Weekly Sun, 15 February 1913
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Title Section17 1913-02-15 1 THE Weekly Sun 126. CROSS STREET. SINCA^u-^ NO. 129. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1913. PRICE 10 CENTS.17 words
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Advertisement294 1913-02-15 1 Real Nottingham Lace Curtains. Kine effectiTe Design, m White or Ecru. M 1* by 3 yaitU. Price $1.50 pair. The Mysore Reversible Rug. Size 24 x s(ftnches. PRICb $2.50 each. I The Portland Floor Rug. >erior hemp, oriental and floral designs, fringed ends. Size 23 x 48". PRICE $!.:>0 each.294 words
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Advertisement359 1913-02-15 1 UNEQUALED VALUE IN TAPESTRY AND JUTE FLOOR COVERINGS. The Manx Jute r S^ Carpet Square. jfsfr ,'lgZl Q 6T M greatly reduce prices. Jute Stajr Carpeting. Size 3x 3 yards. Fawn Ground with Red Border. Size 36 inches. ki colours. Red or Blue. PRISK 0.80 cents per yard. PRICE $32.50359 words
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Advertisement41 1913-02-15 1 EvSflwfiSLaflHHH fMlm II I Hemstitched Cotton Sheets. Fine quality cloth. Free fron filling. a Size 2x3 yds. Price $5.50 pair WP TADDV LARGEST STOCK OF COIR MATS MATTINGS lINI IHE S.S. or F.M.S. THEREFORE THE LU W bu 1 PRICES. I41 words
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Article550 1913-02-15 2 Amusing Blunders Seen m the Press. i Very ludicrous are the mistakes whicl appear from time to time m newspapers Below will be found a curious assortment of print* rV errors which have appearec from time to time iii various publications "Spaniels For sale, three health dogs, (»ft.550 words
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Article451 1913-02-15 2 Dryblower - Dryblower When you a^ a man who's worried, WhA has got a decent job, Who is never j^ished nor flurried For a haif-a-crown or bob When he doesn't mind his missus, With her keen, cantankerous tongue When his bucketful of blisses, i On a slender thread is hung; When451 words
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Advertisement41 1913-02-15 2 M. N. K. MOHAMED NOORDIN CO., GENERAL MERCHANTS. Boots, Shoes, Shirts, Tics, Hats, Collars, Hosiery and General Goods. 86-88, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD 8-7 TO LEND. of Kre y st° n g Od eCUrity <^ Apply Box 22. Weekly Sun," Office. 9 i41 words
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Advertisement105 1913-02-15 2 Xim <§f (80. 6B Battery Road. SINGAPORE. Sun Vat Sen and the Awakening of China by J. Cartlie C.S.Jones ...$3.30 ea. Lady Molly of Scotland Yard by Baroness Orczy .55 Life's Shop Window by Victoria Cross kk The Red Room by Wm. Le QueUX trc .oo A Girl from the105 words
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Advertisement432 1913-02-15 2 "LACTOMALTINE" REGISTERED STRENGTHENING FATTENING N PALATABLE DIGESTIBLE NUTRITIOUS I E!!\^li™ffil I I Hbal Pi t% IT AII m lii|lj II |B^B prpstrvfd b y a Kew Process, 4 H Bnjn'^ o/ th F-'ie^t Scotch Barley. M.ikJ W C enf 7 'or creating Tissue* ©f stable IMj^H illl ftw food <n432 words
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Advertisement94 1913-02-15 2 FORD! THE CAR FOR THE MULTITUDE. 1 THE PAR WITHOUT A RIVAL IN ITS CLASS. PRICE COMPLETE $1,J575. THE FORD l!S THE PROVED BEST t\ti AT A MODERATE TRICE. ITS SALES BEING THREE TIMES AS GREAT AS ANY OTHER CAR IN THE WORLD W£ARNE BROS., LTD. i LATE C. F.94 words
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Article2385 1913-02-15 3 What China Has Escaped. Principal Sources of Turkey's Revenue Pledged to Foreign Bondholders. 4 From the China Rspukjiemn of 28th ult. we take the following The special report on the Ottoman Public Debt of Sir Adam Block, the President of the Council of Administration, was issued a month2,385 words
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392 1913-02-15 3 QUEEN MARY'S EXPENDITURE FOR DRESS. Queen Mary, although she spends much more on dress now than she did as Priucens of Wale*, still spends less than the consort of any other great European sovereign. She makes her dresses last longer than her modistes like, and she goes through tho bills392 words
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Advertisement103 1913-02-15 3 I CONTINENTAL I 1 for I I Buses and heav^ fflfflerc a Vehicles. m. Ja. JS. Aw/ m. M M JL^ Hh Hh\ Jhf J hlßhw*" v Bhh .AW ■^■i j KNOWN ALL OVER THE WORLD. I I I^^L CONTINENTAL TYRE S. RUBBER Co.. Ltd. I m LULL) hit QUAY,103 words
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Article1830 1913-02-15 4 By Lim Boon-Keng, M.8., CM. ])e>pite appearances to the contrary, the Chinese have for two thousand years maintained under every disadvantage and' discouragement, a spirit of personal and communal independence, which compare* favourabiy even with the so-called liberftj m the freest state- of the west. What!1,830 words
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Article344 1913-02-15 4 A Diamond Uerchaats Petition Against Miss Fanny Ward. m AMERICAN TOUR SEQUEL.' The well-known actress, Ifiss Fanny Ward, has been divorced by her husband, Mr. Joseph Lewis, a City merchant. When the petition came before Mr. Justice Bargarve Deane no defence was offered to the charges made344 words
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Article386 1913-02-15 4 Sheriff's Bailiff Who Tried to Kiss a Circus Girl. m A FEW LIVELY MINUTES. There was iuuc 1 laughter m the court at A.thlone while a case was proceeding m which Din Gannon, a Sheriffs bailiff, sued Bernard Hayden, Stokestown, merchant, for assault under remarkable circumstances, Gannon, while386 words
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Article1437 1913-02-15 4 Lady International Golfer Sues for Damages. A dispute as to who should be the p%rtner of a professional, a pocketed ball, and the suspension of a lady international goiter, these were the subjects dealt with ft the course <^f an action m the King's Bench Division. TheReynolds - 1,437 words
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Advertisement75 1913-02-15 4 TO OUR READERS. If this paper appeals to you, give it y our practical support and encourage the only Chinese journalistic enterprise m Singapore by filling m the accompanying form and posting it to Subscription Form. To the Weekly Sun, Ltd. 126, Cross Street, Please enter my name as a75 words
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Article615 1913-02-15 5 Mr. Nellis, of Vie British American, Tobacco Co.. left for Ipoh on Monday last, to take charge of the firm* agency there. Mr. Pfeineger, of Rawan^ Estate,| who has been m Singapore on a visit to his mother, left on Monday for Kuala Lumpur, per s.s. Perak.615 words
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POLICE NEWS.
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Article352 1913-02-15 5 Chu Yong, a Cantonese, was sent to gaol by Mr. Talma for six months, for! failing to give a satisfactory account as to how he came Wy some jewellery 3 value $10. He is an old offender. P. Kutai, a Tamil, was arrested on i the chaige of robbery352 words
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Article333 1913-02-15 5 Sim Hoo Lan, pleaded guilij, before Mr. Talma to letting off fire-works at Bencoolen Street. Fined %Z. Tolasi, a Tamil, pleaded guilty, be- i fore Mr. Talma to being drunk and 1 disorderly m Arab Street Fined $1. I Tan Peow, a Hokien, was charged i before Mr. Talma333 words
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Article1310 1913-02-15 5 For keeping his coffee stall open at 1 I a.m., a Hylam was fined $3 and costs. Two Eurasians pleaded guilty to i ising criminal force to a train con- luctor at Tanjong Pagar Road. They 1 vere fined $5 each. -m Four chandu smoking saloon keep- >rs were1,310 words
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Article579 1913-02-15 5 Three Bengali bullock-cart drivers Bola, Jula and Dorika were fined $1 each for driving their carts at Serangoon Road at 7.20 p.m., 1 ast night without lights. Mutu a Tamil, was fined $2 for gambling pitch and toss m public at Kerbau Road. Three Chinese Pua Chooi, Pua Vat579 words
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Article318 1913-02-15 5 Teh Pia Knang a young Teochnw, was fined $2, by Mr. Talma for throwing sand crackers at people m Fraser Street. He pleaded guilty saying he was only having a bit of fun. The Hylam boy Swee Him Teng, who was employed by Mrs. Mey Rowell of SI Institution318 words
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680 1913-02-15 6 The Weekly Sun. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15. AUSTRALIA AND ASIATICS. To outside observers of Australian politics, where such are concerned with foreign affairs, the importance attached to what is termed The Eastern Question seems out of all proportion to the real magnitude of that question so far as the island-continent is680 words
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Article125 1913-02-15 6 The recent Hospital enquiry m Singapore over what has come to be known as the Oakley case brought to light some most illuminating statistics. Some years ago our hospital had a staff quitfc sufficient, if not more than* sufficient, for its needs. M .re recently, however, the number125 words
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Article104 1913-02-15 6 News sometimes travels more rapidly by letter than by cable. A letter reaghed here a few days %go from London, and irao aW y reliabl^ authority, to tte effect that at the time of the communication being despatched Scotland Yard had obtained information which would lead to104 words
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Article208 1913-02-15 6 There was a woman, m fact, of course, there have been women ever since a part of Adam's anatomy was secured from which to manufacture the sex, and this woman, like the first of her kind, the one who reamed through Eden, had the same great sharm208 words
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Article874 1913-02-15 6 During the week the Dallas Company has made a merry and successful repetition of the firs? four pieces present ted to Singapore audiences. Saturday vaT,u a T,. th V c con <! Performance of Baby Mine," the Woman m the Case contrived to again get herself talked874 words
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Advertisement111 1913-02-15 6 APPOIMTMEMT \IM^4 f r^;/;^ H.M. THE KING. CONTRACTORS TO m The British Admiralty. The War Office. The India Offici MILKMAID MILK LARGEST SALE IN THE WORLD. Milkmaid Milh HAS BEEN CHOSEN FOR USE IN THE GOVERNMENT IN THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS AND FEDERATED MALAY STATES PROVES THAT Milkmaid Milk I XllL111 words
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Article943 1913-02-15 7 Imperially Ctmtßlmted. I Mr. Fitzroy Gardner, formerly sub editoroftbf London* 4 Daily Chronicle," who is at present m Singapore, as Business Manager of the Dallas Comedy Company. h*s kindly given us a few of his impressions of the! East. t 'Phv subject is inexhaustible. 1 have been exactly two943 words
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Article207 1913-02-15 7 Horse racing has been termed the sport of kings, and time there waswhen even motoring was a pleasure, and that only for the wealthy, but, aviation, if suohan exhibition as the public of Singapore were privileged to seei on Saturday last is a fair criterion, 1 is the joy207 words
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Article333 1913-02-15 7 The fact that the "bowler" haf is H Imost a thing of the past will givejj luch pleasure to most wonfbn §n! ccou.it of their anything but becom-i lg shape. Many of the latest styles eing rather large and wide brimmed, uiting almost any face and most333 words
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Article443 1913-02-15 7 Ijj The latest game. Motor-Car Kisse if I c I The Secret of Eternal Youth. Laug r- ter. c r BeiJa Donna. The deadly Nigh j( >hade. ■f When a man is out of spirits hes itakes some. a The matchless cigarette would be i dreary, dismal failure.443 words
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Article23 1913-02-15 7 We witnessed a game of Golf the f her day, between four (supposed) a ?cent players. It was really Bar- t irous."23 words
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Article182 1913-02-15 7 How To Play Golf. By A. Barber We've managers on every side. Who think they know a thing or two Throughout the East, far and wide, They're always bobbing into view. No Manager, we've, I declare. Who can surpass our Garden- Hair. Soe-ie, a bedroom, m which182 words
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Article131 1913-02-15 7 I have always had respect. But I hardly think his way right When he comes down to select For a play that but a single phase of human passion shows, A. title so absurd as this What every Woman Knows." Not a single modern college.Let alone a modern131 words
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Article66 1913-02-15 7 On Thursday next, Mr. Allan Wilkie's dramatic Company will commence a eturn season at the Victoria Theatre vhen they will present, Mrs. Warren's >rofession, "Trilby" "The Bells" "As «Tou It" "She Stoops to Conluer" 'Lady Windermere's Fan" nd "A Bunch of Violets." The perormers are v^ell known to Singapore .udiences66 words
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Correspondence.
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Letter218 1913-02-15 7 To the Editor of the Weekly Sun. DEAR Str,— My attention has been called t a paragraph m your issue of 0 to-day under the above heading m which an entirely underserved slight is cast upon two unassuming visitors to your town. Despite the well-inten- Honed and hospitable218 words
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Letter146 1913-02-15 7 To the Editor of the Weekly Sun. SIR.--I observe that a performance ot the ahove play is announced to take place m Singapore. I wonder whether lit is known here that this play was prohibi.ed by the Censor m London, and th tt his decision was warmly146 words
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Article240 1913-02-15 7 ,The manager of one^of the leading grand opera ventures m America is having a warm time at the hands of his star artists. One lady, who is well known both m London and Continental musical circles, refuses to appear m losca unless she is supported by a popular French singer240 words
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Advertisement132 1913-02-15 7 VICTORIA THEATRE, Commencing Thursday, February 20, 1913. Return Visit of the Eminent Actor Hdunued bj PN. «hJ Public to be the B «.t taiented aud versatile aetres, that has ever visited the East. a Thursday, Feb. 20- Geo. Bernard Shaw's Play Mrs. WARREN'S PROFESSION. y Friday, Feb. 21 -Geo. Dv132 words
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Advertisement152 1913-02-15 8 Caldbeck Macgregor and Company. Wholesale and Retail WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, Ales, Beer and Stout Importers. Telephone No. 160. Price Lists on applicatioi BRANCHES AT LONDON, CLASCOW, SHANGHAI, HONGKONG, TIENTSIN AND WITH AGENCIES THROUGHOUT THE EAST. 13-7 |^Mnr -.-"7, r,' -,^g_ s, .^K^^liiiW^'^'^ J 1/ It I 11 1 1152 words
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Advertisement354 1913-02-15 8 WATERBURY'S A Metabolized God Liver Oil Compound J^lm* WITH REOSO r fE AND GUAIAOL OR PLAIN. —m^—m Me Labi,!: red H m cod vAj^rimi 1 1 Does Allay Fermentation— Does Aid Digestion— Does Assist Assimilation |1 n But Does NOT Disturb the Stomach. M^JLjwl H y^TK A scientific preparation of354 words
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Advertisement111 1913-02-15 8 !SS Dilwar.i 5,378 W, J, Bisliop. ss Jelunga 5,206 D. Macfadyen. m Thongvra 6,298 R. P. Fysh, R.N.R. |S8 Torilla 5,206 C. T. Swanson R.n.r Steamers are intended to sail as under: FOR PENANG AND CALCUTTA. Dilwara sails Feb. I Arratoon Apcar sails Feb. 18 i FOR HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, KOBE111 words
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CHINA NEWS.
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Article112 1913-02-15 9 Trffe Triennial Conference of the China Medical Missionary Association opened its sessions m Peking on the morning of January 13th. About 100 foreign doctor* besides several Chinese attended. In the afternoon of the 15th the delegates were giveu a reception by President Yuan Shihk'ai. The112 words
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Article92 1913-02-15 9 At ftbe request of President Yuan Shihk'ai, the MongoFTibefcin Bureau has foW tnulated and submitted the following policy to be pursued by China m Sinkiang (1 Promotion of equality between the Mohammedans and Chinese (2) protection an# defence of Sinkiang by Chinese troops (3) Freedom to open92 words
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Article133 1913-02-15 9 On the 20th January the Sextuple Group addressed a Note to the Minister of Finance, m which it was stated, not without regret, that owing to the financial strain m the money-markets of Euiope as ;i result of the Balkan situation the bankers were unable133 words
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Article125 1913-02-15 9 Much interest is being attached to the excavation for Taiping Treasures m the 1 city of Nanking, near the Tungchiinen At the request of one Lin Tai, who pro- 1 fesB6°d to be an eyo-wit^ss of the hoarding of gold under ground and the planter of a125 words
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Article39 1913-02-15 9 According to reliable reports from foreigners, no poppy is beilldt grown iv the Chungking, YungchvTan, Pishan, Suiting, Hochow and Kiangpei districts. Several thousand acres of poppy have Ijoen rooted lately m the Linshu district.39 words
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Article350 1913-02-15 9 The Chinese Chamber ot Commerce ot Shanghai has received letters from the Oakland and Seattle Chambers of Commerce respectively, showing that they have adopted the following resolutions urging recognition of the Chinese Republic by the American Government 11 Whereas, the members of the Board of Directors of350 words
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Article82 1913-02-15 9 me princes ana nooies or inner ALongolia, who some time ago heW a conference to oppose the independence of the Hutukhtu of Urga, have decided to meet again at Taonanfu next month. The questions that will bn discussed are Separation of Church and State reorganization ot administration82 words
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Article24 1913-02-15 9 A plot against the Pre|jdent has been discovered. Princio Hsien-to, third son of Prince Su, And Lien Ching have been arrested.24 words
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Article76 1913-02-15 9 At the meeting of the Tung Ya Tung Wen Hui of Japan, whose object is to promote cordial relationships between China and Japan, a resolution was adopted, declaring that with regard tv the two Chinese questions, recognition of the Republic and the situation m Mongolia and Manchuria,76 words
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Article29 1913-02-15 9 An agreement was concluded on the 18th inst between Mongolia and Tibet. Both countries recognize the independence of each other and pledge to jfrotect each other's subjects.29 words
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Article181 1913-02-15 9 William T. Evans of Cincinnati is^ what might be termed exhaustive m his oratory If he undertook to tell of an adventure with a taxicab chauffeur he would begin with Adam and finally reach the street crossing where y«llow taxi No. 41,144 hit him. Mr. Evans wil one181 words
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Article658 1913-02-15 9 Thorn was nu defence to the divorce petition brought by Captain Alfred Christopher Hermann Suhr, of the Royal Army Medical Corps, who accused his wife, Margaret Louise Suhr, of misconduct with Lieutenant Richard St. John of H.M.B. Orontes. Mr. Le Bas, appearing for petitioner, said the marriageReynolds - 658 words
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Article286 1913-02-15 9 The Great Eastern Railway Company had a summons down for hearing against a lyoun? lady named Edith Tueskie, who wa* accused of travelling without paying her fare from Walthamstow to the City, with intent to defraud; and also of giving a false name and address. When the286 words
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Article53 1913-02-15 9 The death of Mrs. Annie Martha Randall, wife of Mr. Harry Randall, the comedian, m a nursing home at Belsize-square, jHampstead, was the subject of an inquest. Mrs. Randall died while being given an jan«*thetic before an operation. The jury [returned a vtrdict of M Death by53 words
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Advertisement24 1913-02-15 9 Notice to Advertisers, ALL ADVERTISEMENTS must, here atfer, reach us by Friday at 2 p.m Ads. received later cannot appear m same week's issue.24 words
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Advertisement208 1913-02-15 9 T7TXTI7QFF QI7T T7r^^P3l7T^ T Tf^TTr\oo 1/XiNXjOX OXjljiLlj Jl jlaU IjJIUU v/JllO« do. Lebeau. A sound, dry wine 1 doz. qts. $27, 2 doz. pints $29. CIDER. Buhner's Herefordshire. In cases of 6 doz. pints $17. COWSLIP WINE. (J. Travels Sons.) In cases of 1 doz. quarts $7. GIN. Melrose Drovers208 words
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Article347 1913-02-15 10 Liwyefl sometimes: have a special toast ar their convivial gatherings, and it is: "To; the man who make* his own will." The ide.\ is that the task m so technical and uiilicult that a badly drawn will m *ure to lead to some litigation, and so347 words
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Article227 1913-02-15 10 A telegram to the New York Sum from Chicago describes a dramatic scene which took place m the Congress Hotel, one of tiu: lending resorts of the civ The Pouipeian room and the big grillroom adjoining wpre filled with theatre -upper parties when there was sudden commotion. The227 words
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Article270 1913-02-15 10 The use of manganese m the arts is of j great antiquity, having i.een known at least M long ago as the time of the ancient Egyptians. One of its first asei was m glass making. Egyptian and Uoin.m f(laM wares f have been shown by270 words
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Article, Illustration453 1913-02-15 10 Bandmaster Howarth Fell Victims ToiOrcadful Skin Eruptions And Fever. Too Weak To Be Invalided Home He Tested Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. THEY CLEAN'SKD HIS BLOOD, BUILT UP HIB STRENGTH, AND MADE HIM WELL. The family record of Bandmaster Howartb, the popular conductor of the 3rd East453 words
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Article255 1913-02-15 10 No mistake is greater than the mistake of the minister who conceives it to be his duty preach politics from the pulpit. To an audience who has read the daily papers all the week, and the Sunday papers that very morning, nothing is more supeitluous than a255 words
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Article1361 1913-02-15 10 Numerous Places, of All Grades, Where the Fickle Goddess Can Be Wooed. By W. L. McAlpin. I have an acquaintance who is an incu- rable gambler. One evening lately his wife persuaded him to take her to a social evening m connection with one of1,361 words
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Advertisement19 1913-02-15 10 tX m A SPECIAL SHIPMENT OF I PROTOS CARS CHINESE NEW YEAR. ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT. j 29-7 100-a ROBINSON ROAD.19 words
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Article372 1913-02-15 11 At the distribution of the handicapped pgig-pong prizes to Dr. J. Ando j and Mr, Ec Kiong Cheng, at 2 p.m., last Sunday, there was a good gathering of the members at the club house, No. 9 Short Street. In the absence of the president, Mr. Tan Chi Kong,372 words
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Article22 1913-02-15 11 Furnished Room with board m private family by bachelor. State terms to T. J. c o lt Weekly Sun M Office.22 words
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Article175 1913-02-15 11 From a home paper several large firms have been dispensing with their lady telephone clerks and substituting youths instead. The explanation given is that lady telephone operators m business houses are inclined to gossip on the telephone, and much valuable time m consequence is lost." Telephone girls should take note175 words
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Advertisement460 1913-02-15 11 KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. (ROYAL DUTCH PACKET COMPANY.) Usd«r Contract with thi: Nktheki.axds India Government. Meats at Singapore Tit Skips Agency, ltd.. 2-3 Collyer Ouay. MAIL TABLE-FEBRUARY 17TH TO 21ST, 1913. The undermentioned dates are only approximate. 9 From Expected. Will be Despatched for:- Sailing Date. v»n Nourt Batavia Feb. 17460 words
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Advertisement249 1913-02-15 11 Banks THE 3ANK OF TAIWAN, LTD. Incorporated by SPECIAL IMPERIAL CHARTER. :apital Subscribod 10,000,000 Capital Paid Up V 6,250,000 Funds V 3,100,000 HEAD OFFICE: TAII'EH, FORMOSA, (Taiwan). Branches and Agencies Lnioy Keelunpc Osaka Tamsui torabay Kobe Shanghai Tokyo )anton Kagi Swatow Yokohama 'alcutta London Taichu Etc., etc. Moji Tainan lon*<koug249 words
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Advertisement275 1913-02-15 11 SIEMENS WINCHESTER HOUSE, SINGAPORE. TELEGRAMS: SIEMENS. SINGAPORE. I TELEPHONE, No. 647. Siemens WOT A N Lamps. C -I- r-. rir \\4 durable I and 4 highly economical. Consumers are recommended to ask for WOTAN lamps and insist on getting them. SIEMENS BROTHERS DYNAMD WORKS. LTD. Head Office Caxton House, Westminster.275 words
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Advertisement40 1913-02-15 12 0 l^^^^Bl II Rh fl I H w B V^l fflPri Ir^ Bk I < fl Sl fl Bl 1 ■■■■^■m. j^H^h! ■■■I JQhBB^ |»i^ i -B 9/tM^^f '^^B^bl i *fIRH to the House of L. ords and House of Commons.40 words
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