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THE THEATERS
Continued from Page 8.
Lost in New York"

Manager Cox of the Grand theatre
has booked for a three nights engage
ment at his popular playhouse that ia
nous production Lost in New York"
Its date with us starts on Thursday
next. and from the way reports are
coming in our people can expect to see
the grand old play completely re-
modelled and IN a fine new dress. yet
with that touching story still upper
most throughout, and which has lived
for eighteen years. Lost i'm New
York" is not as new as some of the Of
ferings recently seen by our theatre
gOers. this fact. perhaps, being respon-
sible for the unlimited faith the pub
lie seems TO have in the performances,
for there is not a particle of doubt but
that the piece is playing to larger re-
turns that any of the new bidders for
public patronage. for the great East
river scene, with a practical steam
launch with a carrying capacity for
ten persons, the realistic escape of Jen-
ME in the row boat. Madison Square
garden and other familiar scenes In
and about the metropolis. still bring
capacity business 10 this ever welcome
comedy drama. A Saturday matinee is
announced.
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Pierpont, who found YsOnde and ny
self lying unconscious on the lake
shore, the morning after. saw no trace
of corpse or blood on the sands. He
may have fallen into the lake. but
fear and YsOnde fears that he is alive.
We never were able to find either her
dwelling place or the glade and the
fountain again. The only thing that
remains TO her of her former life is
the gold serpent in the Metropolitan
museum and her golden globe. the
symbol of the Kuen-Yuin; but the lat
ter no longer changes color.
David and the dogs are waiting for
me i'm the court yard as i write. Pier
pont is in the gun room loading shells.
ard Howlet brings him mug after
mug of my ale from the wood. Ysonde
bends over my desk-I feel her hand
on my arm, and she is saying, Don't
YOU think you have done enough for
today, dear? How can you write such
silly nonsense without a shadow of
truth or foundation"
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coal glowed hotter Coal. 1t was not
coal but golden globe staining the
night with crimson f1ames-it was the
symbol of the Kuen-Yuin.
See! See" gasped Ysonde, trem-
bling violently, ''see the moon rising
from between his finsers. Oh, /
thought it was my stepfather and it
is Yue-Laou. the Maker of Moons-nol
no! 1t is my stepfather-ah, God. they
are the samer'
Frozen with terror, l stumbled to my
knees, cropping for my revolver which
bulged in my coat pocket; but some
thing held me-something which bound
me like web in a thousand strong
silky meshes- 1 struggled and turned
but the web grew tighter; it was over
us-an around us. drawing, pressing us
into each others arms until we lay
side by side, bound hand and body and
root, palpitating, painting like pair of
Melted pigeons.
And the creature on the shore below,
What was my horror to see a MOON
huge, silyery, rise like bubble from
between his fingers, mount higher.
higher into the still air and hang aloft
in the midnight sky. while another
moon rose from his fingers, and an
other and yet another. until the vast
span OF heaven was set with moons and
the earth sparkled like a diamond in
the white glare
A great wind began to blow from the
east and II bore to our ears a long
mournful howl-a cry so unearthly that
for moment our hearts stopped.
The Yeth hounds" sobbed Ysonde
do you hear!-they are passing
through the forest, The Kin is neary
Then ali around US in the dry sedge
grasses came a rustic as if some small
animals were creeping, and a damp
acrid odor filled the air. I knew the
smell, ] saw the spidery crab-Iike crea-
tures swarm out around me and drag
their soft yellow hairy bodies across
the shrinking grasses They passed
hundreds of them. poisoning the air
tumbling, wTithing, crawling with their
blind mouthless heads raised. Birds
half asleep and confused by the dark
ness, fiuttered away before them in
helpless fright. rabbits sprang from
their forms, weasels glided away like
flying shadows. What remained of the
forest creatures rose and fled from the
loathsOme invasion: ] heard the squeak
of a terrified hare. the snort of STAN
peding deer. and the numbering gallop
of a bear; and all the time / was chok-
ing. half suffoeated by the poisoned
air
Then as J struggled to free myself
from the silken snare about me, | cast
a glance Of deadly fear at the sorcerer
below, and at the same moment | saw
him turn in his tracks.
Haiti cried voice from the bushes.
"Barris!" / shouted. half leaping up
in my agony.
! saw the sorcerer spring forward,
! heard the bang! bang, bang! of re-
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The Maker of Moons.

cloud-burst far back in the forest ?
This was the only way I could ac-
count for it. and yet when 1 had
crossed the Weir Brook 1 had not no.
ticed that it was swollen.
And as l lay there thinking, a faint
breeze sprang up and / saw the sur
face of the lake whitg >t-h lifted
lily pads.
All around me the alders We're sigh
ing; / heard the forest behind me stir;
the crossed branches rubbing softly,
bark against bark Something-it
may have been an oWl-sailed out of
the night, dipped, SCARED, and was
again engulfed, and far across the wa
ter l heard its faint cry, Ysonde.
Then first, for my heart was full. /
cast myself down upon my face, call
ing on her name. My eyes were wet
when / raised my head-for the spray
from the shore was drifting in again
and my heart beat heavily; mo
more, no more" But my heart lied.
for even as l raised my face to the
calm stars, / saw her standing still,
close beside me; and very gently l
out both hands.
II was lonely" she said, "and I went
to the glade. but the forest is full of
frightened creatures and they fright
ened me. Has anything happened in
the woods? The deer are running to-
ward the heights"
Her hand still lay in mine as we
moved along the shore, and the lap
ping of the water on rock and shallow
was no lower than our voices.
why did you leave me without a
word, there at the fountain in the
glade?" she said.
81 leave you!-"
Indeed you did. running swiftly
with your dog. plunging through
thickets and brush-oh-you fright
ened me-"
did l leave you 500"
"Yes-after-"
"After?'
You had kissed me-
Then We leaned down together and
looked into the black water set with
stars, just as we had bent together
over the fountain in the glade
do you remember" l asked
Yes. See, the water is inlaid with
silver stars-everywher white lilies
floating and the stars below. deep.
deep down"
What is the flower you hold in
your hand?"
white water lotus"
Tell me about Yue-Laou. Dill Nbu
of the Kuen-Yuin." ! whispered. lift
ing her head so / could see her eyes.
Would it please you to hear?"
Yes, Ysonde"
'All that l know is yours. now as
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Yes. the Kuen-Yuin are sorcerers;
Yue-Laou is a sorcsrer"
Have you seen sorcery?"
Yes. the reptile satellite of the
Kin
Anything else?"
symbol of the kuen-Yuin. Have YOU
seen it change-have you seen the rep
tiles writhe-''
Yes said / shortly, and then re-
manned silent, for a sudden shiver of
apprehension had seized mel Barris
also had spoken gravely, oninousIy, of
the sorcerers, the Kuen-Yuin, and /
had seen with my own eyes the craven
reptiles turning and twisting on the
glowing globe.
STILL" said ], aloud. God lives and
sorcery is but a name"
"Ah," murmured Ysonde. drawing
closer to me, they say, in Yian, the
Kuen-Yuin live; God is but a name"
They lie." I whispered fiercely.
BE careful" she pleaded, they may
hear you. Remember that you have
the mark of the dragons claw on your
brow"
What of it?" 1 asked, thinking also
of the white mark on Barris' arm.
"Ah, you don't know that those who
are marked with the dragons claw are
followed by Yue-Laou. for good or for
evil-and the evil means death if you
offend him?"
do you believe that?' 1 asked i'm
patiently.
IT know it," she sighed.
who told you ali this? Your step
father? What in heavens name is he
then-a Chinaman"
Il don't know; he is not like you''
"Have-haye you told. him anything
about me?"
He knows about you-no, / have
told him nothing-ah. what is this
see-it is cord, a cord of silk about
your neck-and about miner
Where did that come from"
asked, astonished.
1T must bet must be Yue-Laou
who binds me to you-it is as my step
father said-he said Yue-Laou would
bind US"
Nonsense" said almost roughly,
and seized the silken cord, but to my
amazement it melted in my hand like
smoke.
What is all this damnable jug
glery?" | whispered angrily, but my
anger vanished as the words were
spoken, and . conVulsive shudAer
shook me TO the feet. Standing on the
shore of the lake. a stones throw
away. was z figure, twisted aud bent
"a little old man. blowing sparks from
d live coal which he held in his naked
hand. The coal glowed with Increasing
radiance. lighting up the skuIl-like
face above it. and threw a red glow
over the sands at his feet. But the
facei-thc CHASTITY Chinese face on
which the light fiickered-and the
snaky siitted eyes. sparkling as The
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hind her stole a lynx. eyes shining like
Goals.
He neither paid attention to the doe
nor to me, but loped away toward the
north.
The lynx was in flight.
From what?" I asked myself, Won
, dering. There was no forest fire, no
cyclone, no flood.
If Barris had passed that way could
he have stirred W this sudden exc
dus? Impossible; even a regiment in
the forest could scarcely have put to
rout these frightened creatures
, What on earth,'' thought I. turning
~ watch the headlOng flight of a fish
er-c~;. what on earth had started
the beasts out at this time of night"
l looked up into the sky. The placid
glow of the fixed stars comforted me
and l stepped on through the narrow
spruce belt that leads down to the
borders of the Lake of the Stars.
Wild cranberry and mOose-bush en-
twined my feet, dewy branches spat-
tered me with moisture, and the thick
spruce needles scraped my face as I
threaded my way over messy logs and
deep spongy tussocks down to the
level gravel of the lake shore.
Although there was no wind the
little waves were hurrying in from the
lIhE anu uSdfu lIitil SPidSlAitiS
among the pebbles. In the pale star
glow thousands of water lilies lifted
their half-closed chalices toward the
sky.
1 threw myself full length upon the
shore, and, chin on hand, looked out
across the lake.
Splash. splash, came the waves along
the. shore, higher, nearer until a film
of water, thin and glittering as a knife
blade. crept up to my elbows, l could
not understand it: the lake was ris-
ing, but there had been no rain. All
along the shore the water was running
up; l heard the waves among the
sedge grass; the weeds at my side
We're awash in the ripples. The lilies
rocked on the tiny waves, every wet
pad rising on the swells. sinking, ris-
ing again until the whole lake was
glimmering with undulating blossoms.
How sweet and deep was the fragrance
from the lilies. And now the water
was ebbing, slowly, and the waves re-
coded, shrinking from the shore rim
until the white pebbles appeared
again. shining like froth on a brim-
ming glass.
No animal swimming out in the
darkness along the shore, no heavy
salmon surging, could have set the
whole shore afiood as though the wash
from a great boat were rolling in.
Could it have beenu the overflow,
through the Weir Brook, of some
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| am yours, all that | am. Bend closer.
Is it of Yue-Laou YOU would know?
Yue-Laou is DziI-Nbu Of the Kuen-
YUM. He lived in the moon. He is
oid-very, very old, and once, before
he came to rule the Kuen-Yuin, he
was the old man who unites with a
silken cord all predestined couples.
after which nothing can prevent their
union. But all that is changed since
he came to rule the Kuen-Yuin. Now
he has perverted the Xin--the good
Cs6 of China-and has fashioned
from their warped bodies a monster
which he calls the Kin. This monster
is horrible, for it not only lives in Its
own body, but it has thousands of
'loathsome satellites-living creatures
without mouths. blind. that move
when the Kin moves. like a mandarin
and his escort. They are part of the
Kin although they are not attached.
Yet IL one of these satellites is injured
the Kin writhes with agony. 1t is
fearful-this huge living bulk, and
these creatures spread out like sew
cred fingers that wrEggle around a
hideous' hand"
Who told you this?''
My step-father"
do you believe it?''
Yes. I have seen one of the Xin's
creatures"
Where, Ysonde?"
Here in these woods
Then you believe there is a Kin
here?"
There must be-perhaps in the
lake
"Oh, Xins inhabit lakes?"
yes, and the seven seas. I am not
afraid here"
''Why?'
Because I wear the symbol of the
Kueh-Yuin.'
Then / am not safe" 1 smiled.
''Yes, you are, for I hold you in my
arms Shall ] tell you more about the
Kin? When the Kin is about to do to
death a man the Teth-hounds gallop
through the night"
DEP"
''The Yeth-hounds are dogs without
heads. They are the spirits of muir
dered children, which pass through the
woods at night, making wailing
noise"
DO you believe this?"
yes. for I have worn the yellow
lotus
'.The yellow lotus"
yellow is the symbol of faith
Where"
III ldD. she Sdiu IdlIllN
After while / said. .'Ysondc, you
know there is God?"
God and Xangi are one"
Have you ever heard of Christi
No" she answered softly
The wind began again among the
tree tops. l felt her hands closing in
mine
''Ysonde," I asked again. do you be
lieVe in sOrcerers?"
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yoiver and, as the Sorcerer fell on the
waters edge, / saw Barris jump out
into the white glare and fire again,
once. twice. three times. into the
writhing figure at his feet.
Then an awful thing occurred. Up
out of the black lake reared a shadow,
nameless shapeless mass, headless,
sightless. gigantic. gaping from end to
end.
a great wave struck Barris and he
fell, another washed him up on the
pebbles. another whirled him back into
the water and then-and then the
thing fell over hin-and / tainted.
X !: =
This, then, is all that l know con-
corning Yue-Laou and the Kin. | do
not fear the ridicule of scientists or
of the press. for / have told the truth.
Barris is gone and the thing that
killed him is alive today in the Lake of
the Stars, while the spider-like satei-
lites roam through the Cardinal woods.
The game has fled. the forests around
the lake are empty of any living crea-
lures save reptiles that creep when the
Kin moves in the depths of the lake.
General Drummond knows what he
has lost in Barris and we, Pierpont
and ], know what we have lost also.
His will we found I'm the drawer. the
key of which he had handed me. 1t
was wrapped in a bit of paper on which
was written:
"Yue-I.aou the sorcerer is here in
the Cardinal woods. | must kill him
or he win kill me. He made and gave
to me the woman ] loved-he made
her-I saw him-he made her out of a
white water-lotus bud. When our
child was born, he came again before
J loved. Then, when I refused, he went
away. and that night my wife and
child vanished from my side. and I
found upon her pillow a white lotus
bud. Roy, the woman of your dream,
Ysonde. may be my child. God help
you if YOU love her, for Yue-Laou will
give-and take away. as though he
We're Xangi. which is God. I will kill
Yue-Laou before 1 leave this forest
or he will kill me.
"FRANKLYN BARRIS."
Now the world knows what Barris
thought of the Kuen-Yuin and of Yue-
Laou. l see that the newspapers are
just becoming excited over the glimpses
that Li-Hung-C has afforded
them of Black Cathay and the demons
of the Kuen-Yun. The Kuen-Yuin are
on the move.
Pierpont and / have dismantled the
shooting box in the Cardinal woods.
We hold ourselves ready at a moments
notice to join and lead the first govern
ment party to drag the Lake of the
Stars and cleanse the forest of the era b
reptiles. But il will be necessary that
large force assemblies, and a Well
armed force, for We never have found
the body of Tue-Laou, and living or
dead, l fear him. Is he living?
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Its the constant dripping of the 0ater that the stone
It's the little monthly payment that adds comfort the home.
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We have a large lot of Remnants
of carpets and We will close at 80 per
cent off
Portieres-We are giving 20 per cent
discount. on all Portieres and Rope
also and Leather.
Bedding-We are showing the larg-
est line in the city at 20. per cent dis
count.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, Oct. 21, 1907
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
o. steamer 4 Verona Ger Feyen, July 49, Shanghai
= I1yns Kong 30, Singapore August Colombo
Iunch E5ye 4 a. a. rott SAD = and Als!ers 80 TO
't eis i-'-9eE a.. Len Quarantine AZ a
Ian Ss % with passengers ana Indse. Left
sLgaHsr Kansas cy dD Frankand Bristol october
TiT ia swansea . TO James rAeli Co. with mdse Ar
to S' fh5 I RSss French philadelphia October 20
Steamer Nuestria CFr2. Thumin Marseies September
r. Pileus % Patraa 30 Almefia October . and 81
storage passengers and udse. Arrived the Bar al
steamer Republic 1Br. McCauey, Boston October %
10 ne White Star Line. in ballast WIN
steamer Al,ai Ger Tlircbof Colon october IL Santa
"a 10 ana iHaeua H. to the Hamburg American Line,
5saesT Casilaa 5 smith Rosario August 2s
T o.; s s October 2 iayaIia and Boston 10.
H. Curacao -, La GuayEa Il IT, to Bout
on bHss DaIlet with Al passengers. mails ndse.
steamer Oregonisn. curtis Puerto Mexico October y
70 DeaI born Lapham d Co. with mdse. Arrived
the B6s 2"g 81 e. %s u REens"s oSto to
IS az %rh m ae b56 quarantine at $40 M
TIC Guney Petroleum 60. with oil Left Quarantine
steamer Porto Rico, Delano Baltimore to II c Foster
WITH mdse Left Quarantine at 1:35 D m.
{
Henderson Son. with mdse Arrived at Bar at
Steamer C3r), Carey, Barbados October IL Mar
Unique and Dominica Il, Guadeloupe Antigua and s.
Kits 10. ST Croix and st Thomas IG to Outerbrdge
& Co with Is passengers mails and mdss Arrived at
steamer Rotterdam Dutch Boyesen Amsterdam Or
tober 3, 10 Philip Ruprecht, In ballast Anchored in
Quarantine D
Steamer Paso. Knowles Galveston October "A n
the Southern Pacific Co. with adse. Passed in Sandy
Hook az 1903 . m.
Caribee CBrl Ellis Trinidad and Grenaa, oeto
Der 10 10 the Trinidad Shipping and Trading Co with
ns3se. Arrived at the Bar AZ 6:15 a
Steamer Manzaniuo Cuban, Curtis Guantanamo Octo-
Der u to the New York and Cuba Co with ndse
Arrived the Bar 1894 n m.
Steamer Hanover Ger. Traue, Baltimore
To oerchs Co with mdse
Steamer California tT}r) new 5.4O2 tons
gov and Neville October Il. TO Anderson Bros with
$3.50 cabin 458 seere passengers and mdse Arrived
tn" Bar at 20 n m.
steamer Bradford Oer). Thomson Antonio October
u, TO the United Fruit CO. with fruit Arrived
20 the CompaRne Generate Transatlantique with 300
cabin ard 0s steerage passengers and mdse at
the Bar al $40 m.
Steamer Dutch Boyesen Amsterdam Octo-
Der 20 Philip Ruprecht, In ballast Arrived
at p
Steamer Santiago Cuban. o'Keefe. Tampco October
12 10 the New York Cuba So Co. with mdse
Arrived al the Bar al 91T p m
SANDY Hook n ), Oct 81. $50 n-Wind northwest:
light breeze; hazy.
SAILED
- Steamers Mongvello GtaD. for Norfolk; Dunottar
jefferson. Norfolk ard Newport News: Philadelphia,
passed out Sandy Hook 7:is a N; Sarnia ttier
Fortune Island and Savanila; Regina cubaal saxaas
City Of Birmingham. Savannah.
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LARGE UPTOWN SALE.
SITE TO BE IMPROVED.
Charles r. Nammack adds to His
Realty Holdings.

The volume Of business transacted IN 'he 80
estate market yesterday was small one % -
rrincir,al transactions the sale py fteueI'c n
uitrel COR John D. CrimTlins 70 Palermo Bros u
a Mot 5azlOo feet on the south side OF LoIh g.
175 feet west Of Broadway The buyers VIII eie0'
a nine story high class apartment building similar
20 two Just completed by them and ac]olhihg lne
site on the west
T. & G. Pfomm have sold for M X van ttenSSe
1aer No 40 East 10Th st. four story and base
-neut dwelling house. 20 10Xl00 feet to Charles T.
Nar7ruack The buyer owns adjoining parcel
Henry g Lytton took title yesterday TO parcel
= Gx irregular Al the southeast corner Of 9TH ST
and 9Th ave, from Rosalnd NJ. Samson. The
premises ara opposite the 9Th st station OF the
Morton St tunnel route.
william f. Harmon said yesterday that Wood,
Harmon & Co. viii formally open next month the
fifth Of its tracts at South New York, Steten ISL
and The tract Will be called 81. George Heights
II IS situated on Glove Hill. OF the highest
tracts On Staten Island 800 feet south of Addition
No. l Every lot in this addition has fine view
Of the surrounding country Three trolley lines
pass the property.
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IN TIE AUCTION ROOMS.

The Real Estate Exchange salesrooms yesterday 10
seph P. Day sold in foreclosure G16 sth
Eve story brick tenement house with store, lot 2X
feet Dry Dock Savings Institution Minnie
Fabblni for $500 The due about s4.65o.
foreclosure T35 9th story
brick house. q 25xe23 feet Joseph
Rossnzweig sor S29,G35. The amount due wss about
sI1OO0
Mr. Day VIII Offer sale today IN the auction
Nos ait 6sth 1T. two story
houses plot T5xlo05 three six story brick fat
houses OF plot go 11x120 feet southwest
Issth 18Th and vacant plot lo0x95 feet
% the north side ST. OF St AIMS
ave The McVickar-Gaflard Realty Company viii offer
IS Market Slip three story tenement house
25T46 feet and Samuel viii offer Nos 1lS5
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Bristol. Oct 2l-E1eter City Gu New York.
Cherbourg. Oct p. m-Kronpriuzessn Cecie Ger,
Hamburg oct 19-TrilIiant (Ger New York; 2Gth. 4
, m; Butcher (Geo. New York via Plymouth and
suez oct q Hudson OB nolo. Singapore and Penang
Buenos Ayres Oct l7-st Nicholas CBr. New York Via
St Lucia.
Liba9. Oct 10 LituanIa OBJ. New via Rotterdam.
Santos. oct I7-EIero Clor) New York Via PernambucO
Port said Oct 20-Braemar tBr), New York Algers
~ for Aden' Singapore etc
Southampton. Oct 2O-St Louis New York Plymouth
and Cherbourg; Atrato (Br) New York via Kingston.
Plymouth. oct II. 7;O6 a m-Kronprinzessin Cecille
CGeo. New York for cherbourg ana Bremen.
via Gibraltar and Naples
I5 remaB oct @ NsW GER New York
Queenstown. oct 81 ia Hi-Lucana (Br. New YORK
SAILED.
Havre. oct 10. 10 a INST Laurent tFr) New York
Naples oct 2l-LigIria dtap. New York.
Naples Oct 10 m-.Hamburg (GeD. New York,
Montevideo Oct i@-3elle Of scotland CBr, New York.
Shields, oct 2o-Apolda Ger, Hamburg for New York
Almeria. Oct l5-Alberta AusD. New York.
AlBiers. oct l1-kasenga Br). from New York for
Fiume. oct l0-Pannonia (Rr). New York
Copenhagen. Oct is--Keatucky dam. New York
Calais. Oct iH-Cen MaelnIon (Brl from Antwerp for
Bouiogne oct 90 ? a m--Noordam Dutch New York
Colombo. Oct lS-Dracheufels GER Boston and New
I.arbados. Oct Is Terence asr, New York.
Che oars. oct 10 ? HINew York New York York
t!suss). New York. -
St MchaeIs oct 2l-orincco r) Southampton for Bar-
bados. Colon. etc, and NeN York.
Dunnet Head. oct 2O-Pauia GER from NeW York:
seiy. oct 2GEls;e Marie tGef New York f"r Amster
dam: 2lst N9ordam tDusch). Rotterdam and Boulosns
Gibraltar OCT sI-Lodoyca CAus Trieste New York,
Re dItaia QtaD. Genoa for New York
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER q.
TRANsPAClEIc NAL G

LeStI-a' -on and steamer. Close IN New York.
japan, Corca Chiaa Ind Philippine Isl
an,ts VIA Vancouver and Victoria b O
r-EmPress Of emma .....:... oct "a. 900 m
dressed only. VIA ScatUe)-AN Marr Oct "a 600 N
Hawaii japan, Corea. China Philip
pine Islands via san FraIciscoD-Nip-
:, p9n NaT u oct %. 600 m
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samoan Islands, FIJI Islands and New
Caledonia via Vancouve. and Victoria
,rI B I?- Nov. Nov 3. 500 m
pine Islands via San Francisco)-
rI D2rio 3, 600 m
FFancsoo)-daripOsa H. 600 m