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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
Idnastrom's BODY Identined.

ALAMEDA, May E-Charies Lind
etrom Of 514 Third street, San Fran
cisco. to-day identified the remains Of
the man found yesterday If the bay
Of the south side Of Goat island as
those Of his father. John Lindstron.
IinEstrom left San Francisco Thurs
day afternoon at I o'clock on an
oyEter-boat ia charge OF John Ander-
son, bound for the oyster-beds in San
Leandro. Whens opposite Bay Farm
Island, according TO Anderson's state
naent, Lindstrom went TO the stern of
the boat and fell overheard. Anderson
says that he Immediately put the lit
tie vessel about and went to Lind1
etron's assistance, but the struggling
man disappeared. anderson continued
his voyage TO San Leandro and on ar
rival IN San Francisco. Friday morn
ing, reported Lndstrom's drowning.
JindErom was a native of Sweden,
about so years of age, and leaves a
wife and daughter in that country.
An autopsy performed by DR. w. T.
Lum disclosed that drowning was the
cause Of death. -, :ee:..--@ -
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
JAIL AWAITS THEM IF
PUZZLE IS NOT SOLVED
Sphinx-Hke Riddle. Is Presented %
Works Board Through ROundey's
Writ OF Mandate

The writ Of mandate secured by c.
H. Roundey compelling the Works
Board to remove fences located at the
outskirts Of the city in the University
Mound District. west OF San Bruno
and south of Silver avenue is worry
ing that body. Secretary Louis Levy
Is trying TO arrive at a plan 10 relieve
the Commissioners.
During the past five years the in
habftants of this district have pro-
tected their lives and those OF their
cattle by erecting fences at the edges
of guIches and precipices- Roundey
has agitated the removal of these
fences and with the aid of the Inn
provement Club, Of which he. is
leading adviser, suit was brought
against the old board 10 force them
to remove. the distractions. The. court
granted the writ Instead OF acting IN
the matter the board awaited further
developments. Roundey has secured
an order directing Commissioners
Maestretti, Eagan and Aigeltinger to
appear before Judge Murasky next
Friday at 10 o'clock to show cause
why they should not be punished for
contempt for failure TO comply with
The Judgment.
In. the first place the board alleges
It has no funds TO pay for the removal
OF the fences. II they are removed
and any one OF the residents falls over
,precipfce and is hurt the board Is
liable. for DANA ges. it fears. Failing TO
carry out the order Of the court. a jail
cell may be open: for the Commission
ers.. =. .'.s.. -.i.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
Men
IN new FRAT
Special Dispatch TO The Can.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, May 1.
The national legal fraternity of Delta
Chi has granted a charter TO a local
organization of law men known as the
Stephen ]. Field Club. Delta Chi is
one of the most prominent law fra
ternities in. the country, having six
teen chapters in the United States and
one in Canada. Unusual Importance
attaches to>the installation of the fra
ternity at Stanford because it is the
first Delta Chi chapter granted to a
college west of the Mississippi. The
charter members are all advanced law
students of ability. They are:
Hall Carlos Ross 'O3. Belmont: William c.
Weiser Jr.. Grand Junction, Colo. Edward j.
MeGovern. 'O7. .PaIo Alto; Charles r. Pierce.
'O6. Erie. Pa: John Leslie Johnston. '04, Red
wood City: Emmet c. Rittenhouse. 'O4. Ash
land. Ohio; Earle e. Miller, '05. Vinton
Iowa; Donald X. SeIbert, %. San Francisco
Andrew H. Rose. ex-'o5. Ontario; True Van
Sickle. 90. San Jose; Clifton D. Caval1aro.
'05, San Jose. Bucius p Green. 'O5. Mountain
View. Carl B. Whittier. %. Vancouver,
Wash; Henry l. Dearing. 06, Santa Ana,
and James r. Choate. 0s. Los Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
CAUGHT In THE ACT ~. r.: :: i
-. ~. :: ~: OF KILLING BIRDS
Reward Of Fifty Dollars for Arrest Of
Quail Shooters In Golden, Gate

( The: Park Commissioners recently
ofrered a reward Of $50 for the arrest
of any person caught I'm the act of
killing the quail IN Golden Gate Park:
At $50 o'clock last Thursday morn
ing William Treat was caught on the
south drive In. the very act OF sling
shooting the birds: He tried to es-
secured the $50 reward. Treatsput up
bail of SIS and forfeited il. The. Park
Commissioners obtained bench war
rant for his arrest, the bail being
placed at 5000. He will have a hear
ing before Judge Fritz to-day i. E;
/: The Commissioners still offer the
reward of $50 for the arrest Of the
bird killers. The board is determined
that the ord dinance for the protection
*of the birds shall be: resp ecteda Tt is
expected that offenders will get the
full measure of punishment prescribed
by law.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
SAFE CRACKERS
FAIL At WORK
Drill Into a Steel Box in
Washington Street Haber-
dashery. but Are Routed
MISS A PILE OF GOLD
Patrolman Finds Store Door
Unlocked, but Gives Bur-
glars Chance TO Get Away

OAKLAND. May 1-Safe crackers
failed in their effort this morning to
break open a strong box in the store
Of Carroll & Norris. haberda shers. al
1865 Washington street. in the Bacon
block The failure saved $500 to the
firm, which sum had been placed in the
safe al the close Of business Saturday
night.
The outer door of the safe had been
drilled near the combination dial.
y hich was battered as If a heavy tool
hac been used IN an effort TO break il
OF Il the hole that had been bored
was a piece CT steel bit. which had
been broken while the burglars were
at work. The effice furniture had been
ransa cked by the thieves, but they stole
nothing.
II is supposed they were frightened
away by the movements Of Special
Policeman y. y. Goodman The pa
trolman in making his rounds found
the store door unlocked. He did not
suspect burglars and departed TO notify
Paul T Carroll Of the nrm. who with
Goodwin returned TO the shop.
While Goodwin was gone the safe
operators fled When the proprietor
arrived the traces OF the attempted job
were discovered.
The safe was concealed from view
from the front Of the store by a wood
en- partition. The shop was entered
by use Of a skeleton key The police
think the work was done by non-pro-
fessionas.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
WEAKLINC1S ........ ..
TO Toll . .
G MT SUM

BERK ri sEY May -zStudent. v u,,,;, n; ,ex.-
clsed from military drill next term because or
physi sieal unftness: viii BE reqrireh to- devote
The drsH hour to work 10 the gymnasium, ac-
crpding TO O. new ruling just issued by THE
university authorities The committees on Ifli=
tary science and gymnasium held a Joint meet
ing Saturday and the new rule is the QUIZ
come OF their conference. IN the past: stu
dents have been excused from the regular rr,ifY
tary drill by q written excuse from d spTysf-
unable to: do violent exercises and: with the
consent of profsssor Of mill sGta
fncentiye some stud ents are sipposed to: have
had To sffirk military work '.. &. 80.
Rss saels Ss g 81 81 sssshs elected
BENJAMIN KAirtz, president: MISS bhie Wa.
tsrmsns vice presidefrt;$, Misc X atinetiie
Tszsr rie MaiiHan
Biackman. AT this meeting Professor Wells
ssye ss Zones
N Siassross ) has been noliisdi. 81 The
ship. sum Of $780, sviIicf, IS given aIlrlua iiy
I by the harvard Club Of San; ran6lsco 10 4
proposes to pursue aduats 81 q T. Harvazd.
Ausgrove viii ia ke a post Era dIate course at
the Harvard law school; He has dfstingufshad
"a. Won the
helm pr1zesof 500 last was e. me m
Der Of the caTnot team that pa Il wit n
: Professor Putzker H. TO sad dress stud enfs who
are Int t.rested IN resk in
tancs Of modern Greek to he ttidsnt Of an.
Client Greek. 's 4. Pc e =.
The associated S1ectricai ana mechanical en-:
term: r. r. Frickeys presid lent; wv; a.. New
man, vice president N bbard. secre-
stary: n. ID. Babcocl treasurer: $ A. :Ghirar-
deli and O. f. King execuffvs comm1 ttee Tine
book OF tables which the association has been
preparing during the :pH ct term Will be pub
ifsfied during the SUNNI
A9 The time for holding commencement exer-
cises this year has been hanged from. morn
ing TO afternoon in order to suit better the
desire 70 be present The exercises WILL begin
at 2s30s on Wednesday afternoon May IL. The
change has received the approval or the aliifn-
nj $ representative council. The alumni lunch
con will. as consequences Of this change be
omitted this year & 80,
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
p1TiFUL PLIGHT
OF Lone WOMAN
Travels Thousands of Miles
to. Meet Her Husband, but
Finds No Trace of Him
AUTHORITIES INFORMED
Marshal of. Berkeley Begins
Search for Canadian Who
Left Family Months Ago

BERKELEY. Nay Ia pitiful story
was told 10 Marshal yollmer to-day By
Nrs. Mzry NorthcOrt. woman from
Canada. who declares she has travelled
306e miles 10 meet her husband in
Berkeley. only 10 learn upon her ar
rival here thar be had disappeared, has
present whereabouts being utterly. un-
known 60 her.
Ms Northcott is penniless. all her
funds having been exhausted during
her tripsto the Pacific Coast She was
cared FOR yesterday by william Hen
oerson. a restaurant proprietor Of
shal Nollmer.
The. woman Informed the Marshal
that she resided in Underwood. Can
ada, with her husband and six -yesr-oid
boy. who accompanies her The hUs-
band left Canada six months ago, eX-
pectine 10 secure work in California
and then 10 send for his wife and child
MIS-. Northcott says that the last letter
from her husband came 10 her six
weeks ago. In that letter he said he
: wished his family was with him" and
accepting that as an invitation 10
come. Mrs. NOrthcott promptly packed
her few belongings and started for the
West. expecting 10 find her husband in
Berkeley without difficulty
She is now without means and Will
be an object of charity until her miss
ing husband is found Marshal Eoll-
nner has begun z search for the man.
though no trace OF him has thus. far
been discovered.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
CHILD WORKERS. FILL SCHOOLS

OAKLAND. May Owing 10 the
child labor law recently enacted by
t6e last Legislature more children are
besng sent 10 the evening schools or
this city than can be accommodated
end at 2 meeting Of the Board of Ed
ucstion Tonight recommendation OF
the evening school committee was
adopted electing J. II Cope as the
JsTincipsl Of q rev class and a new
room is 10 be opened as soon as prac-
ticable Al the Garfield School.
In regard 10 the charges made by
Mr. az1d Mrs. Bleuel against Principal
Rugaa ef the Franklin-street School Of
cruelty in beating their I2-year-old
boy, the principal wss exOnersted by
the committees on rules and regula-
lions. but il found that a rubber hose
was not a proper instrument for such
Z purpose
Bids for the bvildiug Of the addition
10 the Lafayette school were let.
The committee on school houses
nd sites cleared up many bitches in
the securing of property necessary for
the new buildings by ordering con-
demHation suits in a number Of In
stances.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
SUNDAY ExCURSIONISTS
COMPLAIN TO POLICE
River Trip of Steamer Resolute-
Proves to Be Blind for Wholesale
Gambling Operations.

A complaint was lodged yesterday
with Captain Martin of the Harbor
police regarding the. Sunday bay ex-
cursion of the steamer Resolute. She
was advertised to make a run to Peta-
luna. leaving Clay-street wharf in the
morning and returning so as to be
back in the city by D. m.
She never reached Petalurna- Prog
ress from Clay street TO a. hay wharf,
some FIVE miles from the famous egg
center, was slow. the snairs pace at
which the Resolute travelled being set
evidently for the accommodation of
the operators of wheels of fortune,
roulette wheels. faro games, pea and
for separating the Sunday tripper
from his money. Shortly after the
Resolute left her wharf gambling
games broke out like measles in every
part of the vessel. For people who
had taken the trip. for the purpose of
enjoying a day on the water the sud
den. conversion of the river steamer
into a. floating gambling hell was a
rude surprise. Those who tried to
beat. the gaming devices found 1t ex-
pehsive, One man paid 81 20 trying to
locate an elusive pea which he: has not
discovered yet. - -.
:@ Among the passengers. were. some
Eastern tourists 6 who now consider
themselves qualified to write a thrill
Ing yarn on Sunday In alifornia; or
The Golden State as 1T Really. Is.,'
when the boat reached: the hay wharf
It was aflnonnced that owing to low
water In. the river 1t would be inipos-
sfble TO reach PetaluI1ta. but that. a
wal of d mile: and a. half would bring
the pedestrian to- that place: Many
sweIcorned the opp rtunity to get, clear
Of the Resot,I &, but they walked four
ana q half nailas before they reached
their destination They returned to
the city by rail- and some. hours. later
passed the il esoilIte still at the hay
~ Her engines were idle, but
the heels .of fortune were busy with
THE transfer of passengers money. to
the operators poek .s -: -
s. Il he next Sunda ay excursi sions. Will be
: bv squad from the
Harbor Police Station .I.> S.: j. =. ...
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
BOARD REJECTS
DALTON CLAIM
Supervisors Refuse to Ap-
prove Bill for Percentage
of the County Poll Tax

OAKLAND, May County Asses
sor Henry P. Daiton's claim of s13,-
036 s5 against Alameda County was
rejected by the Board of Supervisors
this morning. Dalton's claim was
based on the contention that the
County Assessor is entitled to / 8 per
cent of the polltax collected in the
county, and covers the years of 1902,
1903 and 1904.
Three changes were made in the
staff of employees at the County In
firmary, the positions of A. Ebert and
P. Monson. two of the cooks, and B.
5. Page, the officers dining-room
waiter, being declared vacant, and H.
5. Carson, salary SIS; E. BurrelIs, SAL
airy $40. and J. Abbott. salary s25,
were appointed In their places.
A protest was made this morning
against the granting of license to L.
B. Van der Grift for saloon at the
corner of East Fourteenth street and
Liese avenue. The protestants, who
appeared in person, were Mrs. r. H.
Scott, Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Bayliss
Mrs. Benedict. all of whom live close
TO the site of the proposed saloon.
Senator w. c. Ralston. residing in
Fruitvale, requested that the Board of
Supervisors assist in the lighting of
Fruitvale avenue. He asked that the
board bear one-half the expense of
the lighting, the other half to be borne
by the property owners along the ave-
nue..
The Supervisors declined to receive
the report of former Horticultural
Commissioner P. j. Keller, on the
ground that he had been deposed and
a successor appointed. In his report
Keller states that it is his intention to
bring legal action against those re-
sponsible for his removal from office.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
MARIN IS STILL
LOVERS MECCA
Gretna Green of the Golden
State Is Not Affected by
the Law Recently Passed
QUESTION OF RESIDENCE
License to Wed May Be OBJ
tanned Though Applicants
Live in Another County
QUESTION OF RESIDENCE
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SAN RAFAEL, May 1.-The victims
of Cupid and prospective patrons OF
the Gretna Green will cease their
mourning and rejoice when they learn
that the Cartney bill as finally adopt
ed by the Legislature does not contain
that Objectionable clause requiring
that at least one OF the persons seek
ing the license must reside in the
county where the marriage license Is
issued.
Cupid" Holland and District Attor-
ney Boyd in looking over the amend
ments to-day discovered the absence
of the Objectionable clause. Assem-
bylman Olmsted explained ii had
been stricken out in the Senate.
Justice of the Peace Magee and
Recorder Joseph Murray both wear
broad smiles. as they are noy assured
that a profitable source of revenue
will not be affected
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
Accident Kills poems. .

ALAMEDA. May. HARRY Deems,
who was thrown from saddle horse
yesterday or San Jose avenue and
Park street, suffering fracture Of the
skull, died to-day. He did not regain
consciousness. Deems was years
OF age and was the son Of Mrs. Minnie
Deems of BOIL Encinal avenue and q
brother-in-law. of Mrs. j. A. Powell of
Cedar street. with whom he made his
home His father. II. W. Deems is
in ST Louis. With the hope Of saving
the youths life an operation was per-
formed on his head last night, buf so
badly was the skull broken that the
physicians expressed but little hope of
Deems surviving. An Inquest viii be
held at the local morgle tomorrow
evening at sosclocl...s-:
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
CONVICT SEEKS FREEDOM
ON HABEAS CORPUS WRIT
Claims the Law Was Not Observed
When He Was Sentenced I'm
CaIaveras County.

SAN RAFAEL May Louis
Brandenburg. a convict at San Quen-
tin, who pleaded guilty January 2s.
1899, in the Superior Court of Gala
veras County to charge of burglary
and one OF robbery and received a
sentence Of nine years on each charge
is seeking release from further i'm
prisonment by habeas corpus proceed
ings instituted before Judge Lemon
The convict contends that he was
convicted of the second offense after
he had been sentenced on the first
charge and that according to the law
a cumulative sentence can only be
imposed when all the convictions are
obtained before the prisoner Is SEN
fenced on the first charge.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
Reception 10 Head Consul.

OAKLAND. May Oakland Camp
No. "a. Woodmen of the World, gave
reception and banquet Tonight in
their hall. 521 Twelfth street, to..I. L
Boak, recently elected head CONSUL OF
the order, and to 4. M. Robinson. the
newly elected head manager Both OF
these officials started their career Ii;
Woodcraft in the Oakland camp and
tonight their old comrades greeted
and congratulated them;
After splendid banquet the mem-
bers were entertained by addresses
from prominent members of the
order. including Judge f. B. Ogden
Judge A. E. Bolton. State Librarian
j. c. Rowell. DIR. c. II. Derrick. j. C,
Dunno and State Organizer Gilroy.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
Mrs. Botlsin to n See Dead Son.

Mrs. Florence Roberts of San Jose,
al friend Of III GsprIelia Botkir. made
app lfcatfon to .Jiisi Cook yesterday
for a pc Flrli to eIaab bIe FRS. Rotkin to
attend the funeral Of her son, Beverly,
to- day lhe = nd told :; her that he
soonId not Issue a permit. but-:if the
Sheriff saw Ht he could allow her 10
attend the funeral in charge of deo.
uty,. and the coiirt would offer no OBJ
lection. IL is@ Just year ago since
Mrs. BotkiTl,s husband died. The
Judge rel fused a. permit at that. time
for Mrs Botkirl TO attend the funeral.
but he says his: objection was from
the fact that they were divorced. Re-
garding her son the case is different.
She Will visit the. .nndertaker's at 10
o'clock to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
cARs MusT HAvE GArEs.

OAKLAND. May Ian ordinance
providing for the allation Of safe
ty gates on all street cars was intro
ddeed In. the City Council sto-night
by President George Fitzgerald: The
bill provides that the gates shall be
operated so that passengers must
est the: outer rail ; The. ordinance was
referred 10 the Ordinance and Judi
ciary Committee. F: -: :l:.s
The: new bicycle ordinance was re-
ferred TO the City Attorney. Among
its provisions is one that forbids the
riding OF bicycles on the sidewalks on
webster Franklin, Broadway, wash
fngton and Clay, streets from Sixth to
Nineteenth. II: =, 4 +
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
DEPARTMENT OF MANUAL
TRAINING Is ABOLISHED
How TO Use Tools Not Considered
Necessary knowledge by STAN
ford Faculty.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, May l.
The department Of manual trailing az
Stanford University has been discon-
tinued. The department was organized
three years after the foundation OF the
university. AS a reason for abOlishing
the department the university author
titles declare that the nature OF the
work done in the woodworking shop
In the last few years does not war
rant the granting Of a credit toward
graduation.
Eugene Soule. the veteran manager
of the shops, was an old time friend
of Senator Stanford When the uni
versity was built. the Senator EN-
pIoyed SOule as an expert caolneI
maker, and three years later made
him foreman OF the new department
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
Report of Recorders once.

There were 1909 papers filed at the
Recorders Office during the month
ending April 20, as against 1890 for
the corresponding. month of 1904
The. most important were:'. Deeds,
1876; deeds of.trust, 107: mortgages
(reaD, 467; releases Of mortgages
176; releases. of mortgages lpersonaD
So; reconveyances. 96: building con-
tracts, 179; acceptances of buildings,
1926; -homesteads, 21: liens, 90; mar
riage licenses. 422. Cash receipts for
April. 1904, were s55os 10. and for
April 1905, s5709 65. the gain being
1906 55.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02

MUST SHARE THE ESTATE
May 1-Miss Gussie Alexander must share a
part Of her mothers estate with her three
brothers and sister. When EmeIie Alexander
died she left her estate to Gussie II she re-
rnained single. Under this clause Gussie
claimed ii all. as she was single when her
mother died. Judge Ogden held this morning
that this meant that She could have the use
Of it until. she married. The estate IL valued
at about $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
WATER SUPPLY
IS INCREASED
Spring Valley Corporation
Completes Task of Boring
Wells Along the Bay Shore
THIRTEEN HOLES SUNK
Capacity of Plant Greatly
Added TO by Artesians Near
the Town of Rayensw00d
Special D,.patch to III. Cali

BELMONT, May 1.-THE Spring VAL
ley Water Company has completed the
boring OF thirteen artesian wells along
the bay near Ravenswood. The enor-
NOUS quantity Of water from these
wells will be forced IN mains 20 the
pumping station Of the company in
this town.
Officials OF the company say that
this is the beginning Of extensive oper-
ations that will add greatly to the IA
cilities Of the corporation. Plans for
the boring of many more wells are
now under way.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02

POLICEMAN AND CONSTABLE CLASH
Oakland May deputy Constable william
Williams was In the Police Court to-day
charged by Policeman NJ j. Shannon with
disturbing the peace Williams declares he
was arrested while officer he was try
ing TO take Joseph Perry into custody last
night at e06 East Fourteenth street As a
result OF the dispute with shannon Williams
was landed in jail and Perry went his way
unmolested Police Judge Samuels viii un-
tangie the case to morrow.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
OUTLINES PLAN
FOR MEMORIAL
special p1.pstsa to m. can.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. May l.
AT the services in Memorial Church
yesterday Chaplain Gardner outlined
Stanford. A fund is TO be raised by
voluntary contributions by the stu
dents and the faculty of the unfver-
sity- The form of the remembrance
has not been decided upon This mat
ter in in the hands OF a committee.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.
Monday. \

:. Br stnr Coptic, Armstrong q days % hours
24 minutes from Hongkong, via Yokohama 16
DAYS % hoursl4s minutes. via Honolulu days
III hours So minutes.
3 T. n: ss: 81: DOMESTIC PORTS
4 PORT GAMBLE Arrived May 1-Schr
|, Queen. hence: Apr 10.
sEATTL II Sailed May 1-stmr Excelsior.
for Valdez
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
MINING COMPANY VOTES
r.. :...-: ~, :. TO DOUBLE STOCK
Additional Means Provided for De
.e; yeioplng the Mcyamara Prop
...i>s.s.% tsrty Al Tonopah. ':.:.'~-.-. :.

s The stockholders OF the McNanara
Mining Com pany met in the CrossIey
building yesterday and voted to IN
crease the capital stock OF the COM.
pany from So 100. 600 to $1,000. 600.
The shares will be increased from
00,0O O. to 4 % 000. 900. AT the meeting
$4,000 shares out Of 100000 were
voted unanimously for the Increase.
Secretary j. r. Davies says that the
increase Of capital Wi M be devoted to:
developing the property more fully:
The Mcnamara mine. Is a Tonopah
property :-s.....,. 80
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02

'skUT0MoBIEEs IN sDANG ER. .-oak kiara.
May 1:-.1F,fre at 2ss0 o clock this mornlr<
threafenet TO destroy an autOnQbile repairfng
shop at 5t1 Sixteenth street owned e5s S c.
Meyers The proprietor was aNakensd by
The cracklinh flames He called our the nrs
depart tr1enf which soon had the blazs under
control There were several automobiles In
the shop their: value being $1,000. Meyers
Believes the Are was. Of Incendiary origin, A
had trouble with several Japanese who were
corn1elled 10 vacateS Il & 80 81