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MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1927.

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AMERICA & CHINA.

SAME SYMPATHY BUT APATHY.

"PROBLEM 'DOES NOT EXIST.”

"During my four months' atay, in the United States, I could see no. change in the attitude of the people toward China," said Mr. V. G. Lyman, member of the Muni: cipal Council and former asalatant manager of the Shanghai branch of the Standard Oil Company of New York. The same sympathy for China seemed to prevail. Mr. Lyman said, but with rather a touch of apathy, as if people felt that while China should be allow ed to work out her problems alone in any way she saw fit it did not particularly concern the American people as to what way she went about it.

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NEW CHIEF.

GENERAL LIU SZE INSTÄLI ED WITH MARTIAL- CEREMONY.

With much military display and to the roar of a salute of 19 guna, General Liu Szo. was installed as Commander of the 1st Nationalist army at a ceremony at Lunghwa 'on October 1, The Installation took place in the presence of re- prosentatives of the Central Kuo- mintang hoadquarters, the Nation alist Government and of the Military Council.

Aring of a 13-gun salute and all The ceremony opened with the officials present bowed to the party' and Nationallat colours. Dr. Sun's will was also read. Gen. Wang, in his capacity, as representative of Field-Commander Ho Ying- ching, who is in Nanking, handed over the seal and flags to Gen. Liu, who then took oath of office and saluted the various representa:

Mr. Chu Min-yi, representing the Central Kuomintang Headquarters, deliverad a lengthy address, and expressed the hope that Gen. Liu would redouble his efforts for the revolution, that the cherished hope of the people to realise the Three People's Principles may be fulfilled.

TRIED TO ESCAPE.

CHINESE CHARGED WITH ASSAULT.

RUSE THAT FAILED.

On Friday morning the following paragraph appeared amongst the police reports:-

"Escaping from the charge room at the Bay Vlow Police Station yesterday, (Thursday), a Chinese prisoner ran up the hill at Whitfield. He was chased by the Pollee, and whileʼrunning he slipped and tumbled down the hill. He was rendored uncon- scious as the result of the fall, and is believed to have suffered internal injuries. The man was removed to the Government Civil Hospital."

The case had a sequel before Mr R. E. Lindsell at the Central { Magistracy on Saturday morning, when the would-be fugitive was

detective. The prisoner was ar rested on Thursday night behaving! In a suspicious manner in Whitfield] district, where he was seen peep- of which were ajar just before ing into several shops, the doors closing time.

Utter unconcern as to the fate of American investments in Chinatives of the party and the govern-charged with assaulting a Chinese seemed to be the general attitude ment. for many supposedly well inform- ed people say that if Americans do not like the way they are treat od in China they might as well get out, said Mr. Lyman, for nobody compels them to live there. Hence, he inferred, the China problem did not exist so far as the general run of Americans is concerned-cer tainly it was not a problem of moment.

Other things were the chief con- cerns of Americans. They had their own country to look after and, Mr. Lyman, observed, they doing it fairly well: He passed part of his vacation In Scott's Bluff, Nebraska, once part of the "great American desert."

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На staged his gat-away soon while he was confined in the charge room dock waiting to he Mr. Quo Tai-chi, as representa-charged. The man vaulted over tive of the Nationalist Government, the low dock rails when he thought| was the next speaker. Mr. Quo that he was not being observed and spoke of the intimate association made a bolt for freedom. Outside of the 1st Nationalist Army with the charge room, he was accosted the Revolutionary movement since by a Chinese detective who tried to its Inception in Canton.

provent his escape. The prisoner Following Mr. Quo, Gen. Chang was alleged to have struggled vio- Ting-fan, representative of the lently and tried to snatch the de- Military Council, expressed his tective's revolver. Failing in this, he turned his attention to breaking away from the detective's grip, and

It is desert no longer for its teem-high hope that the 1st Army under ing wheat fields are a granary in the command of Gen., Liu would themselves and ander beneficent usher in a new epoch in the his-accomplished this by biting hle irrigation, coupled with new matory of the revolution. chinery for planting and harvest-

ing, make the American wheat JAPANESE STUDENT. course of which the fugitive fell

farmer a gentleman of leisure..

A few days' work in the Spring when the disc ploughs break the ground, dragging after them har- rown and seeders to put in the

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KILLED BY ROBBERS "IN HARBIN

Washington, Oct. 1. The dollar of the average United spent in four States citizen Is directions-food, clothing, mobiles and gasoline, according to

auto-

captor'a thumb. Then followed an exciting chase up the hill in the

and appeared to have been seriously injured.

He was taken to the hospital in an' ambulance apparently uncon- scious and breathing very hard as if in great pain. At the hospital, however, the man came under ex- part medical observation with the result that he was soon pronounced

when the kiant combination reapers and threshers coupled with A sacking arrangement go over the ground once, driven by one maybe two men, and do the work a report of the United States Cham taken all the way back to the Bay

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that once required several score of harvest handa.

Strangely enough, said Mr. Lyman, a tendency prevails toward the growing of sugar beets and

ber of Commerce.-United Press.

LAZY PUBLIC.

Washington, Oct. 1. The public's refusal to expend

to be shammingl The man was

View Police Station, and on Satur- day morning made the trip to the Central Magistracy, where after all the facts of the case had been re- lated, Mr. Lindsell sentenced the

many wheat fields are being turn- the energy required to moisten and prisoner to three months' hard]

the surrender of General Burgoyne. The new stamp almost twice the size of the ordinary

two-cent variety. Their sale has been ex- tremely small-United Press.

ed to that erop although re- quires much more hand work than affix a large stamp has been given does the wheat. Evidently more by Post Office officials an one rea- proft must inhere in beets than son for the small sale of the new two-cent stamps, ́ commemorating wheat.

Both Mr. and Mrs. Lyman ex- pressed themselves na glad to get back to Shanghai where they have lived so long that it really is home to them. Mr. Lyman, as member of the Watch Committee of the Municipal Council, was quite con- cerned regarding the marked in- crease in armed robberies that has taken place of late and he express- ed himself in favour of increasing the Settlement police to a point where they could cope more ade- quately with this menace as well as with the kidnappers whose activities are also becoming more pronounced.-China Press.

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labour.

The police had no previous re cord against him.:

JAPANESE STUDENT KILLED BY ROBBERS IN HARBIN.

Tokyo, Oct. 1. According to a Harbin despatch dated yesterday, 1 Japanese billiard-house in that city was aud- denly raided by two armed Chinese robbers at 7 p.m. the same day, and a Japanese student of the Russo-Japanese School, who was in the house, was shot and killed on the spot.

that the The telegram adds shooting took place in front of a Japanese police station. The hold- up men are still at large-Toho.

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