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THE CHINA MAIL.
Home-Coming to Tragedy
The shock of his father's tragic death is plainly mirrored on the face of Crown Prince (now King) Leopold of Belgium (left) who is shown being greeted on his arrival in Brussels by Premier Count Broqueville, Leopold was vacationing in Switserland when he received news of King Albert's death.
A Fighter In Ermine
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the enemy could decide a course of action......A sharp chirp of Red's first winter hardly came command told Red, peeping from back to her-not clearly. But her cavity in the log, to come out. here and there were elched things It was repeated. Shrill. Peremp- to think about: lessons too vital tory. She darted forth and in
to furget, warnings of dangers five jumpe the three. Joined by
LONDON'S OPIUM SMOKERS
Decline Commented On At Inquest.
CHINESE HAWKER DROPS DEAD
London.
The decline of opium smoking in London was referred to, at al Shoreditch inquest by Police Constable Coombe of the Aliens Office, who has had 20. years....Ex-| perience of Chinese people living) in this country.
The enquiry was regarding the death of Loo Fook, a fruit hawker. of Limehouse, who died in hos- pital after collapsing in the street.
Miss Lily Hong Foo said that| Fook had lived with her father for 12 years and had been an opium smoker all his Mfc.
"These people are rather a de- creasing population, aren't they?” | asked the coroner, Dr. Guthrie,
"Yes" replied P. C. Coombe "there is little opium smoking in London to-day. The 'younger generation of Chinese do not touch it." He added that Fook, who had been fined for being in possession of opium a month pre- viously, was one of the the two opium-smokers in London known to the police..
Commenting on the case the coroner said "Limehouse is sup posed to be one of the show places in London. There can't be much to see. It can't compare with New York's Chinatown."-Reuter.
GAMBLING "DENS" DOOMED. Important Ruling By Hague Court.
TEST CASE DECISION
from which no second chance of the young males, had dished into escupe ever comes. Such me-the spruce thicket beyond the mories stuck. She could remem-trail......Then came ta terrific ber how the whole family went noise of thunder from behind out on many a chill day-but only them. Red tumbled headlong over. when the weather was fine; never a stone at the shock...... Later,
The Hague. into the useless dangers of when they gathered at the den, Hundreds of fashionable gam-1 deepening. drifting snow.
The no father came. Nar ever after. bling resorts which sprang up alt six of them-she had three Wonderful fighters those over Helland last season are doom- brothers. The littor's birthday parents of hers. Quick thinkers, ed as the result of a decision of was late, in lush mid-August.
A long life of Helf-defence the Hague Court in a test case. When they could not take the and self-preservation around the Fines were Imposed by the young the parents went out alone. sphagnum-lined shores of Beaver Court on twe managers concerned Hers and her brothers hunger Lake had taught them what first in running games of "apiralo" and was prodigious, almost insatiable; hand struggle always teaches "stroperio"-fornis of roulette six, eight, ten times a day each of Adirondack children! the wisdom specially designed to evade the the elders came slipping into the they need to keep alive. Keeping gambling laws. snug den by the lakeside, bringing alive brought all else with it. It The Court held that these games food; mice, shrews, rats, squirrels, was enough. For all animala it were just as illegal as any other LIVERPOOL vin Port Said, Beyrouth, Istanbul, Piraeus, Genoa moles; live or warm-nothing else is enough to live. And Red's forms of roulette, thus endorsing
would do!
doughty parents, mosted once and the action of the police last Sep- Except for the Kerce little for all, had lived, and had tember in provisionally closing short-tailed shrews - no mamma) brought forth litters until....
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muat eal 48 often as a weasel must. Long. ithe, slim there is little room in these rope-like bodies to store energy from meal to meal. And no bulkage pleases them only the concentrated rich life-blood and muscle of their
prey.
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down all gaming houses where they Iwere played. Reuter.
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On the crisp, clear days when
The following passengers left for they went foraging
The following left for the United together,
San Francisco by the President Taft Kingdom vin ports on the what a sweet joy it was for the yesterday:—
Antenor yesterday: young to SWAII, glide, creep Mra. C. Abbot, Miss D. Anbuduska, Mr. and Mrs. R. Baker, Mrs. Bar. | through the witch-hopple and Mrs. G. Brennan, Mr. C. H. Biggs, clay Black, Mr. K. M. Black, Miss B.
on the slopes Mr. G. F. Cooper, Metr. A. spruce underbrush
Eason, Black, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bridger, near the shore.
Mrs. R. Feldman, Capt. Hartman, Mr. Mr. P. Burrell, Mr. T. R. Chasale, Six sharp-nosed relentless hun-
W. C. Kedinger, Miss A. Kidder, Mrs. Mr. D. F. Clark, Mr. N. Caleh, Mr. J. I., Kelly, Dr. W. Liebig, Mr. W. and Mrs. H. F. C, Colman, Master D. ters, working together, combing Lyon, Mrs. w MacMill Mrs. Colman, Master G. Colman, Master J.
like a hooked drag-
A. Mne Mill,
Celnan, Mus G. S. Champion de net, missing nothing, sparing Moore, Mrs. A. V. Pyle, Mr. G. W. Crespigny, Mr. Che Baharou, Mr. Che
Schumacher, Mise G. Stegel, Miss D. Dunnett, Mr. and Mrs. || "PHEMIUS"
Mr. Che Abbas Bin Mohamed M. S. Loman, Mstr. M. M. Stevens, Then that Day. Who-man, or Mra, K. Temoshenke, Mrs. J. S. Wirtz, T. Dean, Mr. A. J. Evans, Mas weasel-thut had a part in it sould Miss E. L. Baker, Mrs. G. B. ingoldie. Mr. D. E. Hunter, dr, and
Eller, Mr. M. L.
their course
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Mrs. K. E. Greig, Miss Mr. H. B. Gledhill, Mr. D, B.
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forget? They day when sire and Mrs, D. T, dam offered their lives for her! Miss Catherine McDermott, Mrs.
D. Powers, Mrs. A. R. Tallman, Matr. 3, 3. Jones, Master R. A. Fought two humans and a beagle-F. M. Tallman, Mr. E. L. Parker, Ma-Jones, Master B. C Jones, Mr. W. Evin KOBE & YOKOHAMA.) hound, a savagely they drove jor General Upton Birnie Jr. Comman- Knight, Mr. Koo Kai Hong, Mr. Alad- them off the battlefield!.... der Walter E. Brown, Matr. W. E. d Khan, Mrs. W. King, Mies, M This was the way of it: Red, a. Brown, Matr. R. B. Brown, Hrs, A. R. Lloyd, Mrs. E. S. Morrison: Mr. A. smaller, slimmer copy of her later Highleymen, Mr. T. H. Kolding Jr. Moore, Mr. T. W. Morrey, Mr. Raja Mrs, C. H. Herkins, Miss C. Perkins, Mohamed Mins A, McGrath, Mins self, concentratedly unwinding the Mr. E. D. Marton, Miss M. Moler, M. MacGrath, Мік M. Mor- tangled skein of trail which would Mrs. F. J. Sarmiente, Mr. W. Wyllie, gan. Mr. Ooi Beng Hool, Mr.
Val- 5th May. Jend her to a shrew's doorway and Misa H. Hinkley, Mrs. Ht. J. Murphy Mrs. E. A. Pritchard, Mias P. T. Prit- ipuran Nadason, Mr. K. Osterwald,
Specially reduced fares are quoted for cargo steamers with 6th June a meal, of a sudden became aware Mrs. M. Batier, Miss M. Butler, Mist
E. of the frenzied barking of Mrs. E. Abbuduska, Mrs, H. G. Blame,
8. Colterman, Miss I. Savarese, chard, Mr. T. J. Pratt, Mr. B. Preedy, Imited passenger accommodation,
Mrs. D. V. Robertson and infant, For freight, passage rates and information apply to, the hound. She crept into a
undermentioned fallen Mair, R. Brennan, Mrs. C. Cuancen, Master P. V. Robertson, Mra. 1. Reece log to avoid its charge. The Mrs. A. T. Eason, Mrs. R. S. Fable,
Mr. and Mrs. G. Robinson, Miss B. hound's excitement brought two Mrs. G. E. Hartman, Miss O. Ifand, Robinson, Master E. F... Robinson, men to the spot. The other five der. My F. Krucz, Mrs. W. Ly Miss R. Stratton, Mrs, M. Smallman Mrs. W. C. Kedinger, Mine 8.) H. Kid
Mra: D. L. Stainfield, Miss P. Stain Kiddeld, Mr. and Mrs. W, M. Stratton, weasels happened to be aloft at Mrs. W. Liably, Mr. A. MacMill. 5th May. the moment pursuing a doomed Mr. B. M. Moore, Mar, T. Moore, Mr. Mr. J. 8. de Sales, Mr. and Mrs. E 5th Junusquirrel. The men kicked at the 4. 11. Reppic, Hrs. H. Siegel, Mex. M.F. Turner, Mrs. T. G. Weall, Miss II.
Stevens, M. rotten log.
Mr. P. Throns, Capt. W. M. Weall, Miss J. R._ Weall, Miss S. Thornrath, Mr. G. H. W. Barnhart, Weall, Mr. and Mrs, J. V. West, Mrs. In a flash two little, red fienda; Mrs. T. W. Baker, Mrs, O. T. Boyden, E. Whitton, Miss H, Whitton, and 4th May were leaping up at them from the Miss M. Crangi, Mrs. 1. 1. Foley, Mrs. Master D. Willams. G. Marix,
Mrs.
E. M. Pallips, Mrs. W.
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ground; faws full of needle-point w. Rockey, Matr. H. L. Tailman, Mr. Green, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Millard, 20th Apr. teeth were snapped together with R. M. Genius, Mrs. C. J. Ballreich, Mrs. H. Lublink Weddik, Mr. P. IL T 2nd May faint but vicious clicks! The Mrs. Upton: Birnie Jr. Miss C Brown, George, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Fast and hound tried to seize one-and re- Mrs. W. E. Brown, Mr. F. Hammond, Infant, Miss Glen Allen, Miss Badis 23rd Apr. treated yelping, a bleeding, gach Miss C. Brown, Mrs. 8. H. Holding Jr. P. Lemmon, Mrs. I. 8. Kaufman, Mr. Exjoy Your Shoes Laeve të dumralia and New Zaband, Hong Kong, Bylarginez Dept.
in its nose. The men picked up iss K. J. Mulvihill, Miss R. Root, and Mrs: C. Squires, Mr. J. V. Crowe, C. H. Perkins, Mr. A.. Okda, B. L. Phillips Mr. S. Howard Mi. right, Mins F. IL Ellis, Mr. Mr. T. B. Longney Mr. Edward Lee,
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11th May nicks and siruck first at one, then Missintosh, Miss... A. Murphy, Mr. C. V. Ungern Sternberg. Dr. and
the other of their strange na M. W. sailants. But
Kall Matr. ị NC. R. Bulier Mrs. Hrs. D. H, Patrick, Miss Lell, Campe harmlessly. The parent weasels
M. B. Carlson, Mr6-3, Grey bell, Miss M. Rogers, Mr. D. D. Me-
and R. 10th Apt..
growled furious little growls of B. Wilcox, Dr. Tom Bars and are Mr. B. B. Church Miss Fago as they leaped and sought Essington Lewis, Mr. E. & Parker, Mr. Norton, Arvi at Willama P. E. Swain, Mr. And to fasten their beeld into know," Mrs. B, B. Johnson, Me, W. V. Bigwitt, Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Shannon, Miss hands, facen.
Mr. and Mrs, 3, L. Williams, Mr. P., Stephen, as E. Millard, Kine M. It, all happened so quickly, Sogarey Mrs. P. Manilay,y) Mrs.-G. G. Wilmink, “Mr. B. J. Gramer, Mry T. bold was the attack that the Boyd, Miss E. Rothe, Me, and Mrs Jack Wooxtar: Mrs. Judit C. Lanson,
Lyon MacKensis, Mrs. M. Rothe, Miss A. Strong, Mrs. A. 2. Whitley, objective sought was well before A. Kaisber, Mr. Med Mrs. Roland and Dr. Konrad Haul,
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