On board she had 100 bags of wheat, "all of which the Japanese seamen manded to save from the stranded "vessel, AN "of the "crew were safe, a watch being left on board to take care of the vessel while she was inthe fle.
Letters and other expressions appreciation were tendered to. the leers and crew of the Kwazan aru for her services in the saving the cargo of the ship, and in Jother aids that were given to. rew of the distrewed Chinese vee Locally the effect of the shippinit Shanghai was again detrimental [The three bit lines that send. ships to the north all tentatively caneell= Jed their northern sailings with the exception "of the China Navigation }Co, which said that it would attempt fo send a ship, the Sinking, north~ ward this morning, although "when ther or not she would reach Taka Bar was ancther question. Ships coming in from Tientsin and Chefoo were an unknown quantity, due to the fact that It war not Mown whether or not the ship would be fable to get out of the lee to arrive hhere on time.
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