The Archive · 1906

The Japanese Prisoners in Vladivostok

'A very pitiful letter is published by the " Asahi Shimbun," Tt comes from one Hayashi Yoshio, who is now lying in jail at Vladivostok and it was sent by him toa Grm in Moji, the firm on whose behalf he proceeded originally to the north. Ho says that he was arrest ed on the 2ud of May on suspicion of being a spy and that he has boon lying in jail ever since. Twice or thrice he thas been callod up and examined, questioners constantly urging lim to confess that he is a lieutenant or a captain in disguise whereas he more than a shop-boy. There wore toon others in prison with time of wri that they whould be taken as an argu: ment in Court. He had now made up the accounts as well as he could and they were embodied in three papers. The Grst was a summary of partuerabip accounts and money expended up to was " finding on th ties in respect the 29th of June, 1905. Secondly, there

of which Tls. 25,000 were paid to Bennertz. Finally, there was the adjustment of liabilities by the sum due by defendant to In taking the accounts be had rather rashly asscesed Tie. 300, as being the! amount which plaintiff' lad expended on partnership purposes out of the Fox mz Broop tax Lire.*~

Clarke's World-famed lod Mixture is warranted to cleanse the blood from all impurities from whatever cause arising For Serofule, Scurvy, Eesema, Bad Loge, es. Pimples, and money which he had got from Int Mickle. He had now reduced that to Tis, 295 as being more consistent with His Lordship then read the follow-

Summary ey Pantweramir Accocum

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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