now Pau( Ton San or Lang White Mountain’ Pllllll UUE Mlilf‘8 ill* l30BI`¢‘l D0 uSe

S’ th i i ii

ing who has uchiwcri the record oi lllllllll H Cllllleiil D019 W llllld Wal and whose crater lsasacred lake The road e I ndueaca f to éeeum temporary

_ _ _ _ _ - accommo at n or their boats at the , _

°Ihgtgygxlyllfillzn_(ll5:;l;“_‘;l L‘,},i:_:;"‘;')llj ammunition. was built by the Chinese whose emperors Plant Line wharf recently purchased by Sl' McKenzie Bowell Dellles Relloll Pub' ree of iiil-lilishiips lin\'c'lni~g~- iiimi» formerly went there to shoot tlgees, with me D°ml°l°“ Government- The 5001"!!- S~ Dr- Sl\2i*i>Sl1illl`<-“i. lllSllUi> Ol TEBRIFIC “Av” AT P°RT ARTHUR “Y THE which the region is infested. Two rivers “ry was Iustrucued to advise the C°'”` rwiol<_ has hon si.~rio<»n i-iiiiiiron, or MPS. SHBLML th _ pany to eiinlvdirecr L0 the Merino Depart- om twelve uri- living; iliv llisimii e Tuma" “nd Ylllll TIS” Bel" the “mu” ment. Resolutions wire also passed ask~ Ripon has u iiiiiiily iii r-iifvrii, uni NEW YORK, March 17-Three Norweq- tain.,Liao Yang consequently commands ing for direct stenmship communication

. _ _ _ __ _. _ _ _ _ a l5lCk°"S“`lll- lui” ll""ll“-’ "_‘ l-X" ian steamers-the Brand, Argo and both the roads over which troops will be 50559 Old COUUUPYJWO trips lil the spring A is the iathci' 1' l\\'i-l\' 'liilili ri

» 0 _" ‘ "’_ ~ - and two in the fall, the first b t

B of whmu hcmmv il |,|___h"],| “,h,,|_ Zeirstadt, releasei a few days ago by the sent according to necessities. Liao Yang May 20; asking for B Bubsmy to a Stagg;

Putnani`s." it cures in one night.

E

IN THE SENATE.

lished in Charlottetown Patriot-

OTTAWA, March 17.-In the eenal this fternoon Sir MacKenzie llowell called ttention to the statement ln the Char- lottetown Patriot, that Sir John Macdon- ald and himself (Bowell) had been accus-

ct, and that a Special bill was introduced

r ' -. ‘ '

The U,-S|,,,|, of L,,,,,|,,,, ,,,,,,, ,I sm, patch from that olty. The captains whol punitive measure being required against DililS°fl by l-lw H8il|fi\X Bvfirfl ilsklilk fOr suspending me nm, |n their o,,,,es_ ML

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LONDON, March 16.-George R. Parkin. we

representing the trustees of the will of L0

the late Cecil Rhodes, sailed for New ‘ll

'York todayjfi-om Southampronon the ""0

lririy i'iitr~i-c.<it.in;.r iiiiiiii-i~ |ni.rLy iuf~ii were putunrler oath by the Russians to the Chinese. It is also close to the Liao encjumgmem L° Sealnnd Wham nsherlcg B0W'3lliZi\V@ Hill Bulrihivlc rleriiai of the

ck. Hi- \\'i~li'i»iiil'ii ns his _i:ll(':.'i ui bi lllfifillllllg HU llP'If0‘dBllf Pllmli f0l` ndon lloiisi-, Si_ .liiinr»s' Hi|iliii'.-, revealnothmgretuge tu Speak Dt alhl" Tung peninsula' New Chwang and the manufacture of oil imri granting bounty 9 Sc,.,.,.u| ,.,,,,,,|,_,, “.;,.,,,, h,. h,,_o atPort Arthur, but the correspondent mouth of the Liao Ho. on cub gallon manufactured

. _ _ . ' th . h d > ~ ii0d iii iiiriiriiiiiliiy siiiiwv iw Wiis asserts that mambgrs 0| the crews wlmnz _ B newsoupcr B mud” M" bmlcmeut' forrcfl T. the \`4_~u Qi' Liiiiilon I"u< ii

story which he had never heard before.

Senator Ellis asked on what authority

SirMiicKenz'e Bowcll-It says the

North German Lloyd liner Kaiser Wil- ilrdy- was gu,_bL_d" “F “ him nm'|_ Qi, h ly told what they knew. Durinil the last KUR°PATKlN To LIVE ON A TRAIN' i` §ii1Yil€ WIN mi\”le by Ciilllfillfl -l099Dll Rlfild

helm Der Frosse. in connection with the 0';

holdlngof examinations in the United wa

e or t\\o cxcqitioiis, the ciistuiiii b°ml>lU`Cl¥“°l1l5l55l5SllUdlY !»li0 Argo lay Wm] th R | 8 bm in fo * I s (iii: one ilii~ iiriiic wore rin iiiv along Side the ba“lesh|p R'Btv|l_m ‘D the B 6 “ss “ns M mo Z g r “Wh” ls P“"ll»BlllflUlf _YOU Will llcllille l5lHUd-

Slutelliivl OiHli1¢lHf°l` Rl10¢l2S !°li0lll`5l1lP5 day that made hor it wilc. Vt-ry np- the purpose of worklnii Oilt HU Ulflmslve :old at St. James Hail Tuesday night.

» cl 1 1 1 hariibrand one ofthe Norwiegans con

. P. P., during the recent election on

Mr. Ellis-Then the remarks came from

at Oxford. - proprini _y tho gui. ii-ring r- osci _with ` military problem, they will be prepared _Spe,.|a| need ng Vlctorm Lodge A_ F_ an appropriate authority.

.Ch

[HE EVIDENCE YOU VALUE. `

By word oi mouth from fried to friend I

Dr. Chase’s Ointment hae received more S unsolicited recommendation than probably Th

9ll0l t Sl‘l`V}CU Ol lllillll*5Ql"Ul§*‘ armed l"'"l°““ "°l)°"5 t° th” emlcl' th” to move heavy forces in any direction to and A. M. to-night at 7 30 First degree "’°l‘ 1 Jeoeneseeheli fell on the Rotvimfs mm ,he Japanese whose wm,,,,,,,d 0, 0,, -nov. Jas. Monoogoii wiii proooiiiD.v.> Toomaciis cuifiico is ONE iiiiNUTi=:

A rm. 5;...-,_ de°k when lt' °xDl°'j°d‘ klmng “l““t‘°“ sea gives them great freedom in selecting “ii C°l°mlm» UD Tlll1l'SdllY “Dil Fl`lflBY.

ir Herbert MHXWL4, c(,n,,.i,),,\,,s ,O officers and men. their point of ammh lllllfflll 5lSl2» Bill Alirli lSt ill- T30 P- i11~ Nerigilinle rigid place in ins cavity of tho 0 Momhly |{L.,,i,.,,. nn a,,,,,,,Li\L. Scaroeiyaresidence in the new part of -l/Viil the ladies come as early as pos- mm ' “ lb” l’“l"l"l """ "l ‘lm f'*°°

Saiuraic some batting with Polson`s

an! medicine you can mention. The fact er-ticic on the cleimlnilire siiiijvct of the town esculled damage. Geueml K“"°l“l'kl" Wm ll" 0” 5 t"“l“» sihls to the W. C. T. U. on Monday after- with Nervmm' mm! in U lm' nmm]` and

that it is an absolutocure for piles has put --A it in a class all by itself as afireparation of S

ineotimable value and poop e recommend

he toothache will niesppiiir iinmciliately.

iiliiiul 1iitcIlig<iii'i‘." with his staffanrl be prepared to move noon. Ncrvlli i if- d'; , .. .h 1.,

_ _ M its i ii hir ; ii "° “MP “ " "‘“ ," ° f¢"‘°“Y

Ollllf l‘€mfll'l\Hlll~> "Xi‘<"`ll'l¢`“lS “"?'° “yo B D a ants M emma to immediately wherever his presenreis rr' -All inte terii te for Cram Q' l"'1l"“'”"l°"‘ b“"""'" Com'

“knowing th” nlncermn cum ,nude ,,l,,,,,¢ ,|,,,.,y _,.,.,,,-S ug., |,_,. ni,-, construct rude bomb proof shelters. One ' ' ' 'es “ “‘l“”““°"' °“°°‘"` Dlaint. llheun\uli~ili. Neuraiuiil. mid

Am

in

. Wear ,,,

Weeks’ Nobby Hats. T

--_ tem

. dns

th

The curse of many high

priced boots today ls pool' pi ii t d iiazhleiios dupe d o _ H d m n ‘ 'l Howard Vincent Map of the Dominion of I'

Reese have a boot thatlil liligilqrhglllillllixti-l¢§iT|iII‘:|é:::le:¢In nm.” y n a O. Canaggl 72;; 6; & C0' h I

, » ar s new map of t e Dominion `

g of Canaldg size 6

, 9 x 60. _

W. J. Gage &_ Co’s. _Maps of the Dominion, f

World, Europe, Asia,`Africa, North America, etc.,

McK1nley’s Map of the Maritime Provinces. ' Black Board Cloth, 36 and 48 iuclies wide. i

Globes ordered as required. School Supplies of every description. 7

Wholesale and Retail. `

Wiite us for prices. H

A Qi D ,

Carter & Co

alright -we believe it is the best boot made in Canada. '

the reason they beat otherel for wearing qualities. The

meaning "Uncon uerable" and made by Geox.. Slater.

They are comfortable litters spring Fashion

and nice looking.

Ladies' Kid Lace Boots,

L°dl°5' 0*" Lace Hmm’ and magazines for th'e LADIBS.

wetproof............$4.00

Gum. Box Calf hoe Expected any dey per winter Boon, 53.50, ;4_oo,ss.oo. ‘boots A big stock _

ME.-Ros. 4 oiiil°_°-as Queen si.,ciriowii. L if _ wtiuiyrspfiroios _ " E vm

The maker of it is a precti- ` ` cal leather man and this is `

l’°°¢ ls ”°m°d INVICTUS Marbles for the BOYS.

Books

trying nnil so firmly cominced and "gon me surprises The Japanese have always 3 ll lhat ll“"’°3’ flslws “"0"” llnst The “um-9 doulare thm, 8| hr "sons shown apreference for night attacks and

Y _ . _ _ _'_ 1 I `. q r

0 in store in thc_ rt 0! self defense that R y D ` ‘, , '

,,_.;:,,n uw glass” was ,-gmovgd nf, the on board her perished. most rigorous orders have been issued to I K I

cud of hull' ia your it lot. thorn sovcrc~ The supply 0| food |n pon Arthur ls keep upacontinuous line of scouting pnr- i i ' ‘ '

lyynlone' _ still sufficient for the needs of the gnrrl- fill” *md h°“"Y mlllll' l°l°k°t’~

et ulicn nihoi fish were intruiluccd

I Y they w,cro not spared. _ __ _ _ son, but it is entirely under the control Amiiitary attache liere considers the

lnnian Ar-y ray. of the military authorities, who issue mechanical minesiaid by the Japanese et -

n A general in the Russian army il daily rations. The Norwegiansinsist that Port Arthur suttioient to prevent the Ed Authorized and recclmmended. by the Board of

P*-ld l"°m 81500 l'° ‘aiooo ° y°"i when they left the Russian fleet had Russian fleet from leaving that port. “canon and the Chief Supermtendent Uf Ed‘l‘

according to time of service. Officers c3_ti0n_ oi lower grade get much ical. awlo- '“‘ ""*""_“'“"‘"‘ ` ' ` “-"“"" ""~"""'_“ “‘““'““% "ww

| noi

Ill

in ending a three-battalion ‘ », w v - '

,mgfn l;wYml“h "oo" nm Steinberger, Hendry r\ Cos Howard Vincent

“ ‘ . Map of the British Empire, size 72 x 63.

Represent in Province of P. B. I. the foilowin

_ First-Class Insurance Companies: V

North British and Mercantile Fire Insurance Co. of G. B.

Union Fire Assurance Society, of London, England. Phoenix Fire Assurance Co.. Ltd. of’ London, England.

Guardian Fire Assurance Co`.,‘Ltd-It of Loudon, England.

Maritime Marine Insurance Co., of Liverpool, England. Mannheim Insurance Co., of Mannheim, Gsmeny. _ Staudard_Lile Assurance, Co., oi' Edinburgh, Scotland.

Employers’ Liability Assurance Co., of Loudon, England.

Canada 'Accident Assurance Oo.. (Plate Glass ) Also "Lloyds" Underwriters, London, England.

A General Insurance Business Transacted.

i~Sll'~‘l`£‘.' 0f Sli`itl»‘=liiiil- »\ ll\l`i;el’ll"0 shell fell amongacrowd of siqhteers qulred' Zglyltiganfezaingwoitik hktltelllllllk gggtslghgsntPi)ov;clIi`lLlriEillmdIi:LIrrlgtei-11:5 gn s,qllni'iliiii wns so iii-sii‘iir:ti\'i» to ‘ If U J I d I f _ th __ - 5( S H B ; _V ‘

other nah in nw tank thu, it “__” whogathered ata point of vantage and le “Vue” “ll U mc” °“ °_ (Momiay) evening, after the session of thelme' PH” "°°' Try Ne"m"°' separated from ihciii by ri shoot of were qnzlngoutw so, af, the ,,mmk|,,K coast ofNorthcrn Korea General Kilrc- District Division. Program begins at 8 Use: Dir. ll/iiiiii.roN'n Pima ron. l:lii_i.i-

ate gloss. “een The sheukuled nwenbynvel , pntlrin will move his headquarters further Sliilrli- I he sight oi its acciisioiiied prcy `

OUSNEBS. _

pmd the Vik? to makc the “sum Three government glerkg were killgd ll0l'lfh- lf liberals llllhtlllg M053 l-hs Yalu ‘~-'~--~-~~ ~ -f f~- ~-~'- --__ `v_.»-Y . . _._ i ' l '

h, only to i'cci~i\`e a smart blow on hurrying from the port admlrals oilice. A whl°h "°“` secml’ l"`°h"‘bl° he Wm 3°

6 1'l°.S0- 1\lfli‘l' illiflill llll""> ,lll°“U“* ¢m|,,,-lying mm- the ReW|z,,,,_ probably forward to Feng liuan Cheng. Great pre- ' E ' _ ' ` ' " "

oi this cxpcl`li~iicc it found this tri ilu _ ,

such is losing business that it gov; the Paaldii, was struck on the water line °°“ll°"“ me belnll l"*k““ P’ Kullrd “R"l“°l' I

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