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FOR THE SERVICES.
CAPITAL CONCERT AT CITY HALL
ANOTHER SUCCESS FOR MRS.
YOUNGHUSBAND.
Mr. Younghusband scored her second success on Saturday night in the arrangement of the second
of the new series of fortnightly concorts under the auspices of the Naval and Military Y.MIC.A. Entertainments' Sub-Committee.
Like the previous concerts it proved a` capital entertainment, and there was a packed house. The Programme was a lengthy one, and it was impossible to grant encores, although many were asked for, except in one instance, when the audience would take no refusal from Mr. Harry Ore, who had to return to the piano again.
FAR EAST OLYMPIAD.
BRITISH EMPIRE WIN AT FOOTBALL
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THROUGH REUTER'S "AGENCY.]
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5th, 1927.
SHANGHAI,September 4th. football yesterday the British Empire beat Japan 5-1 and to-day they defeated China 4-3
Mr. C. T. Wang presented the prizes to the winners this evening at Pioneer Field.
The Filipino and Japanese parti cipants are sailing from Shanghai
to-morrow,
LAWN TENNIS.
[REUTER'S AMERICAN BÈRVICE]
U.S. National Mixed Doubles.
NEW YORK, Sept. 4th. To the National Mixed Doubles, Mrs. Chapin and Borotza beat rs Mallory and Tilden 7-5, 8-3, and Miss Bennett and Cochet beat Miss Bougme and Brugnon 6-3, 3-6, 6-4.
Johnston and Williams beat Lott and Doeg 6-7, 6-4, 10-12, 9-6.
ZOO'S SINCE NOAH.
CHINA HAD THE EARLIEST,
.
ANG BRIGHTON TO HAVE THE NEXT.
A writer, using the non-de-plume of "Hippopotamus," writes the fellowing article, titled "Zoos to the Festern Since Noah," Weekly News (Plymouth).-"
So Brighton, following in the wake of Edinburgh, Manchester, and, more recently, Bristol, is to have a Zoo of its own by Whitsun- tide next year! An agreeable sign sarely that this mechanical age of eura is not yet so mechanical that it has lost interest in this ancient joy of every civilization.
The first of them? "And of every living thing, two of every sort shalt thou bring into the ark." That is the definition of the per fect Zoo. And the most perfect Zoo in the world was Noah's Ark
FIVE YEARS AHEAD IN INDUSTRY.
II.,
NEW ERA IN AGRICULTURE: CHEMICAL RESEARCH
PROGRESS.
[BY SIR ALFRED. MOND.]
Chemicals form the foundation of young grasa Feeding experiments with this will be made during the the world's industries.
Changes and developments un-coming autumn and winter. dreamed of a short while ago will
take place during the next five years.
formed in order to consolidate the Imperial Chemical Industries was
chemical and allied industries of the Empire and to place Imperial industries in an advantageous' posi- tion for negotiation. That has been achieved. Negotiations are at the present time going on, and we are in a very strong position. Sö
I believe that during the next five-
years, as a result of chemical re search, a now era will have dawaed in British agriculture.
"EMPRESS OF AUSTRALIA,"
DETAILS OF A FINE-LINER.
The Arst class writing roam on "A" deck, opening off the main on trance hall is decorated after the period of Louis Saire with tinted walls and white en melled ceiling and mahogany furniture. The main entrance hall itself is finish- The following appears in a cured in white enamel and is lighted rent issue of the Canadian Pacific, from a large circular dome; from the official bulletin of the Cana- it two wide staircases and two dian Paciße Steamships and Cana-pauenger elevators lead to all the dian Pacific Railwayi:-
Arst class accommodation.
On the port side of "A" deck
The Canadian Pacific Empress of Australia, which made her first there a nisa i gymnasium for Arat voyage in the Company's trans class passengers, furnished with Atlantic service, leaving South all the latest apparatus and ap I have dealt with agriculture ampton and Cherbourg westbound pliances and in charge of a com first, because it is of profound im- on June 23thand. Québec eastbound petent instructor. On "E" deck portance, and because its position on July 8th, is surpassed by no
there is a large swimming bath for at the moment is bad. Chemical vessel afsat in the beauty and first class passengers, decorated in research will help every other great luxurious equipment of her public Pempeian style and fitted with in- industry.
rooms and cabin accommodation. 'dividual dressing-rooms, lavatories Her principal dimensions are:- and showers, and there is also a Length, 613 feet; breadth, 73 feet; thoroughly up-to-date electric bath depih, 4elt, 21 inches (upper deck); on "C" deck, on which deck are 21,850; displace located the barter shop and ladies'
hair-dressing parlour.
Oil from Goal. «
The
gross tonnage,
Before the end of the next five The origin of the legend of the far as negotiations with German Sears we shall undoubtedly mana Flood is hidden in the misty and other Continental manufactur-facturing large quantities of oil dimness of thousands of centuries
from coal in this country. ago, but Noah, whatever opinions rs are concerned, the main object German 1.0. have already development, 32,500. She is propelled by may be held as to the authenticity is to attain of him and his Ark, will certainly scientific knowledge and informa- being erected on a full commereis: She has a straight stem, elliptical there are a children's room, a shop.
an interchange of
ed & process, and plants are now twin screws and burns oil fuel. In addition to the foregoing The ProgrammA © / The programme opened with the
remain the patron saint of all tion. The mistake must not be scale.. Zoos. And how many eminent made that such a European alliance Donnithorne Amateur Orchestra, a
In this country equally the pro-and presents a very
stern, three funnels and two masts information bureau, railway ticket scientists, naturalista, or anato- will be designed to combat America.
smart ap office, stenographer, manicurist, very pleasing and well balanced
mists were inspired in their child-Britain
act. as an intercess will be developed, and its ex- combination, who played the walti
hood by the green-rooled ark, with mediary between the European picitation will undoubtedly greatly pearance; she is the first "three etc.. "Espana," and a selection The SUFFOCATED IN MOVING. its yellow ochre camels, orange and countries and America. No coun-relieve our depressed coal industry stacker to ply the St. Lawrence. The first class promenade space"
black tigers, very woolly sheep try has the monopoly of processes Preliminary Fringements for the Very spacious accommodation is is very extensive, there being over and, of course, Mr. and Mrs. Noah and patents. All are pursuing con- exploitation of the process as 100 provided for 400 first-class, on "B" deck and the forward and 300 feet on "A" "deck and 100 feet very stiff and cubist, all standing | siderable scientific researches into as it is osmmercially possible here REMARKABLE TRAGEDY AT A on their little circles of bright their various industries. The good have been made, and the product tourist third cabin, and 6 third of "A" deck is sorsened off in steel
of the world can best be served by will be marketed through existing class, together with a green grass!
crew of with large glass windows for about an interchange of processes and oil companies.
about 300.
70 feet on easide. scientific information...
Domfortable 3rd Cabin, Accommodation.
Wildflower." In the second part of the programme they played selec tions from "In a Persian Market,
and "Miss Hook of Holland.” Mr. G. W. C. Burnett, as usual made a big hit with the men. Mrs. H. Minney sang Be Still Black- fird." **Ted and · Dick " COD- tributed songs and stories, while Surgeon-Lieut Bradfeld, R.N., sang “An Emblem " and "Smilia' Through in a full baribone which was much enjoyed.
The Marvellous. Haytors. Men tal Telepathista" provided a good entertainment, entitled "Two minds with hut a single thought."
GRAIN,
QUAYSIDE.
MAN DRAWN IN.
The extraordinary death of a man who was sucked into moving grain
and slowly suffocated, despite a brave attempt at rescue by two of a13 workingtes, was the subject of an inquest at Wallasey.
The victim was Edward Owens, aged sixty-three. of Birkenhead. who was working as a foreman in discharging a cargo of grain inte the Liverpool Deck Board ware house in the quayside at Seagerbe. The grain was being sent down a shout into the warehouse, where there were 230 tons, is lost high, Professor Gonzales gave contribu- and then down a grid to endless tions on his violin, a 'phone fiddle belts. Owens was going round to and on a curious instamment called.feten a rope when he slipped and was sucked into the moving grain. Mies Rachel Wong, a pupil of le called out and two of his mates Miss Violet Capril, gave a solo each seized a hand. They were both drawn in to their "waists but diace Bacchante."
they failed to rescue Owens and he was slowly submerged before the machinees could be stopped.
bands remained Only Owens' visible. Twenty minutes passed be fore his body was recovered.
The jury found that Owens was. suffocated by mieadventure.
It way stated that this was the first accident of the kind that had occurred at the grain warehouse."
The popular "What Nots" were rgain in "evidence, and jazz tunes and well sung songs were thorough ly enjoyed."
ROMAN TRIUMPHAL ARCH SITE.
PROBLEM OF KENT RUINS SOLVED
The World's Oldest,
For hundreds and hundreds of years, there have been toy Noah's Arks; and for thousands, if not millions, of years there have been Zoos Fragmentary and unreli- able scraps of evidence indicate that the ancient Egyptians had them; as the Egyptians' worship of animal gods is an authentic fact, they may possibly have held some animals in a sacred captivity.
must
It is necessary for proper de velopment in the future that Great dependent as far as possible of im- Britain should make herself in-
ported raw materials.
Through the high pressure nitrogen industry we can now see the lines along which that can be done.
Farm Experiments.
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The chemical industry can do very much to revive British agriculture by the application of artificial fer tilisers, which were first exploited by Germany. In the next five years the fertiliser will solve the problem of the growing exhaustion of land
But the first Zoo in the world about which we have positive in formation existed in China about 1.100 years before Christ. It was founded during the reign of the first Emperor of the Chou dynasty, and it was called the Intelligence Park. Its object was solely scien-in Great Britain. tific and educational Here scien tiste, sages, and students used to congregate to study the lives and habits of animals
The Romans kept menageries, too, but for a different purpose from that of the Chinese. The aeimals kept at Bome were destin ed to be slaughtered at gladiatorial shows, and nobody ever thous at of studying them and gaining in formation about their habits. The most popular animals were those with a fierce disposition, and an Emperor's menagerie would con- sist of giraffes, hippopotami, lions, tigers, elephants, leopards, camels, rhinoceroses, and bears.
We have already been producing Billingham. We now propose to on a large scale at our factory at extend our plant very largely..
In the production of beavy alkalis we are also developing, and there is an ever-increasing demand. during the last few years in the Great strides have also been made
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Luxurious Staterooms. The first class accommodation is E in large staterooms which are and "F" decks in staterooms for The tourist third cabin passen. arranged on decks A, B, C, D and gers are accommodated on. "E".
British dye industries, and the in-stted for one to thrce.persons, all two, three and four persons each.
dustry is now in a position to sup ply the whole of cur requirements On the technical side, it is well developed, and recently both Ameri- ean and German dye industries have utilised processes.
During the next five years we shall have made very great develop ments towards the production of spathetic alcohol and synthetic vita- mines, Already it is possible to produce Vitamine B synthetically.
Labour Policy.
all large, well fitted up and many with bedsteads, there being no up of the "Bibby" type. The tourist per berths in any of the first class third cabin dining saloon is on large suites with private bath, el modates 148 people at one sitting. staterooms. There are also "eigh: "C" deck and has white enameled walls and ceiling and accom- two of which situated amidships room, salon, bedroom, bathroom, panelled on "B" deck consist of dining On "B" deck there is a lounge de- corated in white enamel, with silk maid or valet's room and also a furniture, and a smoke-room with walls and satinwood large situated at the ship's side being mahogany,
room, the salon
panelled fitted with large square windows white ceiling and fitted with writ which give it an extremely light ing tables card tables, sents and and airy appearance... Ou armchair upholstered in green same deck there are also two other leather. There is ample pro- suites, each of which contains a menade space for the tourist third and large trunk room and are so. sittingroom, bedroom,
cabin passengers on "C" deck.
trunk
there
the
bathroom
The
Willa
and
The third class accommodation
The co-operation of labour in in- dustry is, of course, essential, and I may say we are now formulating a labour policy for Imperial Chemical We are, at present, carrying out Industries, Ltd., based upon the experiments to test a new system of principles of profit-sharing works arranged that if necessary another is on lecks E, F and G. and it has all been completely remodelled and rotational grazing of grass treated councils, welfare schemes, workers bedroom can be included. with combined altrogen at eiga barn, and co-operation is evered so that they can be let as a added so as to bring the third class other suites on B deck are arrang new public rooms and staterooms farms all parts of England, Scot possible direction. We hope and land, Wales, and Ireland. Under believe that, as a result, we shall large bedroom with private bath or up to the most modern require- as a sittingroom, bedroom and menta, The third class forward industrial peace and this system we believe animals can maintain
bathroom, a healthy, productive happy relations. It be kept in
is my en-
being sliding and aft have each their own din. condition or six months on grass deavour to extend the personal doors between the bedroom and ing saloon, lounge and
There are also two
room.
The after dining saloon alone. Moreover, a greater number touch between all employees of Im sittingroom. of animals can be kept on a specifperial Chemical Industries and suites, each comprising sit has been enlarged and now seats ed acreage. All these experiments, these directing the concern. tingroom, bedroom, bathroom and 150 people at one time and a large so far, have proved highly success- With regard to the European large trunk room located amid new lounge has been fitted up on All these "D" deck aft similar to those on ships cr deck "C". ful
situation generally, there are ten-suites, and the ordinary state such vessels as the Melita, Min. In Germany and France.
Greater Milk Supply.
dencies at work which are towards rooms as well, are equipped" in a nedusa and fontealm:it is de The first Zoo in Germany w43
the creation of an economic state of particularly lavish manner, they curated in teakwood and oak in not founded until as late at 1554.
In one instance, with a redured Europe. Europe realizes the wealth There were probably others, but acreage, eighteen dairy cows and and strength of the United States, fresh running water, and they third class children's room on
are all supplied with bot and cold modern style. There is a деж definite information heifers were added to the farm. As about any before this date. The a result of the use of the new art and by the formation of cartels is have all been completely overhaul- deck aft; at the forward end of
smoke
Then came "The "Flying Fools, (Messrs. Hawkins and Beaver).
Mr. Harry Ore was good at the piano with Liast's "Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2" and Chopia's "Nocturne, which met with well" earned applause. Mr. G. D'Aquino, with that accomplished pianist, Signora C. de Guzman, as accom
there is no panist, again pleased the audience with well sung opera selections. He
Zoo was built in Dresden, and be- ficial fertiliser, with the scientific was particularly good with Tosti's As a result of recent researches longed to the Elector Augustus 1. system of rotational grazing, we Zoos seem to have had a curious have developed the milk production, A. Vuchella" which gave fall on the site of Richborough Castle.
in this case increased by 3,000 gal scope to his pleasing voice. Mrs. he decided that the cruciform five of whom had quite good collars, while the total bill for pur Kent, archeologists on the spot attraction for French monarchs,
chased foodstuffs was reduced by Philip VI. started much appre-blocks, hitherto the subject of much lectiona. ciated violin solo, choosing as her discussion, were really the founda- menagerie in the Louvre in 1333; nearly £400.
The The importance of such research still richer economic unit. tion of a marble-cased structure Charles V. had three-at-Conflaas, piece H. Wieniawski's intricate forming one of the great triumphal Tournelles, and Paris; Louis XI. work to agriculture can, therefore, British Empire is potential the Legende." with piano accompani arches which the Romans were forced a Zoo at Plessis les Tours, be seen. We are now manufactur greatest productive and consum? ment by Mrs. G. W. R. Griggs, wout to erect as memorials of vic. which was taken after bis death | ing a new cattle food, consisting of tive unit in the world.-Evening accommodate four persons each. they are all fitted with wardrobes,
tory, Thus it is very likely that to the Louvre, destroyed by Henry a cake of dried and compressed Standard.
1. Balean give
were
very
Musical Verhosities" a Cameron- inn and a Comedy Sketch by the Brothers "Dido" were also enjoy. able turns, whilst Messrs. Gonzalez, Danenberg and Silva with their Hawaiian melodiës pleasing.
Prizes. Lucky Number" prizes were distributed by Mrs. Younghusband, asiated by Padre, Bohn. These prizes which were presented by Messrs. Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co. were as follow:-
Silver Watches.
1 Cigarette Case. -
1 De Luxe Pipe.
2 Razóra,"
1 Belt:
12 Packs Playing Cards......... Cigarettes wore contributed by the British-American Tobacco Co. as usual.
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All the songs on the programme wete accompanied on the piano by Mr. Rupert Baldwin, A.T.CL, whilst the pianos were supplied by the Anderson Music Co.
AT THE "CHEER O.'
At the "Cheer Don Friday night, the weekly concert for Ber vioe men was well attended
Mr Aubrey gave a violin solo acompanied by Mr F Austin at the piano. The Kiltie Lassies" (Mines Betty Bone, Gwen fipiers, Jessie Greig and Inn Cunningham danced the Scotch Reel and Skip- ping Rope Dance and Mrs. Sanger, Mr. Bishop, Mr. Greep, and Mr. M. Hordes contributed some excellent Bongs, whilst Sergeant Horner sus- tained the humourous side.
they would erect such an arch in III, and restored by Henry IV. the first century to commemorate
Louis XIII.'s Zoo at Tersailles даче French scientists valuable the Claudian invasion of 43 A.D.
The distovory of much carved and material there for half-a-century, worked marble, such as was used although it very nearly disappear- for cacasing a building, lends coloured in the Revolution. It was later to the idea. In the further re- searches which the Society of Anti quaries are carrying out it is hoped that some portion of marble con- taining ap inscription bearing on the point will be found. Only few odd letters have been found on the marble thus far unearthed.
attached to the Paris Museum of MR. Natural History, and to-day it is known as the Jardin des Plantes."
TWIN TYRANTS:
BIRRELL ON FASCISTS AND BOLSHEVISTS.
protecting its position and enabling ed and redecorated. it to stand on an equal footing for
the ship a new dining saloon has been provided on "E deck, cap. negotiation and competition.
Dining Room and Loungeable of testing 124 persons and de- The consumptive power of America is so great that I do not "C" deck can accommodate over ebonized pilasters. On "D" deck The first class diuing saloon on corated in teakwood and oak with think she will invade European 30 people at one sitting, with forward there are a new lounge. home or foreign markets. Great tables arranged for parties of two and smoke room decorated similar- Britain stands apart. She has to eight persons, and there are also ly to the dining saloon. The third two small private dining-rooms of class staterooms are very spacious the main saloon each capable of and accommodate two or four and seating 20 persons at tables which in a few cases six people each; The main dining saloon is one of washbasins,, seats, etc., in most the most striking in the Canadian modern style. Pacific feet. It has a very large central dome which gives the
Details of Equipment. No Need Toz Lebels,
greater part of the room a two- Every possible appliance for the "A good Liberal, particularly if deck height and this dome has safety and comfort of passengers he does not need to stand at the large windows opening on to "B" has been provided, Submarine next election, avoids the use of deck passageways and three large signalling, and electric, clocks are shibboleths. (Laughter.) Do not carved brass electroliers in the fited, also the modern type of place too many labels on your lug-¦ roof, The decorations are after Gyro e mpass, which various auto- Royal Founder of Our Own Zoo.
gage. Avoid the words. Surely the style of the French Regency, matic devices give increased safety and Must.'
the walls and ceilings being white in navigation, and the vessel bas "In England the history of Zoos is not connected with such a
"Whenever I hear the word enamelled with gilt enrichments, been fitted with new biige keels to list of Royal personages as that of
Must I am reminded of the old and the furniture is of mahogany, minimize rolling and also with France. Only one King, Henry'
fashioned Eton headmaster who There is a musicians' gallery at the special beeling tanks at the side by means of which she can be kept up- I., owned a menagerie. He estab The boundaries between the said, Boys, you must be pure in after end of the saloon. Eshed it at Woodstock, in Oxford old party divisions have become heart or else you will never see The first class lounge on "A" right at all times. INshire, early in the 19th century. terribly mixed," said Mr. Augus. God. Boys,' he added, if you are deck is decorated in Empire style The ship is ventilated and heat- It was transferred to the Tower tine Birrell in an amusing speech not pure in heart I will flog you.' and one of its chief features is the ed in a very elaborate manner, the of London, where it remained for at the Liberal Summer School at (Laughter.)
absence of pillars, the roof being air of the public rooms and cabins Is there not to-day," asked Mr. built on the cantilever principle being changed automatically every 600 years until it was "destroyed Cambridge. The subject was, round about 1828 when our present"What is the Liberal fraine of Birrell, a tendency more and with large decorative glazed dome. few minutes without creating any Zoo was founded. There are mind to possess when considering more to confound what is called Four large carved and gilt electric draught.
The cargo working equipment is the State and what is properly light torchieres, together with the Tughly about one Hundred Zoos political questions of the day? existing throughout the world to-
steam by powerful ceiling lights, provide brilliant operated "There are people who count called the Social organism? day, the largest of which is the themselves Tories who, when you
illumination and the room has ten winches and meets the TRONI "Those two movements now call large oriel windows. The floor is modern requirements. New cargo Zoological Park AL. Bronx talk to them, not so much in public ed. Fascism and Bolshevism, Borough, New York
of parquetry spread with carpets, insulated compartments have been -who would talk to a Tory in different in their origin, are alike the centre carpet being removable fitted up at the after end of the Sunset. But the London Zoo is the public (laughter)-but in private in this-they are both founded on 6.38 p.m. nearest approach to the standard strike you as being almost as good the same batred of personal so as to provide dancing space.vessel.
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THE LIBERAL FRAME OF MIND."
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set by Noah of having an example as Liberals, while there are cer- liberty. They make no disguise
Furniture is of satiawood with When the Empress of Australia Carved and of every creature London does thinly
gilded enrichments was being overhauled on the Clyde, same professed Liberals about it. They glorify and exalt, not by any means have everywho, when you talk to them, either in language which old-fashioned and the upholstery is silk with cur- she was given a complete new in-
tains to correspond, and the "ap-stallation of turbines and boilers- species, but it does have more than in public or in private, seem worse people call blaspheraous, the State,, any other Zoo. It is rapidly be than Tories.
by which they only mean the Gov-pointments, faclade a magnificent to preduce her designed service coming the best equipped and most
Steinway grand concert piano speed of 183 knots or about 21 land "Human nature being the odd ernment which they have captured beautifully enriched with bronze.
。༢༧-: miles per hour. modern Zoological garden in the
Anyone who does not subscribe The first class drawing-room on compound it is, there will always
While construction of the Em world, and its popularity with the be some pople who, despite all to their view, they say, is a traitor deck adjacent to the lounge is press of Australia was begun in public grows eleadily. The new the efforts of Chancellors of the and an outlaw.
in Louis Seize (XVI) style and 1913, "she was not completed until monkey house which will be opened Exchequer, cannot help becoming There is another movement, finished in white enamel with gilt 1023, owing to delays caused by the shortly is really an astonishing multi-millionaires, just as there called Socialistic, not get quite enrichments; it contains china Great War and, though thus only example of forethought and scien- tife design. With its heated cork are others who, despite all that is completely organised but many cabinets, bookcases, writing tables, four years old, an a
Ladditional amount approximating $2,000,000 floor, its swing doors, its vitaglass said about the value of indepen- of its advocates would regiment all easy chairs and sellers."
has been spent on her during the roof allowing the sun's ultra-violet dence, will insist on becoming pan the ranks and occupations of social life, and anyone who rebels against"
Other Apartments.
last few months Australia is rays to bring health to its chatter- Pera
The Empresa.. Nevertheless, as a good that discipline is called a blackleg The first class smoke-room ing tenants and the well-ventilated outer Building, it would have sure Liberal, will cherish the ideal of traitors against the State, black- "A" deck is in Louis Quatorze commanded by Captain R. G. (XIV) style with oak panelled | Latta, the well-known skipper of where there shall be legs against society. ly astonished the Roman Em- a nation
How can the love of liberty walls and white ceiling, tapestry. Empress of Scotland on her perors, and delighted the hearts of neither multi-millionaires nor pau these ancient Chiness of the Chou pers (Choors) Can it be denied live in either climate 1 It cannot, and leather-covered chairs and Round-the-World Cruises. “dynasty. 28,
by the kindest heart that both there Yet liberty perishes and the just scileen card tables, writing tables next Cruise Round the World is to by the Empress of classes in some at least of their claims of individuality are dis and cigar cabineta. At the after be made manifestations, are mighty offen allowed, there is an end of liberal end of A deck, there is a taste Australia-leaving-New Yo
December 2nd, 1827. ivet. (Laughter.)
ism and all that pertains to it" fully decorated verandah cafe.
But what would Father Noah have thought of ultra-violet rays in the Ark?
The