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In one respect, Loulon is too much the same The dreadful poverty of so much of the town has not been ameliorated. Now," as: when I know it before, the misery of the East End and other dishiots like it is terrifying, deadening to You may it on the fingers the cities that the sensos. There is, only one difference, it is have the power of drawing beck, as does a better concealed. One can travel from Kon- magnet, those who are once lived in them.sington to the Bank aut see only the surface of Paris possit, and Rome, Venice, and thing the fair side. The pitiful transactions Moscow, al San Francisco. Ono aging and alarms of two million human beings are the Celestial longing for another sight of many hidden. But the misery is not far to seak, and pagola'd Peking, the Indian pining for osetoric scents, if anything, worn acute than formerly. Delhi, the Persian looking forward to the day One day the Empire will have to pay for it all: winan bu will see one or the rose gardens for it is those people who, when they are
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tanate here do not ronize it, the Colonies LTO Ta mths Englishmen whom I motiu a position to enlighten them. abroad in the course of an absence of many year that should not know London" when I cans hack. Not know Londen. If ull the Cunity Councils in the Kingdom were to do their worst for fifty years, they could not make Loadou strange. Some few streets have dis- appeared gel others have boon widoned; there are more hotels for opulent Americana; adili tional statues of doubtful artistin vains have beeu put up; a memorial to the Late Queen, of bounty that is not doubtful, is being built; moters are made travel easier for persons who are unfortunate enough to be unable walk; the bridge at Ludgate-hill has been vily painted the West-end shops are a little more expensive and one sees fewer silk hats that formerly. And,
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¡February 25th, 1909.
"The most serions question now before 'us re- lates to the native Christians, numbering about 350,000, whose aliations are of a questionable, nature. They are suite in the common object. of opposing the present Administration wil resort to underhand methods. I am going to adopt drastic steps and annihilate them as soon as they take up arms insurrection. Of course they are lacked in a group of American mis. sionaries. It is likely that this will become one of the most important questions in Korea.
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the situation suggest. deserted streets, As I walked, would not hut Wagner declared it was witchcraft, and embrac- Compare Loudon with other cities in which I od him on seeing the portrait. A little more of bare been living, and in doing so I realize that sort of portrait painting was likely to have one cause of London's charm. It is th element upset his moutal balance. of unexpectedasss Walk in New York or San Francisca or Montreal, and you known, after a brief acquaintime, with either town, what you will find. There is picturesqueness in each; variety, romance, spiedlone. it is all catalogued. To find the pictursoque in New-Yorgos- take the autrony to wter place and then walk to the south-east to find splendour, you go to Fifth-avenna; tradition is contined to Downtown." In London you can start from any point, and go in any direc. tion, and never exhaust the possibilities. Even Battersea has its memories of Pops and Cowley, and Claphan his houses built by Wren sad was the lume of facaulay pul Pepys. Wim. bledon, fo those who know it, is pregnant of poatry, and in the middle of the villas of Croy- dou is Archbishop Whitgifta Almahouse. place of peace and of delight,
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1 pleased to acknowledge, the receipt ofEST GREAT mental level and that was perhaps nearer the relating to the interview of r. Song. Korean mark than other definitions. It was natural to Minister for Home Affairs, which was published assume that a human brain, of which the rapacity in the Asahi Shimbun of the 16th instant. was abnormally developed in onedirection, should Minister Song has not yet mastered the Japanese show loss of power in other directions. There language, and is therefore nuable to expira was a strange wanting, a twist, in Turner's brain, himself satisfactorily in that language. The for no wholly sane person ever penned much published interview asoribed to him contain nonsense us he wrote; and yet Turner was the not a few points which were misunderstood by greatest innthscape painter the world ever knew. Press reporters. Nothing, however, has so far The X-rays in photography would, perhaps, be been done with the interview, sincs it was able to show future generations changes in the published in a number of newspapers, and it is i surface of the brain during the act of thought almost impossible to make any correction. It A figure in history which come pretty near the Minister
ong made any such remarks regarı)- superbuman brain capacity was that of Joan of ing the American missionaries in Kores as he Are. It was one thing to get a boy to see in a is represented by the Asahi Shimbun to here few seconds the answer to a problem which would made, I am of opinion that such misrepresontu- take a mathematician hours to selve; it was tion of the real facts would indicate the
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And then, too, the beauty of London is so changing, so clusive, so much users delightful when it is realized that the ordered symmetry of Berlin, the arranged attractivenses of Paris, In places where one least expects to find it
court, and, against the "wistful sky," there is Joan of Arc, which baffled all analysis, which in his own country. on old church which only Meryen could have was abnormal in its capacity throughout. There During the Korean Emperor's recent trip to drawn
A Trepob Hamady for all. 1; one gets to the end of a row of tawdry were men wlio painted pictures, but who could the northern and southern parts of Korea, I tenements, and discovers the low, lingering not be accused of being artists. There were meta namber of missionaries at Pingyang. lights of a Whistler or a Hokusu. And there artists who were painters per se, and there were where many of them reside, and had an oppor is splendid bonuty, too, in this, London-always, painters who were more designers than painters, tanity to ascertain that they not only take no as old Asserius Menevensis says "honourably Millais, for instance, could do nothing without stops whatever in opposition to the advainistra. built ”—is becoming rich. I do not believe that nature; Gilbert could do nothing with it. Yettion of the Korean Government, but that they there is anything in Europe ure America fiuerif Millais nand Gilbert could have been rolled are in gympathy with the new régime inaugur- than the Victoria semorial, and the Embank-into one person the result would have been the | ated after the establishment of the Residency- ment has become a street of palees. I deny production of the greatest painter of all time. General and are endeavouring to interpret to that London has really changed, but it has Millais and Gilbort had one thing in common --- the Korean people the true purpose of that certainly become more splendid. And it does a healthy brain.
not see that the splendour has been bought He advised them to cultivate image-making. fondeur. Niter all, it is i amrprisingly small to become practical day dreamers, and, abore number of histori places that have been all, not to think, because genius was closely destroyed. Crosby Hall might inve been pre-allied with insanity, that insanity meant genins stat rod
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tion. Not only is the attitude of the American missionaries in Korea what I have just repre. -sad all Eugland, for that after the now
ented, but I have all along been recommeading to ancient buildings being continually provided
the Korean Goreramenta policy of not reatrioting for the deleciation of the pablie more than make
the freedom of religious belief. I may also siate up for the few that the toll of Time demands.
that the Christians in Korea will continue to To make my meaning clear: When I left After a career of encouraging assfulhom, the receive equal treatment with other subjects and London I had never heard of 17, Flent-street. “Simple Life," as a movement rsmirks a 'Lon- to w dealt with only in ease of distance violation It is ons of the finest pieces of the architecture don contemporary, seems to be perishing of of the laws of the country. Should the Koreso of the early 17th Century in existence, but for exhaustion. The people who were advocating Government adtake any policy differing generations the front had deen- obscured by one meat meal a day, or less, a year ago, are from the foregoing principle. I, who am in a hideous serven of glass and wool, while the returning to the normal fare on which Britons position to supervise that Government, will cer interior was similarly abused. Now the County rule the waves and bear the white man's tajuly not approve of it. I. however, presume Council has revornfly and excellently restored bardon: while the strain of an English winter that Your Excellency will appreciate the fast the building to its original condition, and the has crushed those brave spirits who went about that a large number of the Korean people are pablie is the wealthier for a beautiful speci in sandals or without hata. But in the United unfavourably inclined toward Christianity, which men of old English art. In old buildings like States, whene e imported the first principles is a new foreign religion. It may also he stated this. awaiting discovery and investigation, of the Simple Life, the departed creed has been
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LONGS, and BRONCHIAL TUBO It is called the New Life," and for inspiring the idea of independenes. This informed that their Goods, with the exception HE above Steamer having arrived, Con-In its depth what treasures!" wrote Shelley it has made a beginning in the unlikely locality fact, however, cannot be regarded as due to the of Opium, Treasure and Valuables, are being signees of Cargo are hereby requested to to Maria Gisborne, and the renaissance of the of Chicago. In that city an address to a mass instigation of the American missionaries. They, landed and stored at their risk into the hazar sand in their Bills of Lading as soon a3 urts and the love of beauty which Shelley did meeting by a local clergymon resulted in the therefore, cannot be held responsible for such dow and/or extra hazardens Gedowns of the possible.
not live to see have meant a re-birth of many formation of a league to which 11,000 young notion, and I wish to make this explanation of things that were hidden. At first, and for a people are pledged; and if their practice the matter on behalf of the American mission- long while, the restorer was a vandal, but now теата ny well as their principles, the aries in Korea. I hope that Your Excellency his work is done with real roverence. All over influence which will
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loon Btore, No. 36, Elgin Road. Less, HUNG CHEONG, Elgin Road. Mr. AH YAU, Hongkong Ferry Wharf Stal'
OF HIPO-PHOSPHITE OF LINE.
• Prescribed in Franes for the last 30 years. It retaios fís reputation for CONSUMPTION, OBSTINATE COUGHS, COLD#, DISEASES OF THE CHEST,
ON SALE.
THE FIFTY YEARS
ANGLO-CHINESE CALENDAR
日歴英中年十五二
LOM 1ST JANUARY, 18 TO 31ST DECEMBRE 1912, BEING FROM THE 18T YEAR OF TAR 76TH CYCLE TO THE TH YEAR OF THE 76TH CYCLE,
PRICE SE CASH.
On Sale at the "HONGKONG DAILY PRESS" OFFICn, or Agents in all the Ports of the Far East,
The Book will be sent by Registered Post (free) to any part of the World nurepresented
Agents on receipt of Money Order.
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