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Covers Prince Edward. Island Like tiie.Dew
`  rig/  T r ,,,  --qv/--' Qv’ R d Qc E h d - g Bluinas before pleasure is noch- `
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:;,".'.:::.'.l’-‘:".l‘.‘..n.."““‘...“.i.‘... caAnDo'r'rl=.'r0wI~_l. CANADA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER zo, 1931 12 PAGES .::°i'.'..'z:.".i.':“:':‘: l‘.°‘lt°r..‘:‘.*
 iso uri? 'imp liar ‘avr EXPECTED”
_ _ _ _.__._ -.`___.... .._._.__...__, _- _
Relates wid Tale
_._n--_ns
Unfold ‘ Stor5{200 RETTIRN
Of Privation T0 ENGLA
And Suffering TRUM THE li.
,__11-_
European Aviators Who* Escaped Famhies What;
Death On Trans-Atlan
Flight'By Slight Margin, Giv
Experiences Of Seven Days 1
Marooned On .Atlant
(Canadian Press)
New Yoiiii, N. Y., sept zo-'rllrss anropoan aviai- §$°‘;,§f,f“°G;’§’;§_‘§e§§ "Qian ‘
ors, who _escaped the fate.of the Nungessei'-Cali flight by ,hm was no work for them more
the margin of a couple of grains of chocolate and a half -I-hw comprmd about ,my ‘amu`i
I .
Of Ha
I-e _
Comprise About
1 During Past T
6 Years.
(Bimini in ins ensrriiani
ic i>l.vMou'rl-i. Eng.. sept.
° Nearly 200 men. women and ch
' States whence they had been
iii Now Daoarhnoni, Win. Qaaliiiori
5° Emigmted t” swf; Nurse In`Charge, Will Be Or-s
25.-
il
ren landed today from the United
rg- l .___._.__.._---_-____-.__ ..._ .
Uh'
USG
ganized
._ Long-Fel
pint of water, arrived today to tell New York how they ,ea and they had emmmd dum;
clung for seven days to the fragile wreckage of a plane th t te i  
in which they had attempted to conquer the Atlantic. przsgzfed ?°,Ye:r°§,;.,;?m;x:,i]y'£;;f,
“O K boys” yelled Willy Rody, 20 year old “boy” f
h intre id trio as the liner Stavan rt' ord a roached its they maine jobless the Uniffd
r o 0
I B ` P' ` g J Dil ' siaios rl .f w
dock. Those were the only few words of English Rody Im h°m;c,.§‘;i,,:°¢§:;  gg; is* c
knew and he used them to assure a waiting throng thati public burdens, 1
the ocean’s fury had not daunted him and that he was M f th mm bo ""“”' _
_willing lo try again. [ln rifyofiisa 5;... '§§,_,'f,`I,',',’,,, ,§',§'Hon. Frank Stanfi
The other members of the crew of the Junkers planellsw are U,-,|¢¢d 5;,” cm,e,,,, Bm_, Foun ea n
to New York, but landed in the sea after its gasoline
exhausted, were Christian Johannsen, a blonde Vikin
Drnmark who is now a Germ 't' , F d ‘ " 1
"Costa Viega, Portugese sportsir‘i:iln.cl’l‘llT;;'l t?l:dtriee1i1‘tI;an`o Months In 0fnee`
WBB however.
g of » '
i
dis-
miss with a smile the horrors they had experienced dur- . ` l¢,.,M|,,,, pm.,
ing their week’s wait for succor on the sea.
` vmcs ciiei-ml-'UL
"show md dan” Annandale’ _ from reporters by grinning maniul- tm
||.,nd,,y_ 3995_9_24_3|'|Y. But the ships' doctor said that
~ he had been on me verge of deathi 111181' i Social Service--which was carried
ness and public lite. He was in “_
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=
nfs
:G11
Z
rs-i='
his sleep last night Sudden
unexpected, death came to the
guished and parallel careers in
"Millview club loading livestock, .when picked up, and that the oth- (Osnsdian Press) ixu m
e e
Tuesday. sept. 2901. 9034-9-26-ii iers wars in little better condlnonul sYDNil:Y, N. s., sept. 25.-"rhe. S Y 3"
""_" ‘ v 15 5 gem, fm 'badly m_ ‘ rrraiter has ml, ye; been demllggly FEWK Simfield hid held the N8- to the best established methods.
Elgl U B m 5 ` .
"°’“” ‘°'“““¥ ‘it W‘“5‘°° 5*'“’~*°“ ~ ' »» rest odlee in the silt of his nm- Tha activities oi a social servl
'i'h11rseay,oetoioer ist. ooze-e-ca-li. f°<=i=flKn<ie.sl1reined when amiehw d°°i<i°d- Wd 0°“¢“1 Mefieilef ,
wave hit the plans and iosseri iial- H- J- Kelley. when asked iodsv "”°° 1°” “““‘ ° Ye” H* W” D°P°“m‘=“i is an '*“’“U°fY i°
"Montague Club, loading live, most Ove, on its ,fda Wham” Dgminlfm gen; and goal “WUT” Ui- 5UC09€¢\liiK H01# JBDISS hospital in its tender mission toh
dock Wednesday, September 30th. corpm,m°n would fouow the lead Tory, on December 3. Iwo. His re-
Conditions And Will F
t Want.
EF. M
.1~lALlI'AX. N.B., Sept. 25.-A great charlotfgmwn Hospital has
YIUN carrying on in an unostentatious
in way the noble work of promoting
ho
Nova. Scotian, who believed that
ANNOUNCEMENTS, summer,” B ,ew weak words in ' was “last beginning to live." also
COMING EVENTS. Portugese from his hospital use a- , -
  board the liner, Viega tried to H
--- conceal his weak, battered condition' °“'°‘° Fm” smnneld' meme”
1 Governor oi Nova Scotia. just as
had reached the apogee of dis
To Meet Lo
The Guardian understands
| A on the first of October. The
has taken on new meaning with
ence. especially in the use oi
eld esthesla, in the practice of aseptic
i ri D rl 1 Boa X... ”‘“°
- - 1 - y, the hospital became a place
uEsa,” which attempted a non stop flight from Portugal ,sh onlcials admitted an or themf Yesterday Morning 1 when cures Wm mm and m
-Less Than Nine ' "‘
. is looked upon as s health centre, ,
siiigery and in the utilization ot
hopefully sought Now the lios
, _4
‘ ' organized for the prevention, alle
lation and cure of diseases.
For more than fifty years
Mid health, rendering service to t
he ‘side cases in need. This latter a
- tivity-now lamlliariy known
l as
his on in a more or less desultcry f
9°38'9°26'u" of United States Steel producer gm” at G°"°mm°“t *muse W” “ 0°Dl?m“°d 01'* PWS `|
TELLS STORY
quiet one. He had begun to deleg- _________._.___--
"F. E. Murphy, Emerald, buying and institute ii Yeneral wage cut
at to th uch of th k
“ve lwultrv. iiiesday. September _1,,h,,,,,,,,e,, a ,.,,e,,,,, Wa, pm among the oiilcials and workmen ° ° “U” °W°f °°°-1
3901. 9021-9-20-28-2l. ’ 1 of the Sydney steel Mmm 1 nected with his wide business inter- Found Dead By Servant
ship hogs and lambs wednesday, .---------
1 told how they set out from Junca ,
.Does th” mem than that it is eats. Yesterday was an average day A servo,-nt can-ying li bregkia
“Cardigan Shipping Club will »
--‘ linger cungldg,-m°,,_-» he Wu uk. in H16 111°. he had been enivyins his 1 tray to his room at seven this in
september auth. ooze-il-ze-si. °°““““°" °” “"8” " ` ed- "W°1i." was the reply. from “SUM seed health and during the lng round the Lieutenant oovo
that
‘the Charlottetown Hospital intends
opening li Social Service Department
word
hospital” like many other words
the
` passing years. In its primary deriv-
ation from the Latin "hospes," “hos-
‘ pltal" meant 9. hotel or retreat lor
the ill. With advancement in scl-
gn-
o
tal
the
been
011- coming within its walls and from
ant time to time giving attention to out-
88
ion is now being organized according
ce
u'l at Z7 per cent of normal.
°" pnrsa with lnrpol-is or 19.156 .
_ _ ,__ - ___..._-...._......__.__.__.
in"5ooia1 soroioorrnisiilills
Nil Department For.l|NSATE IN
S.City_ _H_ospital§HONii__ii0NG
iChinese Mobs Attack
Japanese on Sight-
Raiding of Shops.
i (Special to the Guardian)
Call HoNoKoNc., sept. 25.~chlnese
'mobs attacked Japanese shops here
O
 itoday and kept police riot squads
responding to continuous calls.
Pedesirians were not sais. They
were wemed to keep off the streets.
Disturbances followed appearance
of placards urging Chinese to at-
tack Japanese on sight. Two Brit-
ishers, who went to the aid of a
1 Japanese marine oiilcer were badly
hurt.
3 Hongkong is a British Crown
,colony and a base for military and
naval units. The population is large-
ly Chinese. '
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Canadian Auto
P r o d u c tion
Advances 7P. C.
I6
v- _ _
OTTAWA. Sept. 25.-Pro-
duction of automobiles in Can-
ada during August amounted to
4,544 cars, a report .by the
, _Dominion Bureau of Statistics
indicates. This output was sev-
en per cent over the 4,220
T cars nf July, the low point, for
the year to date. and was the
first in four to show an ln-
crease over the next preceding
month. In August, 1030, out-
put was reported at 9.792 cars.
The index number of motor
BE
g..
l
I
\
|| peels for the winter es "even m
I
` car production advanced two
B' points in August when it stood
ll
‘ Customs records for the .i
month under review showed
that 268 cars were imported in- 
to Canada and that 'I97 cars
i were exported during the per-
“. iori. Figures for ilra arse right
Urn-
' months of this year showed
'i loisl lrnpor-is ai moe can and
IBO
I
rcsain the nowspo on you wonlsl °“°m°°1= mice a trip to Truro, his sara. sion. Mr. srsnnslo has nov-1 mms at ms., cm as mb
~ 3 P
.Reserve Wednesday. September naturally think so However, wnj birthplace and thc seat of the in- ar had occasion to seek any extr
l`
lliirh, for mixed bridge in Canadian , ~ - ,, ,
usiionsl lr lsl. c. w. . clarion Mr. Kelley. "w re n i in ““°"*°' "l“°*‘ f°1’m°d the °°f° °f vrdinerv medical attention. and sn-
° I'  s 2 B ° ,ms md t hx nt rm," H Wm_ t in 3 e heal cars and exports of 31,390 cars
asse-s-22-sl-eori, a position lo inure any statement “°' ° “P ° W iisrenlv was ever ir th.‘
as yet ed to Halifax on a late train and
.»Notioc-Movies! If you like In MufCl€?' Omg, sum com an Gmcms, retired, commued 9,, page 3
western thrills, coins to Alton Hail 9 V
'hlesdsyg Borden, Wednesday_ when queried on the same subject,
` of last year
_1___i_____---1-P'
9030-ii-26-li` (Cmlmm mess) dlscialmed any kimwledge ol the U
"The Annual sunday school cncosnv. Alia.. soot. ns- '°°°"?" ‘"“’°“‘““9 °“‘~ 1 "“"° “°  | I I  e
Convention for South West Queen’s James Edward Cassidy mam as knowledge of ii... declared Assist-
wiuoc hsla in Kingston United .. .. h £3 d _ ani. General Manager ir. w. or-ay.‘
Church, Mcndly, 9°PWmb°’ “sth at me Km m T ° even “noun ' referring the interviewer to Gener-
0 and 7,30 p_ NL 9019.9.35.1;_ ing the slaying of Ernest Midwin- al Supt' I er' Mr' “amz when
UU
t ,t idri , asoommitted ir  O S 
Rem H* R_ Beuwm ‘we ,_ L,_,c_ :Sal aixn WK; :mm may (mfs queried, declared. “I have not heard .
lusinno o lrrisll, 'rueli iivaa gssioaosirlg ooh. -----
night, in 1:15,; 5; next n';;‘m_) gui? robbery charge. Cassidy conlessed innmernxelsale rl
i'°'°f=i§33" iiimiifslii s`§€"i'o<1°1`€’i` “"°...“T...'.`1i.‘.’ "°'°i.‘l"lT.‘f"v....i".r-‘.135 -~'*” ‘Heavy Damage To Fishing
solo oi sandy. seal-e-24-all eve" S up Gear
er‘s murder, August 17, 1030, for  k
"Buying live hogs and lambs.
giihter River Tuesday, september Jones were hanged
“‘“““° m ‘=“°‘°°°““='°°‘ ° Gift TOD¢1l ` ed At Between Fift And
which more narliro ahrl Bertram B 8111181' t G 68 ‘  Ofghafds-LOSS Estimat.
Emerald and iilden Mcsse.Kensing-' iN LONDON, Ont” 5 ,_ ”_Am,d ° y
o.iii‘.:~.=.f-°~°°‘f“~ “ff-_ . . ..;l°.. ....... .. H rl od Tl. .1 D ll
"I“‘°"m°l mm” Eid” ai' of Western Ontario this afternoon, (canadian Press)
“nam” N°"°““’ Bmw” H°"°] th d ieeof Doctor of Laws Hon- HALUAX N s Be 25-An-
e as ' ’ ° " W _ ‘the Kentviiie Post Omce fell,crssh
____f_i-<1
,FINAL SESSTUN
f GENERAL SYNDD
(Canadian Press)
TORONTO, Ontr, Sept. 25-Th!!
`I-louse of Bishops of the Church of
England in Canada at the final
session ot the General Synod to-
day, vetoed the approval of the
Lower House for the prtlposed re-
vision of the church hymn b00K-
3993.9_34 3| an a mosp ere o ,___.__
Convocation Hall at the University 4 u n r   arse fwithout denying the merit of B re-
vision, the Bishops felt that issu-
ance of a new hymnal at present
W d .,,n|n¢ 5,9; ____ _
w_eLT`°§ed;’|;n: and J’unmn‘ ,gltkeg or Cause. was conferred upfm the nouncement of s gilt. oi 0500 hom wmnum new mg mmu h m h ‘would entail an undesirable ex-
lt Hotel or from membe.-Q. Hon. George Howard Ferguson. Rt. Hon. R.. B. Bennett. ‘ Prime HALUAX' “_ sq Bom- “_A “nu to ‘gms ignbsae “ma mower mme w the church. The plan will
soir-s-as-lil canadian also cornmissioner. to ,lulnlsior or canada. ro me Dai- ,,,,,c,, "1, ,mm th, ,mem com mom bm “ i’ “ come up again, howovsr, at the
“Be . --1 Great Britain and former Premier ,hcusie Law School Libtlr! wil of Non swnrmd aww; the An.. M ru" '~ next assembly of the Synod.
uiieigridtlsnflgnit rigsflfigsnifsgiai °' °“°‘“"°' ‘““‘° “WY “Y 'll' P‘*°“1°¥ °f 1*' nepolis viiliey this morning. cans- thsimtns  A” th' ’“"°“"°“ °' P““°“’°“ W'
!heml._¢\ ,A mf, ,nm __.____--- of Dalhousie university. pmnier mg hw” am", to ,mms I", nm “EW I6." of the sewn All H. vancs or vancouver, is resolu-
ub mee ng as
mm. Monday st. 'I p. iii. Reprod: “Owing to inclement weather Bsnllltt, since his g-rsduottoii in ,nd °,°h,_,¢|,_ “C I the wut hem” nm have tion was passed. making it clear
with
ggfztetgfdgvhniogglgvriglzlnngllguss mga ssl1:ig_3e§;:m5ai5‘°::§lr;ga¢: low horn Dalhousie in ms, hu Dr.w.ssxl>v slainoinro Doinin- that the Synod. in deslins
. ay an y’ -- maintained s keen and practical lan gpg;-lmmm guuqn gt gmc. ' ' ' _ '”-“°'_'“" Anglican national commissions re-
W” of Rams. 0002-9-25-Bi. 'This way for bsrsslns. 9° gm gg 1
, son-9-is-li interest in the uw sohwi- Amour vule, srurnnisrl urs lou in urs vol- n “ °“ W” oornrnsndailons rogarsing orsolop
"Thd Yiwil Peaplvs Societies of --- his various contributions to tho `ley st between $50,000 and $100,000. B
Th' Uniiéd Ohurclrof Esstem P. E. "N°U¢°-‘Bm Wesiem 3“°" ‘md welfare oi the school, he estlblish- , Apples which would lrgvg flllgd (adm, Umm' nu.) ii tioned no particular college as be-
lslanu _ ii a .noir-,
llfencewdil hold mm ‘mud can 2i“‘tn$'eEk'sniiTll“i>l‘x. 'gio(:>r<\iTi,ix1e`u|- *d in lm i'h° "B°““°i'i' °°u°°' WW* 19030” 513°” ‘NN N0” W PARJS, Sept., 25-A quieter Paris ‘“3 sl°"'°d 1°' °l°°1“g° Despwch”
Marshfield on Tuesday.
amfmber mir, Mig,-Man ,mlm sul-cd, 9030-0-26-li tion," consist-ine of rsre md v\lil~ i-he ground, and in some sections 4,, me ,im of me Emmy 10,. mei had gone out, he said, giving the
'U °`°|°¢=k and s public meeting at - lable books on legal history, bio- the ground in covered with a. carpet gupraagiqn of N°|,¢,_ An ,mmm impression that he had fought ol
I '1 ,
h2°°°"~ WV- F-illllll 051‘1°i'*- . °°s9°°'*1 °“ “"3” ’;Tdd_c;';g’°"; gi-sph! and jurisprudence, which, `_of fruit. Fortunately, less than hall will D, mm, to educm, mm mm supposed proposal to close the Ang-
idsoorou. me poop ions h l co.
W " °’ Y ‘°°° ' '"°°°°°°°" '°, ".1 one to his continued reno.-osity. the crop was on sho irscr all the ay nic clstrloaiion oileri1ces.1>11n- Helm college in vimwuver. He
“gilt will address the evening ser- or made over into new rugs Ben _ ,
°- Special music will also bs pro- for catalogue. price list and instnic- now numbers ootvolumes. Hillcrest early vbrlettss having been picked lgmneno for time who on their would have opposed such a plan.
glee. A full attendance is urged. tions that will ssve you the freight. tm ,m M “ug 9,, .wmmt wg .md ,,m”,d_ [hams unmeaasnrlly is promised by he slid. hui he Wiilwd if “Wie
in ,. , t .
"'~= mu mu ° "‘“;‘$ag‘f‘,‘;_°;L _¥:£"'l'f gf' W°;,‘§|f§l;'f;"&,_§,°k`1x;_ collections od books. During me storm the SIC DNA 0! tba police. ,clear that. ‘I had never been con i
during the corresponding- period A
ical coilc e consolidation had men-
Chaplin Have
Brief Confab
LONDON, Sept. 25.-Charlie
Chaplin and Malilitms Gandhi
became acquainted today 'ss
they sat upon a sofa in the
1 East End home of one of
Gandhi’s friends. “Gandhi is
al. most Interesting figure,” said
, Chaplin as he left. “A very
charming mari!" was Gandhl’s
smiling comment alter the
meeting. Chaplin and Gandhi
talked for fifteen minutes -
about machinery. They might.
Chaplin said afterward, have
continued the argument for
another hour, except that with
the arrival of 'l o'clock Gandhi
SYS.
DVERFIV
M||.l|0N|I]
IN STATE
(Special to the Guardian)
WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-A
esimate by prganized labor of
creased winter unemployment
day lay before official Washirl
V* .   It Mahatina And 
or ilicilni
Nrxl llullili
lPoiitical Observers In
1 Great Britain Place
Much Significance
On MacDonald’s Re-
turn To London.
lCar|adian Press)
LONDON, sept. 25.-Lcoiiing bet-
ter for his !ew days' rest. Prime
Minister Ramsay MacDonald re-
_ turned to London today for is Cabi-
‘ net meeting. He left again toni;
, 8
for Chequers, country home o1,& -
vs
had iv rwiie his evening Pray- ‘ iish Prime Ministers. .` \»
‘ His coming was heraldeffi'
newed prophecies that dissu
Parliament is imminent, an.
general election is to be h _.svn
all speed. i
It is stated authoritatively thai
E no decision for dissolution has yel
been taken. but the cabinet has been
summoned to meet again on Mon
LE day. The King arrives in London
`from Scotland on Tuesday. Any
cabinet decision favoring dissolution
would be necessarily conveyed lm-
S mediate to His Majesty '
ly .
Some phophets are definite thai
I dissolution will be announced next
, Wednesday. Between the Conserva-
new tives, the ofilcisl Liberals on the
in' Govemrnent side of the House, there
VJ* is a. wide difference of opinion over
“' the advisabillty of dissolution They
si-0 _
as it sought the rls.tion‘s reaction] digg, ,,159 on ¢»,m-lm, The gmgey.
to the wage reduction policy,
William Green, President of
American Federation of Labor.
denounced the wage cutters
\ _ _ mit" vatives want tariffs as part of el
-lated by some large corporations.
___________-----°°*
the Continued from page 1
who
___é_.._---»
as
short sighted and unethical, estim-5
ated yesterday that 5,000,000 per-} I S L A  D B 
sons in the Uriited States were now, .
` renee'
idle. This repiesented an inc
of 500,000 over his estimate of
month ago and he described pr
o
serious."
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The Weather Etc
A iEi.\.ow Uslao fo
GE1’ Rouno-Snouloelzeo
FRoM Sfuorluq; now
its iron Kissing
Shoal Crime y 1
"3
17
Zfsf
'N/so
6  ,n "
fl- >
Northwest. winds, fair and cool.
Temperatures
Maximum  . . . . . . .
._ 5
Minimum . . . . . . . . . . . .

High tide this morning at 10.2
and rises tomorrow moming at 5.
.` Full moon Saturday Sept 26,
later than Charlottetown.
CAR FERRY SCIIEDUIJ;
9.15 a. m.; ll.40 and 5.15 p. rn.
a. m.; 2.55 p. m. and 'I p. m.
of Novo Scotia.
and tonight at l(l.5'l.
sun sm this a“em9°“ M' 5;; scied only for their own safety, the
, . at
3.45 p. m.
Summerside tide eighteen minutes dwrous of pence, is p,.e,.ennng ex.
Week days-Leaves Borden dull
________--__,_._____-
sidered.” With a bare quorum pres- The Council of the League of Ns.-
ent, a host oi the delegates from
,distant points having already lelt.
the Synod Assembly was closed ation by an impartial commission!
early this aftemoon with the fare- ` tonight, and announced itself est-
well blaming of the newly elected lsfied with Japsn's proposal to
Primate, Archbishop C. L. Worrell withdrew troops to their origins!
iissis iwii
(Canadian Press)
MONTREAL, QUE., Sept 25-
Horold Elmer McLellan, engineer,
who has been connected with
, Laureritlde Constrilction Compo-ny
for some years, died at his raid-
ence here yesterday. He was the
son oi the late Dr. A. McLellan ot
Summerside, P. E. I. He graduated_
from McGill University in engin-
eering in 1919 and has been prac-
` rising his prolession in this sic;
.since that time. His widow was
Miss Laura Hsmmeriil of Freetown.
IP. E. 1. He is also survived by his
‘mother who still resides in Sum-
l merside, P. E. I., one sister Miss A,
?McL.e1la.rl, of Ottawa, and s. broth-
er, L. McLellan, of Sydney, N. B-
The body was taken for bilrlal to
Summerside, P. E. I. -
, __________;_._i-
livin elvis
iii iiisuis
'rol=toN'1'o, sapi., 2s-Decreaslhgi (Svwisl to the Guardian)
GENEVA, Sept., 25--The Mill*
churilm crisis virtually reached B
solution today, at least for the
4 present, by a note delivered to thd
43 League ot Nations from Tokic by
5 Kenkichi Yoshlzawa, Japanese dele-
gale.
Japan says-, l-Japanese HOOD!
' protection of the railway and the
safety of their Nationals, and the
Japanesg Government, profoundly
tension of the incident and aggra-
vation of the situation.
it-The Japanese Govemnient dB*
sires to state that it has withdrswin
Y the greater part of its lcrces to ii!
1 own railway zone or to
Leaves Tormentiiie daily: 10.30, the fullest extent in accordmco
with safety. .
GENEVA. Switzerland, Sept. 30-
tlons :elected Chinrs plea for ex-
amination of the Manchurian situ.-
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