Weekly Sun, 13 September 1913
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Title Section17 1913-09-13 1 THE Weekly Sun 126, CROSS STREET, SINGAPORE. INU. la». SINGAPORE. SATURDAY. -SEPTEMBER 13. 1918. PRICE 10 CENTS.17 words
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Advertisement20 1913-09-13 1 j DUMINV I CO. JCH4MPAGNIJ lADAKSONI ADAKSON CILFILLAN f I At D CC, LT3., I M fOtf ac e-iTB. C20 words
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Advertisement455 1913-09-13 2 STEAM NAVIGA f lON COMPANY For China, Japan. Penang\ Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Ei;ypt, iMediterranean Points, Plymouth Through Hills of La ling i mcd for China Coast, Persian Uulf, C »ntinental and American 1' -»rts. Steamen '.vill leave Singapore on or about: MAIL LINES ii mi. .vAiii) (for Europe). From455 words
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Advertisement321 1913-09-13 2 KONINKLUKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. k ROYAL DUTCH PACKET COMPANY.) Under Contract with tiik Netherlands India Government. Agents at Singapore The Ships Agency. Ltd.. Z-3 Collyer Quay. KAiL TABLE-SEPTEMBER 11TH TO 24TH, 1913. The undermentioned dates are only approximate. Steamship. From Expected. Will be Despatched for:— 1 Singkruvang Djambi Sept. 11 Moeara-Saba,321 words
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Advertisement110 1913-09-13 2 THIS SPHSE RESERVED FOR Maynard Co., Ltd. Wholesale and Retail I J/, Battery Road. ACID TEsfT An article must have exceptional merit to survive for a period of fifty-eight years STEARNS' HEADACHE CURE was first offered to the public m 1855. From a small beginning it has grown m favor110 words
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Advertisement84 1913-09-13 2 "UNION TIMES." CHINESE DAILY NEWSPAPER. If you want to make your goods known to the Chinese, advertise m the Union Times." For contract and non-contract advertisments, apply to The Manager UNION TfMES PRESS, LTD. 124 Cross street, Singapore. THE WEEKLY SUN. NEW ADVERTISING RATES. INCH SCALE RATES:— One insertion, I84 words
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Article719 1913-09-13 3 Canton, August 18 A conflict between the First Regimes! of the Becoad Brigade 0 J the Canton Army Mid the mercenary tr oops accompanying Qen. Lu»ig Chi-knag lo Kuau^tung took place here August 1 1- 1 c" pasting 300 lives and millions of dollars with of property.719 words
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Article495 1913-09-13 3 Testimony from the Tropics on the efficacy of Dr. Williams Pink Pills. To eliminate the cause— not m< rely the •ymptoius— that is the right way to attack Molina. T«e duse is paraeitiailljr poisond blood. The cure is m Dr. William*' Pink Pills. To-day m495 words
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Article66 1913-09-13 3 THE NEvV PREMIER PROPOSES RETRENCHMENT. It i, reported from certain quartern that Premier Using Hai-Ung i? goim; to make a gen«ril retrenchment m all the Uovernmontal affair^. Tha report further sa.s that one of his new policies relating to finance is to tloat national bonds w'nich will bo66 words
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Article111 1913-09-13 3 Wan Pans-yen, a member of the House of Representatives, went on the 23rd to tho President's tletvlqirirterfl and also paid a visit to Turn Clii-j.ii, Minister of Army. On his way back, tiie head of the horse of his carriage touched a suMi< r on his111 words
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Article54 1913-09-13 3 More than halt ot* the national Constitution has been drafted by theCoinmitee drafting the Constitution. Mot of tiie important questions m the Constitution are said to have been discussed aud it is expected that before the end of the next month, the complete draft cm be submitted54 words
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Article70 1913-09-13 3 The Committee drafting the Constitution lias decided that the President must secure the sanction of Parliament to declare war. I If the House are not m session, a defensive I war :nay be declared, but the matter must I be referred to Parliament as aoou70 words
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Article67 1913-09-13 3 A Military Conference has been held m the President's Headqu irters discussin.; the following questions: (I) Measures which should be carried out. in Hunin, Cvangtang, Fukien, Kiangti, Kianosu, and Anhui. (2) The organisation of a defensive jt'orce m the Yangtsa Valley. (3) Wayi nnd means for67 words
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Article28 1913-09-13 3 W, S, Shan, m.a., (Columbia), has been sent to England Uv t!»« Ministry of Fin*no« m connection with the eoatemplated flotation of national bo?ids.28 words
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Article34 1913-09-13 3 ll*u En-yu^n, a returned student from I England, and Li rlsiang-ohuan, liave b«*en appointed by the Ministry of Finance an Special Offioeri for remitting funds and disbanding troops at Nanking.34 words
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57 1913-09-13 3 Tutuli Cbang of I ton m requested the Government to take i»u iii«-< 1L 1 1 o steps for i b 3 nationalization of the LotOflg btailwat and prop jsed the appointment of *sze Chaot^eng Director of the Haichow-Lanchow Railway to take over the Raid57 words
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Article66 1913-09-13 3 The Ministry of Finance has submitted ijto the loan-audit otficu for ex.wniu.ttion a statement of expenditure for August as follows Hinistry of Foreign Intercourse, $300,000 Interior, 350,000 Finance, •2,130,000; Army, 3,150,000; Navy, 230,000; Justice, 100,000; Education, 220,000; Agriculture, 00,000: Industry, 50,0J0; Communications, 100,000, extniordiuarv expenditure, incln66 words
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Article42 1913-09-13 3 The representatives of the four foreign Ranks interested m the tiokuang Kailway Loan niet yesterday m the Ministry of Coininunic.itions. Tlie loan will probably be concluded jis soon as Il>iuni^ llsi ling, the new Premier, pushes the matter.42 words
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56 1913-09-13 3 In the new Cabinet the portfolio for i Finance will be entrusted to Hsiung llsiling, the now Premier. Liang Shih-yi, tho Acting Minuter of Finance, will return to his former })ost of Chief Secret. ir-y to the President's olli^e, .is the President finds that hi« services56 words
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55 1913-09-13 3 At t Cabinet meeting it has been decided to pay a portion of the oilkial salaries m Gorurnment Bonds m the following proportion* 60 t<> $160 20 In Gov't Bonds, $160 to $360 30 %m Gov't Bonds. $360 to $560 4U m Gov't Bond*, Over55 words
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Article59 1913-09-13 3 Mr. Wang Tft-hfcieh, Minister to Japan, has sent m his renignatios, and it has Lmeo I accepted. It ia believed m oiliciul circlfh that Mr. Li Snen-to, who lias just returned from a «p"cial SfiMtOa to Japan, will be noininited Mr. Li i* no stranger to Jap:ia59 words
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Advertisement121 1913-09-13 3 for Motor cars, Motor cycles. Cycles aHB£ uses an^ l]eavy Commercial Vehicles. hH 9 *BPI Sk^L •VA A ■1 KNOWN ALL OVER THE WORLD. 4^^ CONTINENTAL TYRE I RUBBER Co.. Ltd. V -fl Headache I neuralgia, etc, often takes us at very I inconvenient moments. To rid yourself I of121 words
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THE CHINA TROUBLE.
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149 1913-09-13 4 Peking, AvgtUrt 23. According to a; Police Circular sent to the Press, telegrams from the South reported that the arrested Members of Parliament, Ting Hsiangchien, Kao Yih-chao and Wang Hung-tang were accomplice* of Po Wen-wei. ex-Tutuh' of Anhwei, and m the Kuo:ningtang con-, ference at149 words
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Article101 1913-09-13 4 Peking, August 89. Owing to the arrest of the Members of Parliament, which he did not sanction, Chao Pingchun has resigned his post as chief the Peking of Gendarmerie. Tbe Seuate Investigation Committee has reported that m their belief the telegrams from various places, accusing the members,101 words
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Article234 1913-09-13 4 Peking, August 29. Special meetings of Parliament were held yesterday afternoon to receive the reports of the Speaker of the House of Representatives and of the Vice-Speaker of the Senate. At the former the Speaker reported that he had interviewed Yuau Shin k'ai and Chow Ping-chun,234 words
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Article805 1913-09-13 4 Foreign Ships Treated With Scant Respect. Little respect is being paid by the Rebels to foreign ships, aud following the Emden, the Ficnch Decidee hay been under fire. Rebels m Nanking have been encouraged by small re inforceuieut*, rice and money. Campaign funds hare alto805 words
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815 1913-09-13 4 Chengtu, August 9. Truly the unexpetttd happened a few days ago when Geneial Hsiong at Chungking declared the independence of Eastern Szechuen. It w;is known bere that he was disaffected. And many were anxious about the course he would pursue but few really imagined815 words
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740 1913-09-13 4 TWO REGIMENTS OF NANKING REBELS HAVE BEEN WIPED OUT. Nanking, August 28. Fighting still goes ion. E^ery place where there were soldiers or officials is being shelled. The gunners are not experts, but mauy non-combatants are being killed. There was very heavy firing yesterday evening and the soldiers told me740 words
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564 1913-09-13 4 Ntnkiftg, August. 26 _I a 70ar km 22nd inst. on tht front p 5 p rh m^^ is made that Nanking U largely de^rltd of population except for the rtbel soldier* If this refers to the foreign <!onees«*n and settlement outside of the North Gtt«564 words
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1187 1913-09-13 4 Another bomb explosion occurred m the Settlement yesterday, doing considerable damage at the house of Yu Ya-chin* N° 36 Haining road, Compradore of Tb Netherland Bank, but fortunately nobody was injured. The recurrence of bomb outrages m quite serious enough, but then are1,187 words
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Article2003 1913-09-13 5 me following is to be taken as representing official views m Java and should he borne m mind, w i tn j lle consideration, m trying to obtain clear understanding as to what ha^ taken pi, ice m that Colony. Throughout the whole of Asia may at present2,003 words
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Article52 1913-09-13 5 Over 1,500 merchant ship?, are now fitted with an installation of wireless telegraphy. Action hy tho Board of Trade has heen postponed until after the Diplomatic Conference which is to he held m London m November for international regulations, with a view to the greater safety of life and property52 words
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Article1113 1913-09-13 5 Peking, August 21, The Belgian Compaaj which secured the ooacewion from th« Chinese Government to boild the. Hailan Railway, signed an >grei»me*t, on August 14, with the Minis try of Communications, whereby the Comipany got a concession to build a line from Kwei Hua Ctien to Chengtu of1,113 words
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Article300 1913-09-13 5 *m mm "The Eastern Star" Lodge of the International Order of Good Templars was instituted on Wednesday; m the V.M.C.A. by Mr. E. V. Brown when 19 members were enrolled. It has been resolved to meet on Wednesday's at 8 p.m. m the V.M.C.A. Any information regarding the Lodgn may300 words
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Advertisement6 1913-09-13 5 Waterbury's DIGESTIVE COMPOUND THE Ideal Digestant6 words
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726 1913-09-13 6 The Weekly Sun. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. THE JAVA SITUATION. Much has recently been written of alleged turmoil and threatened revolution m Java, the most valuable colonial possession of the Dutch government. Ship captains trading to Australia have hinted at grave unrest, newspapers m the Straits Settlements have devoted columns to726 words
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Article183 1913-09-13 6 We intended to publish m this issue some impressions, etc., of our trip to Java but, as certain papers promised us have not yet arrived, we must hold the matter for next issue. How did it happen We are informed that the Band at a certain British entertainment the otherS.O. - 183 words
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Article364 1913-09-13 6 JAPAN AND CHINA. London, Sept. 9 An article m the Times considers the murder of Abe more deplorab c than the Nanking outrage becau c though the Japanese Government rft mains calm the supposed motive of thl crime indicates that the tides of p 0D v lar passion are364 words
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Article306 1913-09-13 6 The Melchior Treub, which arrived at this port from Batavia last Monday, had on board three leaders of the Indian Party movement m Java, (m 1912), who have been banished from Java. The party, who are on their way to Europe, consists of Messrs. E. F. E.P.G. - 306 words
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Advertisement109 1913-09-13 6 APPOINTMENT. '/^-^^^^''SS^^^M contractors to The British Admiralty. The War Office. The India Office. MILKMAID MILK LARGEST SALE IN THE WORLD. I I 9R Bi mB bB II vsi I I I I .HAS BEEN CHOSEN FOR USE IN THE GOVERNMENT IVIIIKiiiaIQ IVIIIK JL JL m 4 m. M X 4^J^109 words
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Advertisement78 1913-09-13 6 HELL ON THE SCREEN Vividly Portrayed by the Picture which took 2 years and £20,000 to complete DANTE'S INFERNO Length 5,000 ft, 5 Reels. (The original Milano film which has made such a hit m moving picture theatres all the world over) THE WORLD'S GREATEST ALLEGORY AT THE ALHAMBRA BEACH78 words
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Article395 1913-09-13 7 It is evident that unless good support is forthcoming from Penan* and the F. If. 8., the Autumn meeting of the Singapore Sporting Club will fall terribly flat. With the exception of the customary batch of "Griffins" only thirteen horses and ponies are m training and of these,395 words
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394 1913-09-13 7 All women are the same kind of women except those women who are fferent, and even they aren't very different. There is as much resemblance m some people as anybody. This is a deep saying and different of acceptation. There may he such394 words
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359 1913-09-13 7 The following are the arrangements made for the festivities during the week Sept. 21 to Sept. 27 when the High Commissioner will present the insignia of the G.C.V.O. to H.H. the sultan of Perak. Sunday, Sept. 21. 11.57 a.m. Arrival of His359 words
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Article114 1913-09-13 7 There will be a grand display of fireworks at Kuala Kangsar on the 22nd and 25th inst. on the occasion of the Knighthood of H. H. the Sultan of Perak with G.C.V.O. and also a display at Johore on the 17th inst. on the occasion of H. H. the Sultan**114 words
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Article253 1913-09-13 7 At the Praise Service at Prinsep Street Church, on Sunday, 8 p.m. Mr. Alex. Proctor will be the Soloist. The b-jok Apa Suka M is again on sale m Malaya and can be had from Messrs. Kirn Co., and all local book sellers. Tlis output from the253 words
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Advertisement183 1913-09-13 7 THE KIND OF PROGRAMME YOU'LL F* BJ Ifl W LiivU I at the MARLBOROUGH ProTURE Theatre, Beach Road, 2nd Show, 9.30 to 11 p.m., You have no idea now ENTERTAINING PICTURES are. See them and get fully your moneys worth of enjoyment The Grottoes of B&ume, The Human Crocodile. The183 words
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Advertisement132 1913-09-13 7 ROBINSON Co. NOW PROCEEDING. I *w~ v* All TT r W 8 t*^^P"^^^. ffl T^^^y V^CPU?^ Bo I^l rani cjflj WL jj j^tts t^k HKj j The Popular Model. j Fitted complete with Dunlop Tyres, Silver Plated Lamp, Bell, Tool Bag, Pump, Repair outfits, Lubricating and Lamp Oil. International Restuarant132 words
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Article64 1913-09-13 8 Prof. Good i aw's Lectures. Prof. Frank Johnson Goodnow, A 11., LL I)., of Columbia University, Adviser to Presi lent Yutn Shih-k li on Constitutional Government, is going to tiko charg«* j of a course m political science m th»»! Peking University Met hodist). beginning October 2nd. The lectures will64 words
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Article103 1913-09-13 8 As a means of temporarily relieving the financial strain m the Fengticn Province. Chang Hwi-luan, Tutuh at Mukden, has! decided to have recourse to foreign loins. Negotiations for two loam are going on One of these is a loan by the Chosen Bink for $1,000,000 and the103 words
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Article56 1913-09-13 8 That the finances of tho province of Hunan are m a deplorable condition is dearly shown by the following figure* Government Revenues $12,690,254.00 Local Receipts 1,585,734.00 Total 114,175,988.00 Government Expenditure. .$1 f>, 151,9 1">. 00 Local Expenses (i, 498,877.00 Total |22 9 650 9 792.00 which give*56 words
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Article59 1913-09-13 8 JJjThe central government's order I'or the compiling of a record of tlie government properties m the various provinces was issued long ago, says the Ta-han-pao, but few provinces have shown any intention to execute the order. General Li Yuan-hung has urged the Bureau of Government Properties59 words
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Article269 1913-09-13 8 It is reported that the Russian Consul at Urga has arranged with the high Lama priest first to draw up the constitution and then to convoke the Mongolian Legislature The draft constitution is said to run as followers: (1) The great Mogul shall rule over the Mongolian269 words
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Article37 1913-09-13 8 The Ministry of Army proposes to nsk for a monthly grant of fifty or sixty thouBand dollars for the Hanyang Atscnal which lias been supplying the troops of the Central Governin°nt with ainuuinition.37 words
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Article134 1913-09-13 8 At a meeting of the Cabinet Minibtors the subject of UiC Chrfoo ll ail our works "was brought up luff dUcmttioo, and it was decided to levy certain taxes and duties to meet the expeusv;, for the harbour m the following wanner (1) A surtax134 words
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46 1913-09-13 8 The Dutch gorarnmeat iim phic^rl the severest restrictions oa tie CiltaeM immigrants. When they land m th«j Dutcl colony m the Mai v\ struts they have fco pay £25 eaoh. They must be ■•iluralixeH as Dutch citizens when they marry Duto:i wives.46 words
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Article41 1913-09-13 8 Yung Chien-vun, a ChIII6M merchant* m the Straits Settlements, has started Kuhber Company at Singapore. It is oallad the Ta-Li Rubber Company. The promoter has applied to the Ministry of Agriculture for registration, which has been granted.41 words
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Article385 1913-09-13 8 By our Special IVftM li' porter. A Malay lad named Ketong, aged 12 years, pleaded guilty before Mr. Talma this morning, to theft of a silk sarong value $3 belonging to his aunt named Yam who pleaded to the Magistrate to have mercy on her nephew. The Magistrate385 words
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Article367 1913-09-13 8 Abdulrahman, a Mohamedan, was fined $1 by Mr. Talma this morning, for being drunk and incapable at Shaik Madersah Lane. He pleaded guilty. Lee Cheng Yen, Yew Leong Guan and Ng Sa Mcc, pleaded guilty before Mr. Talma this morning, for gambling pitch and toss on the five-foot-way at367 words
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Article850 1913-09-13 8 Six Hylam boys were charged m the Second Court with playing kk paikow (dice and dominoes) m a common gaming house, No. 162 Bukit Timah road. Inspector McLennon who made the raid s id several escaped 1 through a window and taking as much of tho money winch was850 words
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Article157 1913-09-13 8 A young Tamil named Kandayah, was arrested on a warrant for enticing away with a criminal intent, the wife of one Pakiri with intent that she may have illicit intercourse with some person. On the application of the police the case was adjourned for a week for enquiries. Bail157 words
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Advertisement241 1913-09-13 8 F»^fedw^^*fe-A^^H^^ THIS IS IT! f********^, J LOSING WEK "iHT j m^+** >< .> v by the pound 1 Waterbury's Metabolized > "Under Weight," a condition of /^> f v i rB s^rr^-M> <O>3! C* > ill-health, shows your assimilative j- I^l VCf wH wOnipOlllld J powers are decreasing. > JLv241 words
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Advertisement141 1913-09-13 9 WH i N ifEH SE I^V^W.!K ..ft.©?- LJO. »AIQAPO/?E. *i nn II f KIUtS TO SUIT ANYONE, LARGEST STOCK IN IS INGAP fl D C lIC*. 1 i^ y.l J\ <^ !"v m£' AM^^c!3j>lcr£r^*Si E^ r•> "*^*ia.; i —f" s^, > N i CckCIV. No. 04 M. Single cane body141 words
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258 1913-09-13 10 800 REBELS KILLED IN LAST DESPERATE SORTIE AT NANKING. Chinkiang, August 25. As the people of Nanking had the idea tint Chang Hsun was going to take an awful revenge, two of us were s«nt to see General Chang to learn his attitude about surrender. We got out of the258 words
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172 1913-09-13 10 Fall of Nanking Yet Lacks Confirmation. The fall of Nanking, said to have taken place yesterday morning, lacks confirmation. Up to the time of going to press Reuters had not received any message to say the city had capitulated. Everything, however, is now m172 words
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Article54 1913-09-13 10 Chinkiang, August 26. The cannonading at Nanking on Saturday night was ineffectual and Sunday was comparatively quiet. Both sides appeared to be exhausted. Firing was resumed on Sunday night, throughout which it was continued, beiug ceutred on the Taiping Gate. The Rebels were still holding all the City54 words
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Article73 1913-09-13 10 Nanking, August 25. The batteries of the Northern Troops are bombarding the city from the Yangtse embankment of Haiakuan as well as from the station of Shanghai-Nanking Railway. Last night the, Northerners bombarded the Taipiug Gate from east and south, whereby buildings caught (ire. The Hombardmpnt of73 words
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Article60 1913-09-13 10 Nanking, August 26. Two more Chinese cruisers forced their way last night through the positions of the rebels on the Yangtse to Nauking. Shiakum was bombarded by the artillery from Pukow. Strong rifle fire was heard from the North-eastern gate. At the same time fighting was going on60 words
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Article54 1913-09-13 10 One hundred and sixty men of rebel troops, who joined the Government forces after the surrender of the Woosung Forts, were paid off and transported to Shanghai yesterday afternoon another batch, about two hundred m number, followed m the afternoon. About eighteen hundred Northerners are stationed m54 words
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757 1913-09-13 10 Nanking, August 18 We have one revolution following another. The Generals of the Bth and Ist Divisions drove Ho Haiming off hi» precarious perch and he fled to the Drum Tower Hospital on Saturday the 16th. Yesterday some of his officials approached the757 words
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644 1913-09-13 10 Foreigners Attempt to Conclude Peace Both Sides Refuse Terms. Two brief messages received m Shanghai yesterday indicate that, even if Nanking is not by this time altogether m Chang llsun's hands, his troops have, nevertheless, established some sort of a footing there. As stated yesterday, he stated on Saturday that644 words
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Article827 1913-09-13 10 6FFECT TO Costs to be Materially Reduced. The annual general meeting 0 U Nyalas Rubber Estates, Ltd, waB hpl(j the registered offices, Commercial I/ui 0 Kuildings, on Thvndaj. Mr. F. C P ec managing director, presided, and the other shareholders present were Messrs Lee Choou Guan, Lee Chiin827 words
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Advertisement34 1913-09-13 10 I Notice to Advertisers. I I ALL ADVERTISEMENTS must, here I I atfer, reach us by Thursday at 4 p.m I I Ads. received later cannot appear m I il same week's issue. I34 words
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Article3404 1913-09-13 11 DIRECTORS' PLANTING POLICY CRITICISED. Looking to the Future. The annual genen.l mating of the Uergui febbtr Estate*, Lt«l., was held on August 27 m tho registered offices, Com "•ercial Union Bmldiogt, Mr E Uddeley pmided and the other shareholders present weie Messrs F C Peck (director) J. O3,404 words
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Advertisement454 1913-09-13 11 THE TRUTH ALWAYS. When you are m doubt tel] the truth." It was an experienced old diplomat who said thil to a beginner m the work. It may pass m some things, but not m business. Fraud and de~ ception are often profitable fo long as concealed; yet detection is,454 words
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Advertisement61 1913-09-13 11 9$ ;♦:< ?m*&m *&mMm% coughing into! consu mption| I Only a Cough but you stop it Z while it is ONLY a cou^h. 5 I WATERBURY'S I METABOLIZED Wj Si COD LIVER OIL I COMPOUND fl 1 Tne finest preparation made for S coiuhitting severe coughs. CURES S any OOOgfa61 words
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Advertisement89 1913-09-13 12 FOR D THE CAR FOR THE MULTITUDE. THE CAR WITHOUT A RIVAL IN ITS CLASS. I PRICE COMPLETE $1,550. ITHE FORD IS THE PROVED BEST CAR AT A j MODERATE PRICE. ITS SALES BEING THREE I TIMES AS GREAT AS ANY OTHER CAR IN I THE WORLD- I WEARNE BROS.,89 words
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