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Kaiser Wilhelm's Land

the N. declared a German protectorate in 1884; transferred from the New Guinea Comsection of southeastern New Guinea; about 100,000. The administration was transferred from the New Guinea Company to the imperial government, April tralian troops Sept. 25, 1914. 1, 1899. Gold has been found in the Bismarck Mountains. Captured by Ausan ancient KAITHAL (ki-thul'), town in the Punjab, India, 93 miles N.

N. W. from Delhi. It is connected tradiand is called in Sanskrit Kapisthala, the "abode of monkeys." It has saltpeter tionally with the monkey-god Hanuman, and is called in Sanskrit Kapisthala, the refineries, and manufactures lac ornaments and toys. It became British in 1843. of British North America, in the Kaministiquia river, just before it enters over a mica slate rock.

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Owing to the incura their mu uced and are now vation, Ord in Sla nus. esacti or c fourth rom each rod at bottom like a map, and hung KAKEMONOS (-kē'-) Japanese name for paintings on paper or silk, having a rod at bottom like a map, and hung similarly on a wall.

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