Man, Said Swiss, Will Not Identify Himself Attracted by shouts from those on board the Pookiang Ferry, a River Police boat, cruising just' off the British Cigarette Cons Wharf shor ly after 11 pam. on hurried to the spot, and after a och picked up a foreigner out of live.
Taken to the Pootung River Police Hulk, he was examined, but Yefused to give out any information regarding himself, beyond th fact that he is a Swiss citizen, searched, but no marks of tion, or any papers or other young and well-dressed.
In view of his silence on all_matters, except that he was a Swiss, the River Police had no but to communicate with the Congulate-General of Switzerland, 58 Savoy Apartments, 188 Route de Say Zoong, and-he was shortly after delivered over to their care by the in the President Cleveland. Japan' delegation of nine spent August 1 in Shanghai en route to the international camps. sailing in the Em-Dress of Japan.
The Honolulu delegation to the international boys camp" in' the spent a week in Shanghai and the Japan delegation to the same camp spent twenty-four hours in Shanghai, en route south. While in Shanghai these two parties were nests of the local Chinese YSLCA. hey ere ale entertained bythe YMCA. oreign Y.M.C.A. and the Japanese
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