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THE CHINA MAIL

TUESDAY KEEÇEMİ

lagius Johnson,

Mrr Renata Benini

Switzerland.

Miss Renata Bonini has arrived Magnus Johnson, imique charac-in New York on her way to San Francisco, where she is to marry ter in American politics, has been | Alfred Rossi, whom she met whea elected to the United States Senate both were visiting in Geneva from Minnesota, defeating Gov- ernor J. A. Q. Preus, Republican. Johnson, an honest-to-goodness dirt-farmer, made his speeches in his shirt sleeves and without a collar. He is a Farmer-Labourity of the radical type, a follower of Senator Robert M. LaFollette. He does not believe in books, assert- ing the only ones he reads concera Elizabeth McDonald, a 13-year-old Buston girl, admitted to the Lincoln, whom he considers Amer- Chelsea (Mass) police that she took little "Sonny" McDonald a four-ica's greatest man. year-old child to this dock in Boston Harbour and threw him into the water. He was a drowned. This was the fourth child the little girl had pushed into the water, but the others were saved. C. Wojcci- chowski, aged 5 and M. Nadworny, 6, are pointing to the hole in the dock through which she pushed the child.

Above:- Where child was drowned Debw:- James and Elizabeth MDonald

While making up the payroll of her employers, B. Feilz & Co., in New York City, Miss Margery Feitz discovered fire in the baild- ing. She placed the money in a cash-box and made her way to the street. Later, when the flames were at their height, she ac- companied Acting Deputy Chief McKenna into the building and brought $2,000 out to safety.

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J. A. McFarland, new National Comunander of the Disabled Amer- ican Veterans of the World War, with C. Hamilton Cook and Frank J. Irwin, is shown, in Washington, conferring with Brig idler-General Frank Hines, Director of the United States Vetera is rean, on matters of benefit to the men who were incapacitated in the war,

Here is a new and exclusive photograph of Mme. Georges Carpentier, with their little daugh ter, Jacqueline, taken at Dieppe, where they are spending their vacation,

trolitit 202 Mos Grace Lewis

After she had received, three deadly bombs, none of which exploded, through the mails, Mrs. Grace Lewis, conrly Boston widow, then thought it was time to call a halt, and she had Dr. Louis M casolilli, a Chelsea optometrist arrested. He was held in $5,000 bail. I denying her charges, Dr. Mansolilti charged that she had been sending a "Love Songs," in one of which she wrote that her love "made her dumb" and that the thrill of his voice transported hor"from Chelsea to Paradise," which is by way of being a record-breaking transport.

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Mrs. Magnus Johnson, wife of the Farmer-Labour leader who has just been elected to the United States from Minnesota, declares she will not desert the farm to accompany her picturesque husband to Washington. The Senator's wife, who has farmed all her life, declares she milks seven cows before breakfast every morning and that she personally cares for the little truck garden that supplies the food for the entire Johnson family.

Molla Bjurstedt Mallory

Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory, wife of the millionaire New York steamship magnate, hasreturned from Wimbledon, England, where the was defeated in the play for she women's lawa teanis champion- ship of the world, which went to Mile. Suzamme Langien. As Molla Bjurstedt, trained nurse, of Sweden, Mrs. Mallory was several times world's champion, but she has never been able to defeat Mlle. Lenglen except in the sensational matches at Garden City, Long

French Island, when the defaulted in a fit of coughing.

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This is the latest portrait of M. Worechowski, President of the Polish Republic.

PATENTED

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Here is an exclusive portrait of Prince Bibesco, of Rumania, in his full dress military unitonn. The Prince who is the Rumanian envoy to the United States, is in Newport, R. L, preparing for a visit of the beautiful Qaeos Marie of Rumania M. Ernest Judet, prominent Freach editor, received an ovation in to America. His wife is a daugh- Paris when he was acquitted, after a bitter trial, on charges of treason. He had been charged with dealing with the enemy in the World War ter of former Premier Herbert Hwhen he fled to Switzerland. The Government alleged he received Asquith, of England, and the many millions of francs for aiding theGermans, but failed to prove the famous Mrs. Margot Asquith.

charge. M. Judet is shown here with his wife, leaving the Assizes after being freed.

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NEW SHIPMENT, COMPLETE RANGE OF ALL MODELS.

THERE'S A MAN FROM- DINTY. MOORES WITH

A BUNDLE-

GIVE THE GENTLEMAN SOME GOOD CIGARS

"AN OPEN THE

PACKAGE:

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DER A. WING & CO., 60, Des Voeux Road, Central.

BRINGING

IT'S CORNED BEEF AND CABBAGE

DEAR!

WELL-PUT IT DOWN-DO YOU THINK I KIN EAT IT OUT OF YOUR HAND - HURRY UP-

UP

FATHER

·PHONE DINTÝ AN TÉLLO HIM TO BRING THE GANG UP FER A LITTLE GAME I "AN" WHEN THEY COME -

SHOW THEM INTO THE

PARLOR -

YES-

DEAR!

GET UP-DO YOU

THINK YOU ARE GOING TO SLEEP ALL

DAY?

OH: MAGGIE-

WAKE ME OUT OF THAT

DREAM?