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iVnifflHAMA
WAQ
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IVlWilTUIIXl
ITX1U
CTTY
OF
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Wireless
Operator
Who
Visited
Ruined
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Port
TelU
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Imprti
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CVERYTHINQ
DESTROYED
Officer
on
SUanwr
Says
he
is
Now
Trying
to
Forget
Sights
Seen
There
V.
A.
lams
a
wirele.
officer
on
the
I'mpre
of
luia.
which
,iitcd
Ynknhanui
inee.lh,eaiih
;quake,.c.U
in
a
Mlcr
lo
a
friend
here
of
what
he
aw
a
follow
e
iliM-keti
rrntay
exenina-
about
6
p.m.
alongside
the
wreck-
of
what
once
had
been
wharf,
Ihe
aiii,e
wharf
that
I
ho
llmpre.
of
Australia
was
moored
lo
on
that
memorable
I
t
of
Sep
tember.
Then-
i
nothing
left
of
it
juit
a
piece
about
600
feet
lnnir
ami
that
pari
which
supported
the
freight
shed
along
the
ren-
ler
lia
iliupeart'd
altogether.
'I'll
i
Utile
piece
N
connected
lo
Ihe
hort
hy.a
bridge
of
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Circulation.
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Monday,
Oololier
2i,
1023.
account
of
there
being
considerable
danger
there
from
thieve.-
who
prowl
about
at
night
in
Ihe
ruin
of
street
which
are
dark
and
forbidding.
I
neer
saw
Mich
a
sight
in
all
my
life
a.
Ihe
ruin
of
Yokohama
appeared
that
Friday
eveninjr
from
the
deck
of
the
Kmpress
of
Ilu.ia.
The
whole
town
of
course
w-a
in
darkne
except
that
in
a
few
places
where
fire-
were
raging
though
fhe
weki
haxe-
pacd
inre
Ihe
quake.
There
wasn't
a
noiindT
H
appeared
a
regular
city
nf
the
dead
a
indeed
it
i.
I
never
saw
Com-
anything
so
wierd.
The
war
ships
in
ihe
harhor
later
played
their
searchlights
over
Ihe
waler
lauo
over
nie
ruineii
town
io
irv
.,
.
.
...
nth
before
agaiiiijailingtfor
the
Onent.!a
.
ftll
Once
we
get
the
big
HiHIJieiyjnijihiiJg.JiMd
tlier.'min,that
auders
who
have
defied
everjone;
are
being
planned
we
shall
expect
lo
make
more
frequent
ship-'for
over
a
month
inents
and
Uo
ship
larger
qiiantitj-or,'ujier,.tii
ach
-ve.-sel
!
Inspection
Tour
The
caiillg
for
cargoes
here
,s
bein?
pn.ved
..ite
feasible
andj
..T,,i,
nfc,rnin?
or
ralllPr
doubtless
a
g.H.I
bus.ness
will
be
developed.
.
jwlay
irum(.(lialy
Freight
Rates
4
v
r
appeal
agam?t
pr'?ur,uufair
ireiglit
"rates
mMhe
hawaglMtntflffck
west
breakfast
seeral
of
us
including
lltwper,
I'enny
and
Ihe
purser,
tlie
second
fourth
and
ifth
offi.
cers
and
myself
started
out
round
and
wandered
off
along
what
perhaps
iniirht
have
liemi
Motomachi
Dori,
the
main
Japanese
shopping
street
in
Yokohama.
Here
again
everything
was
flat.
The
old
temple
wt
used
lo
pass
every
trip
was
absolutely
lanished.
Most
of
the
buildings
along
here
were
of
wood
and
the
fire
just
swept
all
before
it
leaving
not
a"
Hilng
but
a
few
bricks
from
the
chimneys
nnd
the
office
safes.
Along
this
street
i
t
niii
MOIr
IS
o
f
i..
i
nsked
by
Ihe
cabiiiel
to
again
give
the
xmrfter
cnjisidfration.
an
1
m,m-.i
J
.
town
for
J
intimation
to
them
that
it
is
at
present
uot
satisfactorv.
Since
a
western
num.
J
lotl.
Prank
Oliver,
has
ioined
(over
three
hours.
I
can
only
Ilieill.nl
f
.In..'
I
l
.,....
I..
COmniissinti.
there
is
.nrn
liVvhlnwul
nf
II,
i-ol
n
..
ml.
.
'
r.
."
i.
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7.
v
-
-.
Tr.
er.
e
"."""riUi
to
describe
lo
you
all
that
I
iiruiuif
iii.iii
as
mc
fuse
previously,
ne
-is
ai'le
to
ntt-
j-i.i-
uir.
rgnineiiis
rmo
in;
gii
ciisn
lo
mem
by
his
vole.
It
inayb.iieeessar
to
contuiiit
-the
Tight
for
some
lime
as
it
is
not
likely
lh
whole
embargo
will
b?
removed
at
one
fell
swoop,
although'
such
action,
would'
be
.perfectly
justified.
-
.
,
Register
Now
Or
For
Ever
Keep
Silence.
This
is
the
time
to
register
at
th?
city
hall
in
order
to
secure
a
vote
at
Hie
next
civic
election..
II
is
useless
to
kick
at
Ihe
council
ii
ad
vantage
is
not
tike'u.of
the
registration
ssi-bililies
which
nyw
offer.
Thr
list
will
close
finally
on
Wednesday
and
.after
that
it
will
J
impossible
4o
get
a
vote
unless
n
regis
feredMiwner
of
properly.;.
'
;
Everj-
person
should
be
interested
in
civic
government
and
should
take-Auwiitelligeiit
.interest"
in';
the-Voridiicl
of
affairs
and
progress
o.
rnnce
lluperf
'As
soon
as
we,
ot
ashore
from
the
pier
we
turned
sharply
!p
the
left
aton?
what
once
had
been
the
'Hund,
or
promenade
alonjr
the
sea
front.
.Mon?
here
wt
re
mol
of
Ihe
steamship
offices,
several
of
the
Consulates,
Yokohama
Club,
and
the
Oriental
and
firand
lintels.
Xow
there
Is
one
build-in?
standings'
and
it
Is
a
nn-re
shell,
blackened
and
leauin?
drunkenly.
Kery
other
build.
in?
is
absolutely
flat.
What
the
'quake
left
the
fire
finished
and
if
ihf,r.
..-o
t.
...l
V
",a'
r"
'
"
i'o-
iiiiiim.-
"lit
IJilllC
WIIIIIK
IL
I
K
I
1
.
fault
of
the
I
an"
"rokeu
masonry
wiu.
-,f.
nn'hAr:
h..
iii.
i
-
"..
..-.-.7
iiv...
iw
Atiirur
uir
tirs,
j.jcil
io
nave
ennrge
of
affairs.
...
...
Paying
People
t
.
Tola,
Idle.
,.1:.'
V
There-
was,
ImiiiikI
l
be
Iroiilde
fnllowiirg
a
policy
such
as
that
of
Oermanj
in
Itnhr
and
nirme'lind.,
There,
the.
workers
wer
paid
to
remain
idle
in
onlerin
try
lo
prevent
Ihe
occupation
of
the
territory
by
Ihe
French;'
-Wheif-'the
jnen
were
told
to
go
to
work
again
and
the
slalf
.spriMy
or
7und
wi"
cut
.off,
there
would
naturally
be
trouble.
H'clweeri
th
debasinir
of
the
e.,r.
rencyand
the
noii-co-operation'mVivmenl;i.rvthe
fiermans,
it
will
lake
years
to
bring
affairs
baek.'to
anylhing-Jike
a
normal
con-
"-
M.i
jf-cii
iiunoi;iui.
iiiajjf
n,
,an(i
uie
after
is
bound
to
pain
fnl.
-j
morning
and
twisted
iron
.'inters,
radiators,
bathtubs
and
iron
fences.
The
sea
wall
has
tumbled
into
the
sea
in
many
places
and
alone
Hie
trail;
it
I
hardly
avroad
now;
there
are
the
wrecks
of
a
dozen
rr
more
of
what
perhaps
mighty
have
been
Ihe
finest
aulos
in
Yokohama.
Everything
Flat
"From
the
Hund
we
turned
Ihe
Japanese
are
returning
and
have
started
to
erect
temporary
wooden;
or-corrugated.
iron
she.
lers
while
others,
are
trying
lo
carry
on
theirbusinesses
in
spite
of
the
surrounding
desolation.
Here
and
there
we
would
see
Japanese
poking
about
in
the
ruins
apparently
for
certain
valuables
which
they
Imped
to
lo.
cale.
fn
most
eases
the
safes
were
rifled
immediately
afler
the
fire.
Church
Also,
Gone
"Aflor
passing
along
Motn
machl
we
turned
off
up
lo
Ihe
1lluff,
the
foreign
residential
section
of
Ihe
city.
The
houses
(up
here
were
for
Ihe
most
fine
if
wood
though
there
(residences
were
many
solid
looking
places
of
sfone
and
concrete.
Like
every
(other
place
we
had
seen
the
IJIuff
Iwas
flat,
absolutely
flat.
The
T.nglish
Church
up
here
is
just
a
Ipile
of
masonry
and
I
found
a
part
TH1
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t
incapacitated
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sad
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It
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fascinating
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taste
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judgment
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class
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the
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popular
fancy
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endorse-
It
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sarne.whkh
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oer
and
oer
again,
and
in
which
all
the
family
can
join
and
which
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old.
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VtUraaf
Awa,
of
Cr.
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CnftdUa
HaliuaHr(
I
27ZS
Perk
Avaaae
MoaU-.aJ
lof
Hie
stained
ytaj
window
amlicoulil
I
recognize.
broke
a
piece
awar.
Tbe
Uritisti
-Tlie
Wmle
rtact
i
rial.
lAduiiralty
bad
a
naval
liopital
Hooper
took
a
camera
alone:
but
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ii
trustee,
me
ikovum
ix'tititjime.
.,
The
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i
1'rest..
Dt.
W.
D.
Sharps.
The
Array
and
Nary
Veterans
PiesL,
Major
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J,
Crthaa.
The
Imperial
N'eterans
of
Canada
'
Prest-,
CoL
J.
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k
.
IMPORTANT
.
.
.
.,
.
Applications
for
ikket-foIJers
with
rrraittance
should
be
wad
to
the
Veterans'
Assn.
of
Cr.
Britain.
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Ave.
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uf
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Hurrnnl
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e
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.
.
.
llejir
of
jielng
ree-iet
nl
your
up
here.
It
wa,
built
on
Hriti-.li
II
wis
little
u
pl.otoirrapliinKli-nv
ih.li
r.
?.,,.
.
ttroperly
ami
of
late
rears
had
anvtliinir.
Tlie
u-tml.
lie
u-a!.........
.....
...
'
.
..
'.'
-
--"iiainiHia
in
uie
niior-
oi
inai
proed
,
of
,
,
.....
liltie
ue
...
that
..
the
ory
much
.
of
a
inuchne.,.-
ThereLPPI1,
.,,.
.,.,
,
',.,
...
'overuroeut
had
ilehaled
atioutiwaM
ver'
little
to
chooe.
between
clo.iii?
it
up.
It
watt
a'
low
build
in?
xiirrotinded
by
beautiful
(.'round.
with
a
lawit
and
beauti
ful
flower
and
liruldiery.
There
i
nolhinic
left
now
but
ache
Ihoiish
the
xra
and
tree
in
xnroe
idace
are
olitl
ureen.
In
the
ground
in
pn.n
corner
wliloh
wa
untouched
by
fire
are
buried
(en
while,
xicljiim
f
the
'quake.
Tyo,
Wevill'
and
Heade,
wcrn
at-
incnei
in
me
t;.p.n.
ntaii.
Lean
Drunkenly
"J'loni
lhi
liijrli
point
we
could
V?
all
over
Yokohnuia
and
there
wa
iiothiiur
liefore
ii
but
ruin
nild
desolation.
A
few
buiMinjr
are
.t
a
ruling-
bul
they
arc
mere
lii'll
which
Ihe
(MiaLe
failed
to
raze
bul
which
were
fruited
by
firn
I
ft
I
ik.
Ill
lrt
hn
ii.
u.
wall
which
lean
drunkenly
In
all'
direciion.
Tlie
xlencli
cttll
i
"oiiwthiinr
frightful
in
place
and
Ihe
dut
blinding
from
the
ahe.
I
had
n
liMk
at
JIriUri
lori,
the
IreH
where
I
ip.f.d
(o
do
the
klifitinliiv
fflP
V...
II.
Ik
Mreel
were
all
the
ivory
and
curio
mop,
jf(
A
ing
place
Ihe
pile
of
brick
and
and
rult
iron.
rubbili
Hie
way
in
which
Oinada
had
come
to
our
aid.
Canada
I
u
independent
iiMir.ririnil
of
i
IIIHTiei-rnre
interference
in
III
We
relumed
.
....
lo
the
,hip
.
.
nboul'hr
.
n,.rIlui
nffllP.
u
l'n.wi
one
pn,
very
tired
and
Inui
of
America
I,
a
far
a
bought
fu
rn.Kid
r,ppreed
by
all,,
ih
concerned,
the
terrible
uin
al..,re.
After
Th.y
M.nl
,,
lrno1,
(o
ri?,,,
heller
'JT?""'
Mtt.
I"
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.
'
-
,ri"
U
decree
finm
Ilow-n
nor
HI
reel
Mlaunrh
kliiit
under
fiidt
l.lenty
of
ir(Ml
food
to
cat."
CANADA
FREE
SAYSGEORGE
Famous
British
Statesman
Telle
Chicago
People
About
Thle
Country
AW
IMPORTANT
LESSON
At
the
.Journalist,.'
banquet
at
Chicago
a
few'day
ago
at
which
Lloyd
deorge
wan
Itje
gi.t
0f
honor,
that
t
ale
man
referred
to
th"
position
of
Canada
in
the
nul
I
XV.
cu)(
,(nv
enr0i.
i
.
ln?le
coinjiany
of
Canadians
If
we
had
lue(
an
order
thai
the-
Should
be
inipreei
for
(he
jjiip.
ort
or
the
llritlh
Kmpire.
Tliey
came
of
their
own
free
will,
on
Ihe
appeal
of
M.r
ow
lnn,a.
ler.
MIMMirlcil
liv
Iheln
dull
nnp.
liament,
elected
by
their
own
pen.
pie.
And
the
Mnn
you
tnuulit
u
In
the
eirhieentl,
cenlury
lui
been
Ihe
alvnlion
of
the
Ilritich
I'nrplre
n
wc
know
il
today.
'In
Lomldii,
at
Ibid
hour,
ww
hae
reiireenlaliveii
nf
n
1
1
tr
fn
ft
I
fmlnloiiH
of
the
llrltUli
Crown,
nil
IIIiik
under
coudllimin
of
perfect
Cfpialily
with
renrnl,.
live
of
Orcat
Ilrilnln.
Amnnir
liem
I
Oenerul
fiinjto,
who,
twenty
or
thirty
yeari
ago
fought
.......
Cheques
and
Postal
Orders
should
be
made
payable
to
"Veterats
Assocutioq,
Bovril
Poster
Competition",
Knfpire
In
the
following
uorlo:
Mil
nioniliiK
I
had
the
priv-
PA
4i
4
r.
1
1
'-at
npRln.t
the
HritMi
forrAcfor
tl"'
independence:
of
hi
nullv
'
and
allerwurd
lrtied
a
tr
n'1
1
become
nil
Itidependeutn
.pn'lnr
in
Ihe
KniplreWe
hnQUiU"
irrae,
Ihe
head
of
the
I
mil
T
"
Stnl.
itllnjr
there
a
Ifie
rr
,..:)
or
a
treaty.
rcprcentuiij-
ienpe,
Willi
(he
ino.t
r1rpt''l,,
Indrpciiilence
a
far
iiMhf'ir'
in
leTiml
affair
arc
concThM
"SVc
imi
Mini
.oriiofliirW
1
N
of
t-cnutli
in
ti.
eitrrterti:?
thai
l
a
onrrc
of
jioweMrt
i:,
oiiHhlntr
Hint
I
u
ource
f
nl(tli
to
ur
owe
HiHtieiJwIy
lo
the
enn
which
you,
the
fr,v
people
of
tlii
urm
frerimortii'T
tbuoiil
our
HlaeMnnrilnp
In
righleenlli
century,
and
'jr
from
any
reciilmenl,
frnnf
anr
firllntr
r.f
rfKrel.
In'
Uritl'"
liearl,
wc
huve.
iiolhliitr
l
feeling
of
irralitude
r
the
g-eal
inert
who
founded
thl
Kreat
re
public,
nml
.in
duiujr
n
Silent
Ilrilnln
how
o
govern
'fi"'
I'eople."
I
AppluUM"
.
AV.
K.
Trump,
repre"Tepilnf
Hrlllsh
Aincrlcaii
Paint
Cr
r
rived
from
Vancouver
..tm
I'rlnce
Mitpert
Sal'urduy
rt
noon
on
one.
nf
hi
perfixttcal
business
trip
In
the.
HisfHrt.
Hinee
n
vlllln(f
this
e,if,
Mr
Trumji
haA
bee
nine
Hiata'arT
the
company
Vancouvf
r
branch.