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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-15
AFTERNOON
CABLE REPORT

SAN FRANCISCO, December 14.-The
motion to set aside information against
Siemsen, the gas-pipe murderer, was
denied today, and Siemsen pleaded not
guilty.
TOXIC. Japan, December 14.-Gen-
eral Nogi was today thrown from his
horse. He struck his head and was
rendered unconscious
PARIS, France, December 1.-THE
cabinet is considering legislation foi
making the separation between church
and state more effective.
GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador, December IL
A mob at Cuenea today attempted to
rescue the rebels who had been cap
tured. A volley was fired in repelling
the effort Colonel Vega, the rebel
leader, was killed. The revolution is
progressing.
WASHINGTON, D. c., December IA.
Major Penrose and Captain Macklin
of the 25th Infantry have been court
martialed for failing to prevent the
Brownsville riot
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MbKAPUU
LIGHTHOUSE
Plans Are Completed
Honolulu Harbor
Lights.

The Makapuu lighthouse will be
erected on the promontory known as
the Makapuu Point, the structure to be
but thirty feet in height. The final
plans were completed yesterday by
Captain Slattery and will be forward
ed to Washington at once. Owing to
the height of the promontory and the
excellence of that site for the light
house it was finally decided to erect
the light there. AS the light will be of
sufficient height above sea level al
most at the extremity of the point the
lighthouse will be only thirty feet high,
just enough to clear the light and lens
we'll above the ground and out of reach
of any chance of pebbles being wind
swept against them.
Captain Slattery expects to have the
controversy over the site of the Ho-
nolulu rear range light settled soon.
He still hopes to have the light erected
at the intersection of Fort street and
the Esplanade, an ornament to the
waterfront as he claims
Work on the new front light for Ho-
nolulu harbor will be commenced
shortly. This will be to seaward of the
present harbor light and will be erect
ed on the new made island on the Eva
side of the channel
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SENSATIONAL TALK
ABOUT SARGENT

The reports concerning L. S Com
missioner Sargent are characterized by
gentlemen with whom he was in close
touch while in Honolulu as sensational
in the extreme" said a gentleman yes
terday who occupies an official position
With the Federal government.
'-One gentleman in particular who
ought to know stated TO me that Sar-
gent told him just before he left that he
was very much pleased with what he
saw here, and according to this repor,
he certainly q / not say orAdo what
has been printed in some OF the papers.
From what I can gather, Mr.. Sar>
gent viii give very favorable report
concerning Hawaii, with perhaps
criticism concerning methods of dispo-
sition of people"
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JCIIYING THE JAPS.
The secret was not generally known.
E,,, :, xxe.= nevertheless the ract that
President Roosevelt wanted Toxic TO
near first what he had to say He hau
written some very pacific paragraphs
in his annual message to congress.
1,raisitze the Japanese and laudlns thelr
94cf7ievzzrne in a manner sure ~
make the victors over RUSSIA
.o,a IN plain English, the President
has been planning to give the ltlle
Orienfals a nice jolly certain tnat
20 captx q word would not be prohibi-
tive. against ca bling those portions or
his IT,essage TO Toxic. But If TOXIC
frs; heard the warlike talk OF the
,r.Ir,f,- Representative in con-
aress. If you plea set would create
bad Ir4iz,ressinn 1t would also lenu 20
offset the effect of the Presidents own
utterances and might also seem aS
4aoYs-f1 tIzsg President had rusned mo
rhs. breach to make the SITUATION looA
less .ggravstssd than it really Is
Things came to such a pass lha'
ths. President mad to make an Adiiipe
Of certain of his enthusiastic exclusion
callers Representative Everis Ansoh
Hayes OK san Jose went to the "niee
House offices Saturday. breathing oeh-
ar.ce 10 Japan and predicting wars
The President told him TO contain MN"
self for a nttle. He and others nhe
him were s7I!nng the soup into 'iIe
fire Their TAX was making an au-
fustvueut Of the situation more ana
srare 6fifncuit More in the same VEN
was said and Mr.. Hayes went away
from the white House offices somewhat
subduedt
Tke President believes that friendly
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relations will continue with Japan. He
does not want our jingo talk to be
disseminated in Japan, apart from any
embarra ssment it might give the two
governments in arranging the troubles
in San Francisco. Such talk will inev-
itably react unfavorably upon the
American people, in a commercial and
a sentimental way. The japanese
would not forget it and their merchants
will be tabuing our goods and in
hundred little ways impeding our com,
mercfaI progress in the Orient.
LOOSE NAVAL TAKERS.
There are some other motives behind
the war talk Officers of the navy. al
though prohibited by the naval regu,
lations from giving interviews on such
topics, have been prognosticating ever
since the Russo-Japanese war about
the certainty of a fight with Japan
Their opinions get into the newspapers
ANONYMOUSLY and so the impression
grows that Japan wants to fight us
and that we must look out or We shall
lose o1lr possessions in the Pacific.
OF course it is natural for naval men,
whose business is war, to speculate
about the prospects OF war. Armed
conflicts bring them opportunities for
promotion and for distinction. But IL
these men succeed in getting the i'm
rression in the popular mind that war
IS likely. the people are less critical ot
large naval expenditures and are not so
1ilzelv % srumble if numerous new bat
tIeships are authorized and the naval
es+a r,Iiehn7ent acgrandized by enor-
NOUS appropriations. These navy APP
propriations now exceed $1o0.000,000 a
wear and the problem with the naval
CONTINUED on Page Two)
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JUSTICE Brown
PROBABLY DEAD
WASHINGTON, December 49,
Brown dead.

The foregoing laconic cablegram
came in the Associated Press service
to the Advertiser, and for its in
defniteness was withheld from print by
the night editor
Probably the dead man is Justice
Henry B. Brown, of the United States
Supreme Court, who was lately an
nounced as retiring on account of the
infrmities of age. President Roose-
welt nominated Attorney General
Moody to succeed him.
Justice Brown reached seventy years
of age this year. He was from Michi-
gan and was appointed to the Federal
supreme bench by President Harrison
in 1890
There is also a probability that the
above despatch is duplicated with the
explaining word General in the
Washington news received last night
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GENERAL BROWN Is DEAD.
ASHTNGTON

Brgder General Justus M Brown is
the serving
merioous
frontier during and after the rising
of
in
Congre He born in in
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MESSAGE ON
SAN FRANCISCO
JAPANESE
President Will Send Special Messages on Some
Burning Questions--CoaI Famine Serious
---Convictions for Peonage.
ASSOCIATED Press Cablegrams.)

WASHINGTON, December I5-President
special Congress week dealing
etca the San Francisco school
reports the Cuban settlement
OF the TwenyFifth Infantry, the regiment of negroes
special message presented dealing condi-
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WILL PROTECT
HONOLULU FROM
YELLOW FEVER
Federal Surgeons to Travel on ALL Steam.
ships--War Talk Agitates Washington-Ship
Subsidy and Philippine Bills Will Pass.
mail Special to the Advertiser.)

{Mai Special Adveriser)
December Marine Hospital authorities
Hawaiian ine
Tehuantepec railway yellow of
starting of the new line of steamers the danger
Of s ports like Honolulu is fully realized Dr. Walter wyman the
panaoas nd be taken certain to protect the Hawaiian Islands
added DR. "ma Capt Burnha the of the steamship
is willing cooperate with fullest degree"
a of
travel the beats of the the
The steamship viii be glad
His will
VIII allow him free transportation as it does its employees As
~ ~ -. s nv | a4 s LOT iu s s. % n TO 10 esp, e III @ ,4 Marine yi P f
fen to the destruction of mosquitoes route and will to that
plans
outbreak yellow the Texan border
MOLoKAI CONTRACTS
architects received
a1 san e ss .e a y ti @ To p It @ th M % t @ @ to t tp t re- @
Supervising
disappointed
have fled but they will be made public tomorrow
THE WAR ALARM
bells been ringing 'War, war; they have been
snea e .nf @ ike the k M a a of the Ftyffth War
smanya ares calling it
started some weeks ago Secretary
~ and labor Ntealf to San Francisco to probe the troubles over the
Japanese quied
supposed
Yankees the Orient
RENEWED.
abroad the question
the
responsible
The
dumped House
The
knowledge
side Japanese
this turn of affairs And for pretty
talk urid
awma
matter but there danger
xcabe people
public sentiment the
member OF
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At this of the throughout Northwest
Throughout the
following
SEATTLE (Wash) December 2As
househoder
Many
al
a the of
al the has
in
care o enorthe
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authorities At the
beenr dagainst severe owne
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-15
FUEL FAMINE IS
GROWING SERIOUS

MINNEAPOLIS December
because
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-15

Bandits got away with $4,000 by rob
hing an express office at Exshaw, a
station on the Canadian Pacific rail
road.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-15
TRANSLATOR OF "QUo vADIs" DIES.
December 15miah Curtin the author and cee
brated standphi ere

popularity known the translator from the
Senkewic
his actively
with of
familiar
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SLAVE DRIVERS ARE:
HEAVILY PUNISHED

PENSACOLA
$1,000 s5ooo
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HOUSE INCREASES SALARIES.

WASHINGTON raising the
salaries of President Speaker
Cabinet to a
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APPOINTED AMERICAN AMBASSA[

MEXICO Creel of the state Of Chihu
anpoined as the Ambassador
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15-The Mexican government has assumed the ener
ad lines within the republic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
Aissks Coal Claim.
Babies Travel lIeaa

An extremely bsaagliui 10, a =
very latest style Baby Grand. ~.
by the famous chicksrlsg a a.
Of Boston. have Just been fso.g,.l
By y. z Johnston Co. ths ~
known plano dealers, At 20, sseszs
av.
The assortment. especially =
ieeicd for the holidays. Is he unf
superb ever shown IN he ~
These dainty chickerinr sBst,s.
win undoubtedly bring ara, II :
many homes IA this city ca xnn
morning The display ID aisrsr,,z
much favorable atfanfi0r On =
count 81 the extremely lssr.:sa
architectural designs and e1rslssz
tonal qualities Of the innrure,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06

HluHr OK fHE LAKE,
uy,sreas q People are euylng lets n
this hsausifui satafh houes lots eoetcs
-, front lots ana business lots slma.i
aixrn asaY 81
RAINIER BEACH
such prices - and no with o "a
90 down and o rsonthly. show whT iat.
are selling - fast
ruEE GUARANTEED TITLE
DISCOUNT FuW ALL CASH
no nrftNaHes. No notes. no expenses
Compare tracts Hnd priees With others en-
the market ana Heu will b. convinced that
eur prices are from unesisth % ore fhtra
the price, asked for lots tstwasn e.afft.
snd me iase Grand View. wide sfreaaa
aidewhlks Cedar river wster. schools
Churches stores hundreds 90 homes All
harry families. Take Washington street
csrer u minute ssfVice. g. ticket esa NJ
Weed office ~ Rainier Beach. 90
C. X HTuRTEvANT. owner.
aQi heHton Block -sss&
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Imported Nottingham
Lace Curtains

~ inndouiH. III Second aR#
consider these prices nottingham
curtains. conventional design ] i
yard wide. yards long. .or she
Cluny curtains. Ia rich and heana#
ful designs. worth 81 90. ~ ffas a
o. 90 grade sg4g. B0blnei eufinina
very dainty. ia pure white. z u
yards long. vide rufflea. 90 fias
pair. 1000 pairs beautiful Marie
Aatoineite designs, worth q 90. for
Csc These special prices for Fri
day and Saturday only -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06

A. meeting - the Seattle Pro-
duce Mems association yesterday n
communication saa read from the
Seattle branch of the Nntlouai A.
sneiafiou ~ credit Men. ASKING their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06

Get your hot afr furnaces at Geo
II WOodh0uae Co. and n will give
YOU satisfaction. ll2 University st.
Arcade building
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a e loltSbfnS a 81
ihaaes Aaia nj lac A ttia.

a e laItNsfOS a 81
Haaass 4 "a q pgrHs bleak
fhaaes Mata nj ihe- ttias
lots ssslst tsie Avs south q a.aisea.
fsteg
uaaA s.feasn bnessfn house IA eotie0
ffnm street - street un t@F itnss "a min
sfrs tfgsn ftaHeaf square.
Il BE
Ccrnsf nsis Ftsst Ave ssati = snap
that riii - Etsksa ~ Ssieeif,
Ilt1o
lea sixiH. fIHst Ave. wsst. l tlesk ffeas
So PER ACHE
y sEfes hisrA aamf sUili al i#NsA taita
sslns 1ega unsass u sFfinss fieee = ss9l
waisT elases g. iafpssi Mnltaf nstN "a the
smidt nhtaa ffata asefiAs. Ghe@sAssi
pgiss u iah3 % the eaafNsA
rtaa
acres skeAas tanA , ~ hs4tins trait.
tsianes r4ttsHss ayes tsfa.qa hasss5 ass
tahtihs raftns 81 sfraat fseisi ftass
y isrss fatiis sse stiffsftsi saiass fF,ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
Insane Over Rsllaie,

Religious insanity ssddenlv -.
poasession = Andres TripAsn -.
night On the Jefferson haH u. -
Immediately arrested BY polIs.
ficefs and taken 70 the slaiios y. I.
Afterwards taken 20 the count. 80
for examination today ~
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-
cooperation Ia an s,t.m..
cure additional uassags N z -
lelhinrH o. iaw smpous,,,s - ~ "a.
o. secure from any &C.,. 'ft1llofs
inF 'rs1lt bg reason n 4 ,' gsls'h.
connection win eefials h ,..''n q
books m the house. N sa '....s he
NOT mhfb iu Ten days h i
Permanent csnal Lodi
H'pf"-'nfaiiRa fHmgb,s-
.n' ''','m NJ Al washlng,,., mad
iffH1y uat he you'd asE ~, w "a.
inf permanent loet =. j, ''..fss
,,h'"S''a saaal. to lake n. -, -.
81 ihe wooden aHs proposso p'es
+ ~ officer Carr Resigns.
'ffi.sf - y carr -
''i'i gay afternoon from An. -
H. police dsfaf'ment. o. 49, -
haa boon d member 10, s z
y'hfs De Intends 70 10 ina ,' ~,
neHH fDr bimsaif "D Dest.
800 Foe Irish Tsui.,
Iif' hu died aaIiara h. a.
Evan DrIfnIha demand, ~ ~ ~
kIiiinE of BE ifiah tsryle, - =
aeii ~ bg WaIler ua,.... nys.'
sh"Yii'uf The complain w.. 49,
ii'F morning Ia The superior s,a,..
minnsteta Club.
Ih' hinEssata club vii ho.e a
Important meeting tonight Il
rooms ~ tha Alaska club a..
work has already been don. ,a l.s
an appropriation f4r a sis,s e,...a
at thr itfs arpa. NT
bto~ssssYs MAKE Ese.p.
ihf'F Japanese si8Wawavs
~ he Immigration office 4,
Townsend. made their sseaps ~ 80
day night b. pfying open ~ .,.'
IN front ~ ar open sindow
trace ~ TIA missing jan -. =
been found ~
insans Over Religion.
Religious Insanity sudae,i.
poaHessi0n - Au1res TriDhsn -
night o. The Jefferson haH "a.
Immediately arrested BY polls.
ficefs and taken 10 the stst,os
afterwards taken 20 the esar,, -
for examination today. ~
Struck By Street Ca,
Andrew Jeapefaou. a labo,s, -
struck by a Lake Union s,,.,.
last night Ia trent u the M. -.
quarters. Third and Main !, =.
slightly injured lie was az,
The Wayuids hospital. wher. ~
covered sufficiently IN q sl,er, ~
70 20 home
= Aissks Coal clsir,s
The Interior department AZ ~.
insfon has decided that "a. -,
dents order. Prohibiting All ,p,--
on coal innds IN Alaska. l. A.,
tfpaciiYe The result Of mr. -
sion IL that al persons who ~.
filed claims before the asss ~ !.
presidents order will be sllo~s, !.
prove up their Claims n othsr -,
diiions are complied win.
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PHONE YOUR WANT 40

PRONE YOUR WANT 40
- The star-M Main ietei Ind
ifss, The star will call and cole
lrct the hili, ana Wi ssnd 70
you the answers Go youf al when
addressed care The star"
RATES ron CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS, struA'
TON WANTED, h1 Up
wAN1Ep AND AL OTHER
ADS. ONE cENr a WORD.
Seven words or fractions -
words to tho line, cash In adj
vance. When charEod to ac-
count actual number Il lines a.
set viii be counted. Minimum
btu for an Had." 80 cents Hal
lard Want Al Agency. 7 IT,
Mullen. sat ballard Az orr
city Hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06

The hinHssata club vii, ho.a =
Important meeting ionigb, \. =
rooms ~ tie Alaska club "a. -
work has already been done ,as.. .'
an appropriation Tor a ats,s e'..' a
ai thf SOC arpa psI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
SPECIALS
VACANT LOTS.

tq0o-Nice level lots near Rainier Rouis
ward easy terms
faga-t'nrner on queen Anne. ntra view
ftNN~lhreo iatHl CORNER a. Green lake
city wafer elegant view
h,op lot IN South Seattle on the uatr
business street
" n0-fine o.fuut let near the unlNeF.
atty improvements paid
q. ioo-rlne lots at Smiths Cove near the
railruad
q. ioo-Lot on 18th. north o. Madison a.
10
q. soo-nlcck q large lots near the uni.
Vcrsity
y 500 corner on izth. south q Madison
eoNtqo
q. too-Fine lot on Mslrcso. near Howell
worth 81 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06
Two aoon t0ra

TWO econ LOTS
HELoN MARKET PRICE.
Lots n ana ta. biark 4 Nuaa Addition
Tor l.tta These are al least teta hslaa
market price IN this viCinitF cd asasss
sifest Zach bot e. texio, level and clear
- only 81 feet from car line. un PIE.
mont ballard Boulevard. ~ you want an
investment that means a euod pfofit sa.sn.
investigate this
RuTHERFoHu. HIGGINS a EIIIuTT
$40 Coiman BIDS.
Main goss a sus
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LOCAL FLASHES


q W Matthews. local secretary q
the United States civil service viii
supervise the civil service eEHmlHHs
iionH to be held Ia Seattle begin
ufnu nfe IL
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RAINIER BEACH acre and half acre
iracts iaaQ % $50. easy terms why not
own your own home ana stop paying rent 2
VIII loan you money a. build You can
faisa large garden. weep chickens and
have free rood. is minutes car service.
o. fare city water These large fFaata are
tsinH sold a. one half the price asked for
adjoining property See I y Spencer A.
Rainier Beach station, % call at boe Marion
building -7ae-p
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NEW EVERETT fNTERuHHkH.
EfGHTf AcUEA half bottom land. all
level Gpaf soil. nice creek o. 20
TIN ACRES. partly cleared. o. go.
FIVE ACRES. f0oo
TIVH ACHES. no
IfFF ACHES $50.
"a ACHEF. f4u
All Easy Terms
ROBERT MATTBY
aia 80 Ell Alaska uulidinK "a
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4nHEN a nafEH
Nmgafs Hsiielna
ftfo-rhs 49, tsss 80 ~ 80 aausl
..i 49, ~, -. = t,. - wsS ss.,a. Is
"a ssis fssEs = = QUICK 81 - Il Etfs
- reg f#N - QUICKLY
o - go s3sh. t4iases 90 saaafhss
sragas pssisss esss- s 90 aas uas rius
lsweslsls stnsat1ns shf nfs gasas W.
.sas-it So ss..,.sr i.ss-n ss.As.as.
a. 8srh issstiass IN sishin fsp
xfsg rafafnasa taNtis ttis Fftes shhssi
~iaiae -. $50. sasstss go ss.ss fa
.senrg - ~ ass ~ - sssau -
fFa We 50 asAs $50 seus assuss-
rHHNs . anfru
I 49, 49, : 49, - 80
~iih tsr, = - fiss sst "a .sfs
So hair htfas ffsas so Hfs so -
f.saf V sssaHf atess issassy 4 w1H
ssasttif A. iti5isasa csif sasa ass
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aafs ~ tsa e So nass ftrlnssstse thts
p4.rs = ~ nsN sat Flshf ~ - eats. ths
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at'upos.K. nelfl "A a runaear.
- hz4iss hAda
NouN IS MU&FffIf FAfnfNFa
81 ruM sfN NatM ffuf'aE AND
NSNi4N tor. n~N HAnEk FNuM ekH
line rhHMa ts# CASH. BALANCE 81
NfNnftfr HruW
Nuua ~ col aAN Ht.u4
Hfs~FaN9 tafN fkf
tfaew kepsas ttaffs ffasa ~ HHs
ssran ifasi fst.s . - rorfns - tzsf
cnAnfEH r ADAMS
- eeiasen HHs
NAN hEVEN HIM CoTvAuN
Nlrs halls and saahfrFi iafre nafasr -
ffAis fest tee hiasAs frpsn car ttas. q. 80
uunnsos souur CO
nv ~ rlss - ~ ttts -sf
4 ffasnE FnM
rOH-gtfEAr
CHEAP eNn 81 katssas ffrsn $50 q
fsaf sufae hees s sffss TsFsas ~ saHn
81 rer ranfh So Iiiiiusra eashfsf -
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-06

Three Japanese stowaways
~ 'he Immigration office n -.
Townsend made their sseape ~
DAY night By pfylng open ths ,..'s -
IN front ~ an open sindow >
trace ~ ife Nursing Japs -. y
been found. ~
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sirueL b. st,,., =.

Andrew ieapefaou. a LAHORE,
struck BY a Like Union s,se., -
ias' night u front q the firs 49,
quarters Third and Main a =.
slightly injured lie was tss., !.
The Waynids hoapitai. where 4. :.
covered sufficiently IN q shert ~.
10 40 hofua ~
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FoR sALt-FARNs AND rANos

FkaA uARaAfH . sefss, hshiF I'm.
Nfpyst y aafss 10 cultivation. haiHnns
partly eissfea az fsnfsd sna sFaaa fsHesf
fins afyhafa q ~ bsaFins trees 81 Aiaas
a small nuts ssfcnm plastrfsa taqas.
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