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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-13

grandmother and her reat-grandmother and
many great greats Among them two dolls
that Taxa had received when she born, and which
she had set aside her contribution to the collection
Taxa had than hundred dolls. There
many representing the emperor and empress most
Of them in the queer odtime court dress, tho Father
Manyemon had just added emperor and empress
doll gowned in the fearful and wonderful styles just
from Paris which the emperor said his people must
begin to wear
It all very fine to have these royal dolls with
their court their generals their MINISTRIES and their jest
ers but the celebration Of the Feast of Dolls meant
good deal of work for Taxa She not only had to unpac
them with all their houses and furniture and arrange
them just the originals would be found at court but
she had to go from royal group to another offering
these sacred domaesties little of tea sweet cakes
and rice wine. It all had to be DONE too, with all the
low bows until her forehead touched the floor and with
all the phrases that she would have to if the dolls
had been their very sacred majesties themselves.
Beside all this Taxa had to make offerings to Kojin
the god of dolls that he would not only keep all these
dolls safe but would take her every day dolls under his
protection and look after them when they out
Koin lived in the willow tree, and Taxa well knew
that if she only loved doll well enough, Kon in time
would give it a soul.
When the sun began to sink in the west the wonder
full DOLLS with all their belongings, carefully laid
away, appear again until another year. Taxa
not wholly sorry when the day It really
hard ceremonious She picked up her favorite
bed she found her singing the little Japanese luaby
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-13

were the scroll gods, holy mir
TOR, the ''golden gohei," a
sacred brass ornament, pair
Of pewter rice wine bottles,
splendid curtains, many white
wooden stands to hold offerings,
a number of drums and certain
kinds Of bells, as well as all the
paper lanterns they could collect.
ALI this was done several days
before the evening Of the sew
enth, and only when everything
was in place in Father Manye-
mons house did they break up
into groups and scatter among
their friends and the merchants,
asking for fruit and cakes.
These were all brought to the
"club room'' and arranged in
pyramids upon the white wooden
offering stands.
On the great day, the boys
came streaming in from the
other houses in the street, each
carrying lunch box filed with
all the dainties that mothero
knew little Japanese boys like.
Then the good time began. The
lanterns were lighted. and the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-13
A Wise
Son.

Juniors hail vacation with such pleasure, it
Vacation seems think that children in Chicago,
Schools to the number of 5000, prefer to keep in
school during the summer vacation, and have
more than filed the quarters fitted out for vacation
schools But then Chicago is very big city, and its
breathing spots far between compared with
so the vacation schools are, to many much
attractive than life in the streets the sitting tene
ments.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-13
A Soft Answer.

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
Johnny-say. papa, passing counterfeit money is
unlawful, ism It it,
Papa-Yes.
Johnny-Well papa, if walking along the
street and $40 counterfeit bill upon the sidewalk
did not pick up wouldn't he be guilty of passing
counterfeit money, and couldn he be arrested and put
in jail9
Papa-More likely the unatic asylum Now you may
go to bed, my
ttI never knew till why this such windy
country said the bright little girl travelling thru I'LL
nois
.sAnd have you discovered why9, asked her father.
fsOf course See all the wndmills on these farms
we re passing ',-Philadelphia Ledger.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-13

floating and dashing and tugging and diving all
the town. Taro had whale but he did not
believe whale could be any bigger than of the big
hollow paper fish, that filed with wind, hung poles in
of the houses ones twos threes accord
ing the number of boys in the family.
Father Manyemon told him they were carp not
whales at all and that the carp chosen because it
waterfalls every little Japanese boy ought to
follow it's example and let anything seem big
enough to turn back when he ought to go forward
The shops full of suits of battlesteeds,
guns The streets full of boys marching
and drilling and making much noise as possible
When one band of boys another band, they fought
When Taro went home his kmona torn into shreds
looked if it had been used mat and one
bright black eye was swollen shut Mother Mitsu did
scold It Boys Day. and boys will be boys even
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-13

The Japanese are the strongest people on
Strength earth Strong mentally and physically. Every
of Junior boy today longs to master the secret OF
Japanese jiu tsu their art Of fighting with mus
cle every member of the body, and turning
them to the best But,-would the Junior boy
who likes steak and turkey and meat of all kinds be will
ing to try Japanese diets 1t is just rice and for
drink weak without sugar milk The better classes
have and fruits, but with the great Masses 1t Is
RICE RICE rice three meals day and nearly every day
in the year.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-13

III JapaH' IdHdUdVd, Ho"eVe''
was better than Boys Day. In
deed. Taro thought if they had
only had presents on Tanabata
it would be better even than
New Years. One Tanabata,
when Taro was 8, Father Man
yemon said he and the boys Of
his street might hold their cele-
bration in the large front room
of his house. The boys brought
in lumber and with great noise
of hammer and saw-and
tongue-made an altar in the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-13
PIPER HOUSE LAND
Pictures From child Life tn Japan
CHAPTER vn.-oTHER HOLIDAYS.
BIZ MAE HARRIS ANSON
Copyrighted. 1901, By The Minneapolis Journal

fT HERE just day in the year when Taro
| i wished that he could be girl and that
@z=51 the third day Of the third month, when Taxa
l&g celebrated the Feast of Dolls Boys might just
well away and hide for all they amounted
that day Taxa had several dolls that she played
with every day, but when the Feast of Dolls came she
brought out from the reproof storehouse the collection
Of dolls that had belonged to her mother and her
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-13

Nono-san,
Little Lady Moon,
How old are you?
Thirteen days
Thirteen and nine"
And the rea son must be
For that bright red obi
So nicely tied
And that nice white girdle
About your hips.
Will you give it to the horse!
ooh, no, mol"
Will you give it to the COW?
ooh, no. not"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-13

It is well known that President Loubet of
Wise France came from very humble stock, and
Son. that he is a self made in the most Ameri-
can sense of the word Just how sensible he is,
and his son after him. has just been shown by young
Paul Loubet. In spite of the position he necessarily
holds as the of the highest official in the French
republic he accepted position as clerk in bank,
at salary of $500 year. Moreover the days are eight
hours long than likely that Paul Loubet will
be heard from few years hence He seems to be sens
BILE son of very admirable father
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-13

Everybody likes nice name and many
Sensible grownup wishes that, like the Japanese, he
Names could choose his at various periods
of his life and be to have one that is
satisfactory The little republic of Switzerland is doing
all discourage the giving Of fantastic and more
or less foolish names innocent unofending helpless
children Two children who had been christened with
the names 'May Frst' and "Rebel'' were taken in
hand by and rechrstened with names that
were officially agreeable There all kinds of repub-
lies ssseemsif' imagine such thing being done
in the United States.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-13

When the fifth day of the fifth month brought the
Feast of Flags Boys Day, Taro thought the town
looked if whales had taken wings to themselves and
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-13
A RAINY DAY CLUB.

THAT not bad idea at a,-the idea, that is, OF
i the proprietor of summer hotel one rainy DAY
when the boy and girl guests grumbng over the
rain that was pouring down and keeping them within
He cleared out large, pleasant room, set out
supply raa ribbons, silks, needles and thread yarns
and crochet skeveryhing in fact that could be used
in almost any kind of wellknown fancy work Then ne
told them make anything they could out of the mate
rails and thing before the season closed they
would have sale and send the proceeds to some char
liable institution.
That circle of discontinued boys and girls bright
ened up at kinds of work started within
two minutes There laughter and happy chatter and
great burst sunshine in the room, without thought
of the lowering weather out-of-doors When the sun
finally struggled out the order came to put away the
of the Rainy Day Club Nobody wanted to drop his
work. They begged for g just minute more, but IN
vain fxed unalterabe rule of the Rainy Day Club
wae that it work only while it actually rained 1t
noticeable fact that nobody grumbed at rainy Gays
the the summer and in the fall very respectable
sum was realized the sale of the Rainy Day Club
work. and sent to home for crippled children
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06
Surge Depeiden.



New Yorf. 9as ital. Sdul.
idif Nmeri9o Wespuli traf nit 300
9abetten aus Baltimore Elm.
Mibblesboro, SIP. Die @ru'
benbeliber bon gDiie Gountp, Wirg..
baben bic 20bne I'm IL Yrocent reou=
art. 5000 2eute fino betrofen.
Yorf. Ser unter G0ro ent'
laHene 6. s. @roter, elm Neffs bon
Ridaro g., 1T tpieOer als fitef oes
6euerwebr-D DEPARTMENTS angeieIt.
GIepeIanb, Obio. Die erift
Sibune Der SabressG Contention bee
Mmer. 3esel-@ Onareiies beginnt DaOn'
tag Wormittag, bas 3urnier am Mon'
tag Nbenb, UNI bis Samlt tag au oauern,
0lmSlanc.
WontreaI. Bel einem bieligen
Branbe famen 3 perionen um's 2sben.
Waorib. Der Miniiterprdliben'
tIinbist on, oab Der Streit in ben per'
idieosnsn Sdfsn BEG 2anoes been'
bet 1T.
3 abana. TRANSPORTS ampfe,
Gunner" fubr 9eute nit Oen lebtel
amer. Soloaten Der Oiiupation mad
Mmerita.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06

cusor Curb G9inien - grfe nuaIitdt {:
1920 plumb IL; 10 YfunD l2}c; 1913
qfumb 1871; 8nei.e nuaIttdt {: 20-l8 pfsrb
.llac Is Plumb l2e +; IL Ffunb 1856 {; 10
gninb l2ie.
SaIifornij@e g&tnien-s bic 8 Pfunb s3e;
8 bis IL Efunb 8}c.
95rlbthid.s ped-RIarer GnsItib @ureb Is,
aewSbIter guaar Gureb los, 6-7 pfunb TN
Dur&f9nttt l5e ; 8 bis 9 Htanb TN 9ur9s
idnitt 13Ae; 10 BITS IL piunb in Durdi9nitt
l2ke; 8 pfanb TN Dur&i9nitt, i9maI, 1lae;
8 qfuno int Dur&i9nitt. i&mal, 1l}e.
eped. nsI.-@eudbIter. 8 bis 10 pfunb
I'M .Dur9i9nitt, l32c; IL bis ID pfunb tn
Dur9f&nitt, 12ae.
eped--Qlare eeiten, 80 bts so pfuno tn,
Dur&Iduitt, sae: 3Iare Setter. 30 bts 40
3 uns, 93c; 8Iare Bellies, rs bic 30 pfuno,
CSC; IL Bis 90 pfb.. 9lc; IA biB Is pfunb.
l0le; RIare Rnden, 20 bts 30 Yhanb. Sc;
gsiden IL BIS Is 4hanb 93e: QIare Hiiden 8
bis 8 Plumb, l0e
gep0deItes g&metnegeis9 - Rno&enIoiel
Sanep pig $40. 80; 4IareS Bean $ls. 80; Sans
10 1880; ebort GIeor $l4.b0; @umpI
$14. 80.
@sb0rrtes MinbFeii@ - S9tnfen. reg.
ests. 12}e; a~ubenieiten lie; Snneni. l4s
RnD4eI l3}e.
WH-Re = 0er6u@erte Wratmurf 8}c.
6rantfurter Sc; Bologna In Ddrmen 6te. tn
Tu& &c.
S9mab- tn Tierces-l. Dual. 9sc; 2,
nualitdt 8be: 8. nualit&t 8sc
G@uItern-GnsI. Gureo. 10 bB 20 pfani
TN Dur&i&ntt, l0ie; l6 phuah Dus&i&nttt.
lie. 10 Bic IL 9fanb Ike.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06

frtI9es neutrality-suspicious. etiere CT
7c; bieise etiere 72--6e; biefi8e @tnbe'
$50 bio .ka0 pfunb IL; biefse 2aibe 400
bis $50 pfunb 5ie ; Sibe $50 bis $50 ptint
&c; etier Y~orSerpierteI 7c, sitter 3inter'
ptertel &c, Ninb SinterpierteI SIC, Stint
gorberpierteI Sc, Rub BortcrpierteI DC, 4ui
NtnterbierteI 71c.
Strides ScIbFeif&-SdIber 10e, Sinter'
uierteI lac, yorberpserteI Sc.
Urdyss S&afFeii& - 2drrmer per Stunt
10: guafe Sc: S&enieI l0}c; @adS, hun
18c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06
@abmwikige Sbat.
Somini!. Tebeuen t6bten elm Dit.
slieo Der Yemannnng beS .Yanfee."

u II ~ III ! III y u, utUIttuBs l..
Gebr. Die Sniurgenten idolIen beute
abli9tlid auf Elm Boot oes amer.
Silfstreu3ers ,Yanfee", nobel Der
Maidinift s. 6. 5obnifOn ourd einen
9opfidub aet0otet uuroe.
Der @eianote powell bat ben Gapi=
tdn gu oraitliden MaBrsaeln a~naewieien
UNI Sobnion's Sob unb Die gcleibis
gung Der amer. Glasge 81 rdden.
NuBlamD.
3 au Der meritan :
dtn Bot dc t.
9 t. petersburg, 5. 6ebr.
Sn benz fd0nen palais 2sudtenberg
bielten beute Mbeno Der ameritaniI9e
Boti1after Mcgormid uno @emablin
ben eriien aroBen officielIen gmpfana
Der SaiiOn. Yeridieoene 9unoert
@dlte tuaren 5u9e9en, oarunter Jiirit
uno 6irliin Gantacuyne, profeKor
Martens. bic Yotidafter bon 8roBs
britannien uno Geutidlano, bic 8e=
fanoten bon gel9ien, Sapan unb
@bina nebf @attinnen.
Stalien.
Sfi55en o W ihaeI
Angel o.
6Iorena, 5. 6ebr. Die Ieitung
Der llfii3is@alsris bat 8 Cartons nit
Sti33en unb gntmiirfen BON Midael
Nngelo sntosdt. @s b%eiinoen fih bars
unter 2 nadte Giguren, wabri4einli9
fir 2 Der IL Npoftel, bic er in Der
Sirtiniiden 2apelie malen uolte,
beitimmt; aud 2 @ruppen, bic Der
&iinifler bel ieiner vSintfutb" in Der
gleiden 3apelle benubte.
Wieoerlanoe.
@an3e Ortfdaft bernidtet.
" m eroam, 5. Gebr. 9ier
einaetrOffenen Nadridten 3ufOlge puroe
auf Der Sniel SABA, boa. OfsSnoien,
cine gauge Grtidaft bon sinsm pulta=
niiden Nusbrud peridlungen; bun=
berte bon perionen lino umeetommen.
Nad elmer Dspeihe an oas GOlonials
Nmt bonn @ouberneur bon 9on. Df
S.noien p%erbrannten beim Wusbru1 bes
Yultans Werapi auf SABA IL per-
ionsn; 90 Iino idper berlsbt.
Merito.
Snoi aners uebera |.
Denper, Gol., 5. Geb. Cine
7epeide aus @~upuYumes, Merico, mel=
bet: pafaaiers pOn Crtis bradten Die
3unoe. oaB bic pottutide 3wiiden
Srti3 uno Sos @aies BON etwa so
OaquesS noianern iiberfalen uno ale
6 pahagiere umsebradt wuroen. Die
Wiloen meroen bon 9apalerie berfolot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06

! " &c.
gltronen-S2 .25-- 800 flr 10000.
Drangen--GaIifornia-$8 90 per Boz.
Bananen 81. 80 Der Dun&.
4otusnnHe-s3 90 per Sunbert.
Teiaen 11-l6c ba8 Tfunb.
Datteln &c per Tfunb. so pfc. 8ifien.
MepfeI-Sl.7 10 bis 50. 90 per 6ab.
Neuer Soni9-l6c.
pineappIes 50. 30.
eranberries 81. ~ per 8ufbeI.
O emUe &.
3uiebeln-$1. 76 per sJaB.
Spani11e Swiebeln 81 30 per Crate.
aartoHeIn 81 10 per Gab..
SuinoiS SibiartoheIn $500 per 5ab.
8raut-$l.b0 per Sob.
GeIsrp--per Tubenb 30c.
@otbe Riben ~ per Tab.
Napp Bobnen Sc 90 per guibeI.
Rnoblaud &c per &funb.
@eibe Jiiiben 1.20 per Sob
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06
8tf@e, nnnerm uno sstlopret.

3anblerspreife:
Aiiitern tn aannen-yleu gori Gounts 40c
). 9. 8. SO. Selects 35c.
eee'5i6s Deibfi9e 12c; SO. l ydere
lie @atfi9 l2c; iuo9enIofe Sdrinae, l0e,
gereiniste 3drinse. &c; 4er9 7e.
@Iams-atttIe geds SOC per 100.
3innerti- -26c per qfunb.
SbrimpSI$1. 80 per @auone.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06

Observation-Disclosures: $40. 60-l2. 80.
RIee = gerfaufspreiie: 81. b0-Ss.00.
@eIihtorn = g~eriaufspreiis: ie na9 Der
nuoIitdt, 1880.
~8ofer-sei9dIt 87-40e; In ben Hebren
So O0-S10.00 per Tonne.
etrob-Qreie. ie na9 benz Grab. b Bab
len, $6-$S.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06
e&iHsnadrihten.
u nQefomr M c n.

Gew Yort: nGinnlano" bon Nnts
tperpen.
9abre: n2a Souraine" bon Netp Yort
9leapei: .princeB Srena" bon Nsu
Oort; .2i9uira" bon Neapel.
2iberpool: .@eoric" bon Nem Oort.
@lasgou: vpomeranian" bon Bolton.
0amburg: Pretoria" bon Nem Oort.
Mbgefatren:
Nsu BORT: nGOrinttian" na9 @Ias'
gom.
Queenstown: .@pmrie" nod Bottom.
2iperpool: .@sDie" nod Netu Yort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06

@etrodnete Jrii9te-NepfeI, on Der Some
setrodnet, T; Sobannssbeeren 7c bis IKE:
eitron l3c bis lac; Hoftnen, 2 Gropn, pet
pfanb, 7c, 8 Groruu tic, 4 Grorn TIC laas
menfreie &c Bis SC, California TluscateI 7Ke;
SuItana 73c, irnportirte Guiana lie Bis I4c.
California Eprifofen Sc bis 12c.
eprup-etanbarb eorn 28e bis 25e; aes
Iudblter &c bic 32c; Sorghum 28c big 88e:
yiew Orleans wioIaHes l8e bis 26c; gewdbI,
ter 30c bis 38e.
MiHe -8rasiI neu &c bis 1Oe; GiIberts l2e;
Manbeln ID; wei&i9aIise RanbeIn l5e;
Sorban NanbeIn l5c; 4eanuts &c bis BIC:
g~eroffete 7c bis Sc; GnsIif9e @aIniiHe 1916.
pidIes-240O I'M 6ab SO; 12oO TN Sab
IS; 1900 TN 9aIbfab $3.50; 500 m Tab
4.50.
SnbtonapsIiS 3afee'greNe:
@eu0bnI. bts gutter l0-l2e; prtHra Bis aes
udbltsr l4-l6e ; Tanep 324-58e, goIbsv
DeIOw Is bis 22e. Sapa $3.50.
Sn padeten :
arioia sl4.2b. aion SLABS, Serieb SD 20;
Caracas Sl4 40, Diuuortbx yl4 .26, Dut6
Sapa 8lenb $l6. 3 ,NaiIpout Sl4 25. gotes
TIenbeb Sapa $14.25.
8n6er-Dominoss ?.07e; ehidsuder 8. AZ
yuIueritrter 4.s7e; x3f3 puIperiFrter 5.o2e,
feiaer granuIirter 4.97e; Gutes b.l2c; Conc
feetioners' VI afro; yibsepoob q 1896; gbo.
mtg u 4.b7c; G,npire IA. &c; Sbeol Qrtro
@oIben 6 4.42e; Winbfor Grtra Q z.37e
&ioee1poob u 1896; seIber 6 4. lie; Ie gels
Der 400.
&eis-GaroIina. 3opf, 53--7}e, Sapan 3
-bAe, sebro6euer. 3i--4}c.
SaI-2aie, Saigon 9aonnsen zoe aIeis
mere luantitdten, 85e-90c, 100 bret gfunb
padste sl.so. So finf 3d., $3.50. % 10
Yfunb $l.70.
eiFs-Nab (4o Or. zeF). Sab. s-1le pc
@aIone.
@eruir1e - Same: Nuipice &c bis 16c:
eaifia l3e bis l5c NuStatbIiibe 60e bic
65c; Nusfatnub 45e bis soc; gonser i6pors
Ser pfefer lbe bis l6c, 69ot l9c peib 26e;
Neifen l5c; semabIener i6uar5er 4fefer lse.
roeiber Doc bis 86e, rotber zoe.
etdrte-georI. 5ie. Champion GIot, ! uns
8 phfnb Padete B, Rorn, l qfo. 2adets,
4X-b3c.
gtneema9te Trti9te- BIadberries 8 3d..
s1.10c; pea6es STANDARD, 8 pfb., 81
2.25; SECONDS 8 pfunb 81. 6O-sl .65; Die
peades. 81. 40-S1.50; Nnanas, etonborS,
Q 3D., 81. 65-S1.90; eeconbs. 2 qfunb,
81 .~25-sl.45; CRIME Bobnen, 8 Yfunb San,
men, 81, gabama Nnanas 81. 90-$2. re,
@efisbte Grbien. s .20-Sl. 75. fribe Sunt IS
Gents, Narrow 9oe, etnseuei9te 55e-e0e,
tomatoes. Q 9funb, 81. 10-sl.lb, 3u6er,
Rorn S0c-s1. %. gpfsIbutter. per DuSenb.
8 pfunb. 81.
Ganbp-etansen 7e; eemii9t &c; @rO'
Ger semii9t 74c; Banner Tpifi Sc; Cream
gonbonS 10c; go. 2 Cream semii9t SC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06

Gambler beSabIen folsessbe preiie:
Butter - Country, lie, Creamery ~
yIgin 26c.
Gier-26c per Dutenb.
Siitner l0e. 0dbne 3. Turfets-l4e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06

engros . gerfaufspreiIe Snnportirter
e@ueberfdfs &c per pfunb etnbeimf9es
e9uepertdle l6c, Diseontn Cream . a6Is
ls-l4c, u. q. Gbebbars. 13c, einbeimb
der 2iinburaer 13c. Bird l4e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06
Srieoensbofnun9 INNER idawdder.
9lnd biSber optimitiide Greiic balten Oen arieg fir
iuabrideinli6.
Kaier rpilbelm's Reiie. = pulfan. 2lusbrnh anf Japa.- Don
oen 6ereros ermcroet.- Gubaniide 60ue.


~ y . y u l " -. ytul.
Sin rufiIder Correspondent Der NN.
preHe in BORT Mrtbur bs3sidnet Die
Melouns, bab Der Jradtpsrtetr auf
Der Wanoi9urei Yabn untsrbunoen
fei, fix unridtig.
Mae Sdiffe oes ruffiden pacifics
@eidmabers, Die bisber in @eIerpt
itanoen, iino jebt in attiDsm 9ienit.
Die @arniion In port Mrtbur muroe
ourh Die z. Brigade Heu-Nusgehobsner
perlfdrtt; Worrdtbe unb 2oblen mere
ben eingelegt uno ale militdriide Yor=
bereitungen beidleuni9t. Wrmee uno
Jiotte iino in trefHidem 3ultanoe;
aber Niles martet nit @ube auf ben
Nls9ang Der Yerbanolungsn. Die
ruifiids Yeb0lteruna III rubis, bageeen
febrsn Diele iapanilde 3auf leute in
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