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IT IS SURPRISING
HOW
TOEIC LENSES
CEZAR YOUR VISION
AND ENHANCE
YOUR PERSONAT. APPEARANCE.
N. LAZARUS
OPHTHALMIC OPTIOLAN,
| 30, Q1681') Head Conizni,, Kangkung.
No. 17,878,
The China Mail.
February 18, 1920, Temperature 58. “
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EARLIER TELEGRAMS.
(Reuter's Service to the China Mok.)
ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE BY ELECTION.
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1920
IN ENGLAND - NOW.
KEVOLUTION IN FASHIONS
• AND JORAS. CHANGES NOTED.
日九廿月二十未已大盛年人國民津中
Lostos, February 13th, In the Ashton-under-Lyne by-election the following was the reault :-
SIR WALTER Derasco (Coalition
Unionist)
MR: ROBINSOx (Ladour) MR. MARSHALL (Liberal)
8,32 3511
I the last election the Rt. Hon. Albert Stanley recently raised to the Peer- age) was returned unopposed.]
EGYPTIAN MINISTER RESIGNS.
AIRO February 12th. Sirry Pasha has resigned.
SILVER COLNAGE BILL.
(For the Ching Mail, by BELLA
SPREE.
One of the greatest charms of stuck." I don't motoring is to be know why one has wrong ideas about it. One must rehabilitate the harme less automobile accidents.
it was, I believe, writes Harold Lake in the Observer James Lane Allen who said that one could know nature anywhith unless he had known nature somittere when he Sir was quite young. And I fancy that To be "stuck" is a wonderful holds good "of rural life, including opportunity for admiring the scenery. the life of the people who inhabit Without the providential accident, you the countryside. It does seem that might never have noticed that preny nobody can be in a position totum of the road, the valley and its appreciate the change, the revolution stream, the steeple pointed like "a of today, who does not cherish me- wizard's cap, or the shadow of the mories of an early, intimate know-cloud on the hill. It is only when { ledge and sharing of that life. You you are stuck" that you can ap
cannot very well sppreciate the villpreciate the patience, the devotion; age of to-day unless at some former the scientific and technical qualities, time preferably in youth-yen have even the eloquence of your travelling yourself been a villager.
companion.
LENDOS, February 13th. The Silver Coinage Bill provides the reduction of the fineness of silyer coinage
from $3 to 500.
SILVER QUEEN'S SUCCESSOR.
LONDON, February 13th. Reuter learns that the South African Government has purchased
another Vickers-Vimy in Cairo to enable VaLtyne- veld to continue the flight to the Cape.
HUNGARY ASKS FOR PLEBISCITE.
PARIS, February 18th. The Hungarian Delegation has sub- mitted a Note containing observations on the Peace Treatsises the necegaity of
For the English village is a cautious, secretive place. It will not deliver the truth of its inner life inte the keeping of any chance inquirer. if he wants to talk, it will listen to him; if he asks toestions, it will answer after a fashion, and when he has passed on his way it will indulge it." in a kind of collective wink and get Ion with its business. He will depart with a quantity of information which may be useful or may be utterly misleading; it depends on himself and on his equipment, and mainly on his early knowledge of the subject,
It is necessary to say this for the maintaining
the integrity of Hungary sake of what follows. For certain and demands taking a plebiscita in the days I have been drifting about a bit disputed territories and promises to of England and watching in parti guarantee the rights of the minorities incular the Hfe of one village, and is the Transylvania.
ALLIES' REPLY TO HOLLAND.
LONDON, February 13th. It is understood that the terms of the Allied reply to the Dutch Nots imply at leas; & constructive invitation to Holland to consider the alternative of sending the ex-Kaiser to some distant part of the Dutch Dominions, as for example, Java,
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The harmless stopping of your automobile reveals to your own sell how far your patience can reach. how sweetly tactful you can be: "I cer- tainly am enjoying it on this heap of stones: the rain does not affect me
And after working like Hercules. buried under the stuck motor-car. what an appetite you develop-even though your looks are not fit for the Hongkong Hotel dining-room. you burn your finger with the monster or happen to pinch your nose, some body in the party will be given, the chance to display her first-aid talents.
IF
That is what I told my friends who were trying to make a programme for Chinese New Year! So the car will be fetched from the Kowloca Repair Works.
If you are never "stuck" when you go motoring, you will never live these odd hours cut of the frame of tening to the talk of some of its peo-every-day life, these hours that belong ple. In this time I, who was once a to the charming realm of dreams. villager have perceived certain things. I motoring is a sport, being "stuck" Quite freely I admit that I may be is the adventure. mistaken. This is not my own country, and the people are, to some extent, concerned with matters of which I know little." But there are some matters where error is scarcely possible, and want to set down here some facts which seem to me to be outstanding in our rural life to- day, February 13th. There is a considerable confict of opin-f ion as regards the predicted coal strike.
Some of the most influential miners' re- presentatives in Parliament declare that there is no immediate cause for alarm; on the contrary coalowners and miners' lenders in South Wales state that the strike is bound to come, and paint out that the Government has been preparing for some time by buying up all available coal and bas, consequently, accumulated some sort of an impression on the big réserves.
COAL STRIKE MENACE
COURT OF INTERNATIONAL
JUSTICE.
THE VANHING CÊSTURE. 1 was bamping along a. country lanery and I met a small boy, I confess with all due regret that my clothes do not look as if they were made for the country They are clothes such as one may wear without causing any comment in London, and I suppose they made
BAD STREET LOAFERS.
WE HAVE MANY,
A Chinese was this morning charged before Mr. Smith with the theft, together with several others not in custody, of four towering plants in pots, the property of a Hower stall holder at the New Year bazaar.
in pots arrived from Canton by the The complainant said, 84. plants
s.s. "Kinshan," at 2-40 a.m., and he went to the wharf to take delivery. He carried the pots to his stall him. sell, four at a time. As he was carry.
boy. Anyhow, he touched his cap as we passed.
The small boy was an anachro nism. I express no opinion on the LONDON, February 13th.
politeness or the pleasantness of his The Commission of jurists appointed by salutation, or on its desirability. The the League of Nations to inquire into the fact remains that he was several organiation of the permanent Court of years behind the times, that his con International Jastice includen Baron duct was not the conduct of the vill.ing the fourth load, he was accosted Descamps, the Belgian Minister of State, age of to-day. It belonged to these by the defendant who accused him of Signor Fadda Professor in the Naples old times when everybody touched this. Just then about six other men stealing the plants. Witness denied University, M. Gram, ex-Judge of the ais hat to the squire and the came up and whilst one held witness Mixed Tribunal in Egypt, Dr. Loder, of parson and that vague body known by the throat, the others carried off the Supreme Court of the Netherlands, Bord Phillimore, Гол.
the gentry.” And hat touching Elibu Root, mem-
the plants.. Witness called out ber of the Permanent Court of Arhitra is not fashionable to-day.
"thier" and One of the men tion at The Hague, M. Vestaitch, the Mind, this is not a portent to be said: "If you continue to shout, we Jugo-Slay Ambassador. in Paris, Mr. exazzerated. It has nothing in com will stab you to death." A Chinese Satrum Akidzuki, the ex-Japanese Ammon with that surely rebelliousness constable who was attracted to the bassador in Vienna.
PEACE TREATY IN AMERICAN
SENATE.
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which insists on remaining seated | spot by witness's cries, came running during the rendering of the National into the road just then, and the men Anthem. It is just a quiet and, I dropped the plants and ran away. believe, a legitimate declaration of The defendant who did not run, was WASHINGTON, February 13th.equality, of the fact that all of us in arrested by the constable with two The Peace Treaty is again before the our various degrees are essential flower pots by his side. Senate. The prospects of ratification are Of course there may be a touch of brighter than before. It is stated that the you be damned" atmosphere President Wilson is prepared to give far about it all, but there is no harm in ther concessiors on the Senata reserva that, nor anything to put heart into tions, and Senator Lodge is ready to
a Bolshevist. make a compromise. The latter now sug gests that until America's voting power
Y
MUTUAL RESPECT.
in the League of Nations is equal to BRY It is not so much the negation of other member, including the Dominions respect as a demand for mutual re or the Colonies, the United States will spect. In the old days we were in
His Worship; Is the defendant a stall holder also?
Sergt. Wills: No, he is a loafer who wanders about the bazaar look. ing for a chance to steal. This looks like a case of "thief rob thief. Thinking that the complainant had stolen the plants, the defendant at. tempted to scare him into surrender.
not be bound by a decision in which a cited to regard the squire and the ing them. However the trick did not. member and the Dominions cast more than parson as raince deities and to be work
one vote.
A LITTLE STORY.
She was just a little native woman, dressed in the usual slyle" of her class a large hat, jacket, a pair of loose trousers, well turned up at the bottoms and bare feet.. He was not a native of China. He wore a turban, a blue uniform and a pair of uncomfortable looking boots. He was chatting with a comrade when she passed with her fellow workers carrying two baskets well filled with earth. He took no notice, of her until she was half way down the kill: "Then he ran. He was" not "a" graceful sight. His turban slipped to the back of his head, his heavily-shod. feet smote hardly on the macadam. He caught her up. The susceptibili ties of patrons of "the lounge" were not offended, for she had to toil back with her load. He smiled and she apologised,
THEY MAKE YOU FEEL GOOD. THE pleasant purgative affect exper
tenced after taking Chamberlain's Tablets and the healthy condition of hody and mind to which they contribáte, soakes one fool that living-la! worth while. For mis by "all Chemist and
humble in the presence. So far as Sentence of 6 weeks hard labour
I can see, the villager of to-day does was passed.
not see why the squire, and the par-
son should not be equally humble in
his presence if he is a better man at, patronage. The lady of the manor
his job than they are at theirs.
their reward in curtseys and touched háts. But, what with rationing and hard times, the distributions have become impossible.
And it is happy and fortunate buted coal and red flannel and took
and the parson's womenfolk distri thing that very many of "the gentry" thoroughly appreciate that point of view, and they have chang ed even as the villagers have chang ed. Very many forces have com
Simultaneously, of course, the im pelled or contributed to the change, and most of them are the outcome provement in wages has made it' of the war.That comradeship of possible for the people to buy more all classes of which we saw so much of these desirable things for them." in the ariny has tad enduring effects selves. The new order is good for in the rual districts, even if it is in them, and it is undeniably good for: peril of being forgotten in the towns, their, former benefactors. It is not For here to the country there was a really healthy for the normal human closer: comradeship of suffering being to act the part of the god out among those who stayed at home, of the machine. It is not good for They all know when each other's people to patronise other people. hours of darkness came. They The age of patronage is passing, shared thele sorrows, one with an- and with its passing the real qualities fother and that la not forgotten. of the people are becoming more Then there is the matter of the apparent to each other. This is a present dejected appearance of the fairly merciless time for the man who pound note. The importance of that is not up to his job, whether that job as a social factor has been insuffi be land-owning on a large scale, or cleatly appreciated. What it has ploughing a field. But a man who meant in the villages has been a con- really can do his duty in his parti siderable and altogether healthy. cur- cularetation was never more honestly Ptalling of certain forms of charity or clearly appreciated. That is one which very much to keep alive of the facts which give ons hope for that old atmosphere of scryllity and rural England today
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