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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1934.

A band of Bedouins, clad in the native" dourt' garb, startled staid New Yorkers when the liner Ile de France diagonged her passengers recently. The group were en route to the Chicago Centary of Progress Exposition, where members of the group occupied replicas of homes they left in far-off

Tunisia..

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7th July Bombay, Marseilles, Havre, London Woman To Accompany

6,300 14th July 17,000 14th July 6,700 21st July

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17,000 28th Aug. 15,000 8th Sept. 7,000 15th Sept.

11,000 22nd Sept. 17,000 6th Oct, 6,000 13th Oct.

15,000 20th Oct. 17.000 3rd Nov. 6,000 10th Nov.

Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp | &| Hull

D. T. Saville.

FOR ART'S SAKE

The things they used to say:

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were that he was stupid and aca-the sullen,' resentful young men, demic, and was trying to cramp she went out of the room, quietly,

The room their originality and make themi

never heard it, or all draw his way; that he himself heard anything about it, until hadn't sold a picture for five after Mr. Merritt had left, and years, a fact they had found out long rest had begun, and every- Mr. D. T. Saville, who is to and plugged for all it was worth; one went out in the halls. There, pilot the all-Australian aeroplane that he was an old, played-out. right away, they found that some

Sport Penang, Calcutta & Bombay. Bombay, Marseilles Londen. Bomburg Rotterdam, Antwerp &

Marseilles, Havre, London IN Buil Bombay, Marseilles & London.

London.

Bombay, Marseilles, Havre, London,

Hall

ALL-AUSTRALIAN PLANE

Sydney, N.S.W.

W

Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp & in the Melbourne Centenary Air daled artist anyway, and not fit thing had happened. Gladys had Race, will have as co-pilots Mr. L. to teach drawing to young people thrown herself out of one of the Bombay, Marsellios & London.

was one of windows at the end of the hall. J. R. Jancs, who la part desinger of Gilbert Fisher, who Bombay, Marsellies & London. Bombay, Marelles, Havre, London, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp & Marseilles & London,

Hall.

Bombay, Marseilles & London.

Bombay, Karseilles, Havre, London, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp

Hull.

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+ Calle Cablanca.

Frequent connection from Port Sald for Passengers and Cargo to Cos antinople, Pireaus, Smyrna and other Levant Porta by steamers of the Khedivai Mali Stamship Co..

TILAWA

the plane and lecturer in aircraft the leaders, and was very good. She wasn't killed, but had been construction at the Sydney Univer- looking and made a point of being taken in an ambulance to the city

gallant to women, used to say! hospital. sity, and Miss May Bradford.

on the

Miss Bradford has been employ-

"You know, that man has a wife It was a terrible thing. It made ed as a mechanic since December and three children all dependent everyone feel strangely, to know at the workshop at Ryde, where on him for a living, and yet he that this girl had cared so much the seroplane is being. assembled. gets right on painting his old-hat about art that she had tried to Bombay, Marseilles & London.

of kill herself when she was told) Bombay, Marseilles & London, Recently, when the aeroplano' was pictures and not selling any

that len't fair that she would never be an artist. Bombay, Marseilles, Havre, London, inspected by prominent citizens, them. You know

People stood about in the cor- Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp & Miss Bradford, dressed in over- to a man's wife.”

ridors, talking about it, in low, alls, was busily engaged

After a while, the feeling of revoices. The girls in the lunch- sentment would, subside, and one room. eating their · home-made- construction of the machine.

Mr. Jones said he estimated that or two of the students would be sandwiches, felt moved and hush- the plane would have a maximum gin to sing, and then a few more od, and one of them cried about it. speed of 240 to 250 miles an hour. and then everything was gay and Then men hung around the store Thus a pilot could breakfast in friendly again, with people bor

in the hall, talking, they felt awk-| Sydney, lunch in Auckland, dine at rowing each other's knives or art ward and touched. Melbourne, and return

them- to Sydney Kam, and talking among

"By God," one of them said, selves about going to Paris to Merritt did this to that poor kid. in time to go to bed early.

Mr. Jones added that those be-study, or the painters whose work ife might as well have gone up to hind the venture were not seeking they admired. With Mr. Merritt

her and killed her, like that" any financial gain. All money sub. gone, they could feel confident scribed in excess of the cost of the gain, and inspired, and sure of

thair own talont any prize money

shocked. "What a thing to do to would be handled by the

On one .com-|

of his Tuesdays, Mr. a kid who wasn't really all there.

come in at halt-You know" he said.. mittee for the benefit of returned Morritt did not

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ed to complete the machine.-Reu- that day. On Thursday, however, he turned up on time, looking very tired, and started in on the rounds as usual.. When he got to Apne Grant, she asked him how his child was, and the rest of the class heard what he said. "Well, I suppose she'll come around now. But it makes me sort of sick to нее my little girl feeling that way." Then he went on drawing, delicately and precisely, on the Six little schoolboys of Shibe-side of Anne's paper. The Union 9.5. Company's steamers to the United Kingdom vie New nik went to see the film “Africa Zealand, Vancouver, San Francisco, etc.

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The P. & G. Branch Service of steamers to London via Suez.

SAILINGS TO SHANGHAI & JAPAN.

1924.

Induces Schoolboys To Stow Away.

Belgrade.

This was one of the weeks when

Winnie Dies After Two Years Ill-Health.

!

LIFE OF CAPTIVITY

BARRELS OF GOLD

IN SEA.

Old Log May Lead To Recovery.

Helsingfors.

COLONIAL JUBILEE

IN GERMANY

Cologne Exhibition Next Month.

London. Winnie, the famous black bear Ame had tried to help Gladys of the London Zoo, is dead. She

An old ship's for may lead to the RESTORATION TO BE URGED with her drawing. She had drawn was found by her keeper lying from a sunken Russian galleon off

recovery of 14 barrels of gold fo body which was about three dead on the floor of her den, quarters of the whole length of

forgotten.

They sat entranced while it The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamers for Southampton and was shown, and came to the con-

Cologne London via Panama Canal."

clusion that Africa must be a

A colonial very wonderful place.

Although Winnie had been in the coast of Nylund, Finland.

exhibition is to be dreadful little bad health, for the last two years the figure, and

The galleon foundered in 1721 opened at Cologne, on July 1 to The crew of a steamer about to leave Shibenik for Africa short legs underneath. But she she had shewn no recent signs Soon afterwards efforts were made celebrate the 50th anniversary of heard strange noises in one of hadn't been able to see that it was of Increased weakness and it was to recover the treasure, but later the foundation of Germany's

wrong. She only shook her head a shock to her keeper to find her the vessel's net position was Colonies, which she lost at the end, the coal bunkers.

of the great war, addre They searched the bunker, and Anne and Anne showed her gone.

that the measurements' were off. V Winnie had spent nearly all

Lectures on Colonial politica will found the six little boys-very When Mr. Merritt got around to her life in captivity. She was Sweden, now claims to have in his be grimy-hidden among the coal.

materials and products from east The boys had revolvers. food Gladys he stood and looked at this captured in Ontario by a hunter possession alog giving the informa be given at the exhibition and raw

drawing with that expression of who shot her 'mother." and money. One boy had taken al pain, with the corners of his throve in captivity and became true.

The cub tion, and is preparing to salvage the Africa and other former Colonies £40 from his father's shop mouth drawn back and in. He during adolescence. the mascot

will be shown, He has enlisted the aid of a

The exhibition will include, sec- lified his arm once or twice, as if of a Canadian regiment. She was Finnish salvage company, which tiens designed to show the need for Indicate how the thing should brought to Europe by the regi-will receive one-third of any tree the restoration of German Colonies;

NELLORE

7,000 5th July 10,000 18th July 15,000 12th July 6,000 11th July 17,000 - 20th July

8,090 21

7,000

July

Aug.

Tth

ABE

TILAWA CARTHAGE *BURDWAN RANPURA SANTHIA TANDA "SOMALI TALMA

10,000 10th Aug, 15,000 9th Aug. MANTUA

11,000 23rd Aug, SIRDHANA

8,000 24th COMORIN 15,000 20th Sept, NANKIN

End Bapt. 7,000 BANGALORE 6,000 th Sept. RAWALPINDI 10,000 6th Beat: TAKĀDA

8,000 Tth Sept.

CORF

* Carro only.

shat Moll, Kobe, Osaka, & Tokohama Amoy, Shu, Meji, Kobe & Oma Shanghal, Kobe & Yokohama. Shanghai, Moll, Kobe & Yokohama, Shanghai, Holl

Kobe & Yokohama. Amoy, Shal Moji, Kobe & Osaka, S'hal, Boji, Kobe, Osaka & Yokohama Shanghai, Holl, Kobe & Yokohama. Amor, Phal, Moll, Kobe & Iraka.

& Yokohama. S'hai, Moll, Kobe & Tokobama.

S'ha

Moll, Kobe & Omaka. Amby Shanghai, Kobe & Yokohama. S'hal, Moji, Kobe, Osaka & Yokohama Shanghai, Mo, Kobe & Yokohama. Shanghel, Kobe & Tokohama. Amoy, Skal,, Moji, Kobe & Osaka,

All dates are approximate and subject to alteration softhout notice. All Cabins are fitted with Elmarie Fans or Fuska Zouves System. Etekmeca on London and Australian Länen-are fitted with Laundrinn. Para memandang met more than & on, sh, will be received at the Com peat” *-Ondre up to Noon on the day previona, to sailing, which

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MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.,

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LAUNDRY SENT BY AIR LINE.

Expensive Habit of Dutch Woman,

Amsterdam.

of Cannt Alarik Wachmeister,

be done, but his arm fell back to ment in 1914, and was then pre- sure found.—Router. biq side. “You kflow. Mir Crane sented to the Zoo

DOG SAVES LIFE OF CHILD.

he said, "there's nothing I can say Winnie, in the Zoo, in Regents about your drying. It can't be Park, became an accomplished criticised, beckuse everything in pickpocket, and could remove an | (Ps wrong)» There are some people orange or bun from the bottom who can never be artists, and of the deepest pocket-though afraid, Miss Crane, you're one of hot without the owner noticing Fierce Fight, With Snake

very what was going on.

A Datch" woman who lives finthim? He mid- this in [France still has, her weekly washing|rentle, low volos, and say

done by a laundry in Holland. Grant paid afterward;

She has her solled line packed raillya "miracle" of Inside a Dutch är liner at La ment and nympathy. Bourget aerodrome near Paris. But Gladys looked at him, Thence it is down to Botterdam, hit mute, fire, and where, a car take it to a laundry july, the wấy thị jat Gonda: N

when they to few mom

Two days later the car the Rotterdam...marody "Iclean! Inad: khe

Paris by al

returns

Anno, An she got older Winna, lost

In Sweden

Stockholm."

ths history of German Colonies; the characteristles of their inhabitants,- and the work of colonial societies, schools and hospitalk...

Dr. Schnee, pemaident of the Reich- Colonial Society, General Ritter von Epp and, his highness

Duke Adolf Friedrich Zu Mecken- are among the patrons of the exhibition.—Router.

beure

her teeth, one by one, and be- Lame liable to influenza in win- ter. She refused to take any A dog has saved the life of a when the family ne medicine but used to help her two-year-old baby after a flerce mongrel dog, spraut at the rep keeper by wrapping her feet up fight with a make at Vasetervik tile and seized 16 in

blanket herself, During The baby was playing in the The dog killed it

two years of her life she sun outside her parents house not before

paralysed and when a viper wriggled towards nose. Effor *to her “lick room.

snake, but

made" to save the dog's

on the being life

was fust about to strike Router.

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