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CABLES.

LATEST CABLES. (YHZOUGH RAUTER'S AGENCY.] WIRELESS SEARCHLIG HTS. RADIUS OF ONE HUNDRED MILES.

Na York, Juno 29th.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 29ND, 1911.

LATEST CABLES,

THE PRINCE OF WALES'

RETURN HOME,

A ROYAL WELCOME ASSURED

LONDON, June 20th.

THE SITUATION IN IRELAND, RATIFYING THE WASHING-

PRÓTREXTY COALITION HOLDS STRONG LEAD.

LONDON, June 20th

SCOTTISH LETTER.".

· THE SCOTTISH CHURCH AND

SPIRITUALISM.

”A” NOT PROVEN VERDICT.

opportunity, but it created an opportunity for evil-as well as for good. à revolution had become inevitable; and, like all_re volutions, it had worked harın as well as in benefit to the people. The whole world was in a ferment, and in the world of · China the fermentation was straining and bursting the old battles.

NOYAL'S ORIENTAL CRINA,

The Sine Chinese porcelain collected in the Far East and brought to the mansion. house of Raith, in Fifonbire, early in the 18th century, is to be sold in London nest month; by direction of Viscount Novac.

TON TREATIES,

BRITAIN'S FREE-WILL OFFERING

LONDON, June 20th. The South Irish slections continue to In the House of Lords on the Second be strongly pro-Treaty. Mr. Sean Reading of the Washington Treaties Bill,

[FROM on OWN COLLESTONDENT.] O'Kelly, the ex-Sinn Fein Ambanalur Lord Lee said that the United States bad

Enekox, May 17th. The return home of HRH, the Prince to Paris is the only Republican to be practically completed ratification of the

elected in Dublin, where the ather eleven treaties. of Wales, fills the públic mind, and the seats are distributed as follows:-Coali-duced ratibcation Bill in their Parli. Two years ago tho Church of Scotland |

France and Italy had intro

Committee to investigate Marconi has announcel the invention Trines is assured of the most rayal wet- tionists 7: Lailependents a, and Labourite meats, while Japan. where Parliamentary Supernormal Physic Phenomena," and

appointed a 1. All are pro-Treaty. O'Kelly was ratifcution was not required, -Was of a wireless searchlight, whereby wire come to-day at Plymouth and Londen,

there has just been published the result of only elected alter the sixth and finaling

ing ratification by the other Powera, but les wares can be reflected like light and also on the journey to London, where count. Vote gating in the County of presumably there would not be any ques their excursion into the realm of the occult

ths tion in regard

ard to Japanesy ratification. Shortly put, their testimony is negative. wave These may be sent in any direc-great- crowds, including many school. Dublin was adjourned at three in tion in the beam instead of being sentter children, will gather at the stations to ring, because sixty-four ballot papers especially as the principal Japanese dale. Their Ending may be described as "not were missing. Otherwise, the pro gates to Washington were ardent supprorer," accompanied by a caution, and an

Decree of divorce on the ground of deser- regards the admission that, for reaching positive results, tion was granted by Lord Anderson in the Treatyites. Mr. Harrell Figgia and the porters of the Treaty as

British

Ratification Labourite, Mr, Johason, "who easily

Empire.

WAR the inquiry ought to have been in the bands Scottish Court of Session at the instance of There is every prospect that enormous headed the poll would formally have matter of course,

Lord I emphasised that the Treaty longed over a considerable number of self, at present in the service of the League of highly trained specialists, and pro-Captain Alexander Duncan Cumming Rus crowds will be present a greet the "Prince been declared elected. Mr. Arthur

Grithith, the Presiderit of

surrendered the historie British sapre on his arrival at London, where the weireann, headed the voting in County in the interests of world peace and so we have travelled into the scientifle age; Mary Evelyn Stanhope Gardner or Russell, "macy of the sona in a spirit of trust and years" This sentence is a sign of how far of Nationa, Genara, against the Hon. Juliet ther is most favourable and the streets are Cavan. Other results in the provinces vency. Such a fren will offering was unt for the time is not so long past when the a daughter of the inte Lord Burgholere,

are equally striking in favour of the paralleled in history, but whole-hearted Churches advanced and exercised the claim DEFENDERS OF SOCIAL "REVOLU-belaggal, and the shops you houses the Treats and mul one inbour two Anglo-Ameriena agreement for naval to be themselves the "highly-trained spe-

TIONARIES RETURN HOME. corated. A succession of triumphat Coalition pre Teatrites, and one Fart equality was perhaps worth more

ers Party at Carlow, Kilkenny, where arches, has been erected in the Borough of both Coalition and Remiblicans were die/urity than mere numerical to our ciclists," and even the sole judges, on this,

superiority particular subject. in ships

We were running at and men.

ed in all directions. He says he is of the opinion that the invention will be a great aid to navigation, soabling the flashing of guiding beams nearly a hundred miles. SOVIET JUSTICE.

BERLIN, June 20th.

cheer the passing train.„.

the

PERE DAUGHTER DIVORCED,

MONAR CAT'S MEMORT,

It is reported from Moscow, that the Paddington, rach with the appropriate feated: four Coalition pro-Treatyites, any rate a theoretical risk by 125luable evidence of the power of sugges noted for his clearucas, and the way in which

foreign, defenders of the Social Revolu tionaries mentioned in a cable message on Jane 11th are returning Home. They allege that the Soviets have not kept..to their agreement, as they were not even "allowed to ste their clients or the Russian

defenders alone.

PAYING GUESTS.

A bill for fifteen milliard roubles, mqquivalent to £600, was presented to thega for board and lodging at the end of their first week's stay...

SOVIET DEMOBILISATION OF

RED ARMY,

BUT INCREASES IN COMMUNIST UNITS.

«BERLIN. June ist.

word, welcome.

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For many years, long before Mr. Bogar The report provides significant and of Glasgow debuting society he has been Law went to Parliamoat, merely a member

two Coalition Republicans and ons effect to the treaties without awaiting fabourite in Galway. where the anti ratification by other Powers because tion, and of autossuzgestion. in fixing the he gets point after point in regular Window tits fetched high prices and Treaty, extremists Lana al Mellowes without mutual trust the Washington impressions and beliefs of mankind. But sequence" He never uses so much as a

were defeated.

agreements would inevitably break down although the members of the Committee and the world be thrown back into the who believed in spiritualism may have which he marshals bis arguments and half-sheet of notepaper. The ease with welter of suspicion and naval shipbuild found their faith confirmed, the experience disposes of one point before he addresse ing which was bringing it to financial through which they all passed produced himself to another, giving the impression ruis.

no conviction favourable to spiritism in the that he has never omitted anything be minds of those who had not been previously intended to may, is always a matter of ad On the contrary, most of miration. No one can do this so well them found among these experiences

it is stated that the Prines of Wales is in good health, though fatigued,"

THE EMPIRE'S. CREATEXT

AMBASSADOR......... ·

It is universally recognised that he deserves, and must have, a long rest, after his exertions as the Empire's greatest Am- bassador, which evoke the warmest th butes from the Press.

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REPUBLICANS, LOSE GRÒUND

LONDON, June 30th. The position of the parties in the South Irish elections at five o'clock this evening were:-Coalition pro Treaty 47, Coalition Republicans 20, Labour 10, and Independents 12. The changes have bera at the expense of the Republicans.

IRISH DEBATE POSTPONED.

LONDON, June 20th.

........

"

THE STATES ANGLO-PERSIAN OIL SHARES.

CALL-MONEY TO BE USED FOR DEVELOPMENT,

convinced."

"some which they regarded as suspi- cious," so that "n strong presumption exists in the Judgment of those members Losos, Jane "20th. of the group" that in certain cases" con Iu the House of Commons, Mr. The Standing Committee has orderedcious fraud was practised;" while all of Winston Churchill postponed his Irish the Bill to be reported without amend them seem to be of opinion that in de statement, which he was to have made on ment to the House of Commons authoris monstrations which give easy opportunities Thursday, on the ground that an frish ing payments not exceeding £950,000 to for fraud; this and other forms of deceit discussion at present might have a pro- meet calls on the State's shares in the are not adequately guarded against. On judicial public interest, as there were so Anglo-Persian Oil Company,

the whole, this report of two years' inventi- Sir John Baird stated that the money gations of the Church of Scotland's Com- will be spent wholly for development in mittter is not likely to be widely quoted

in spiritualistic propaganda. LATER,

A proposal that the Company's vessels The results in Ireland hitherto have should be registered as British evoked heen Coalition pro-Treaty; 5 Coali tion Repulican; 1 Labour: 5. Indepenvised against the amendment, which was Sir John Baird ad- lengthy discussion. Thirty-nine seats remain. Linder the dent, and Trinity College Dublin withdrawn.. system of proportional representation

THE PRINCE'S EASTERN VISIT HAS. THE HAPPLEST EFFECTS. Newspapers regard and prophesy, the happiest effects from the Prince's visits to India. Japan and elsewhere; and, lemany uncertain factors, clare that when the full story of his visit to the East is published, the King's sub-

FURTHER DETAILS.

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Persia.

unless, perhaps, Mr. Churchill.

audience

This

Mr. Bonar Law has one little trick which it would be incorrect to describe as a memory ayatoip,-be is above all that sort of business but he has a way of dealing with quotations and references which is almost system, and which I think must " be of his own invention. As a rule he cus make his references and quotations from memory, but sometimes he takes the precaution to write out the extract, aud plant it in a convenient pocket. The may in which he manipulates these extracts The modern high priest of the supernors Tery next; be never loses them er

his keeps

waiting. the ways and methods of the magicians in his speech when he requires his first nial, following with waspicions closeness is how he proceeds. He comes to the point It is reported from an excellent source,

and necromancers of all ages, call extract or quotation, he slipe his finger and despite contrary statements in the Soviet

their spirits and work their wonder post thumb into his right-hand bottom waist- pres, that demobilisation of the Red

successfully in the dark, or in a “sym

coat pocket and at once is provided with -Anny is continuing, and it has been prac

pathetic” and eagerly expectant '

'fically decided to reduce it by fifty per¦ (ADMIRALTY SENDS WIRELESS,

mosphere, where there is readiness to the ammunition. When he comes to the believe, and often complete surrender of the second quotation he finds it ready in (let us LONDON, June 20th, ent, ot only owing to the great difi

the war aay) his left-hand waistcoat pocket. His GREETING.

will and the intelligence to The Government of India is issuing an ས culty of" finding soppiles and equipment

that the elections have shown that pro unlimited loan in India at six per cent, rounding influence. No, clear answer was third and fourth ones are distributed in his LONDON, June 20th.

partiou representation has come tu

given to the questions put by the Committee, coat or trouser pockets, and the cleverness de a large army, it became certain The Adiniralty sent a wireless message stay in Ireland,

at par, free of Indian income tax, repay How the supposed spirit originated the with which they are produced gives one the able at par in 1927-22

sense of a conjuring trick. nits are so seriously disafinted, that to the Prince of Wales aboard H.M.S. shows that s were pro-Treaty and War Bands 1922, or Indian

An analysis of the votes in Dublin City Subscriptions may be in cash, Indian air vibrations? Was the effect due to their retention auder arms menaces then welcoming him home and 10,941 anti-Treaty. The Independent Bills. Applications will also be received, the materialisation of the vocal apparatus "borrowing the larynx of the medium, or ing that the whole Navy had followed his State. Whilst carrying out the "demobi- arduous tour with the greatest interest and Labourite candidates are greatly from London, from July 3rd to August of the dicarnate speaker?" They were Lord Sands has been reviewing a biogra.

and adminution. The message sincerely encouraged at the results. There lisation, the Soviet Government "bas recongratulates His Royal Highness upon only bue Labour nominee for the. Lav 14th for rash and to September 26th for asked to believe that a middle link was phy of the Rev. Dr Cameron Lees, of BL

jects throughout the Empire will increase their admirating for the Prine's ability. and his exact and unerring sense of duty

i EARLIER CABLES,

auyed to inerrase the number of Com- [the] munist wits.

UPPER STEESIA

TRANSFERRED.

BERLIS, June 20th. The allies transference of the partie tioned portions of Upper. Silesia to Poland and Germany is in full swing..

The Polish troops entered Kattowitz the chief town of the Polish portion.

THE HAGUE CONFERENCE, A CONFERENCE OF THE PRINCIPAL DELEGATIONS.

the votes transferred from Arthur

| Grißuli's surplus in Cavan have secured; the return of the pro-Treatrites, Cole and Milroy.

Mr. Gavan Duffy, in a plateinent, says

Was

the great Leces everywhere achieved, and Gay Constitueues, but her polled nad expresses deep thankfulness for his over two qua, suficient to clect two

fe return...

Labourites moder the proportional The Prince replied with sincerest | system. thanks for the kind message, and saying

LATER FIGURES. that he had met most of the ships of the naval squadrons belonging to the stations he presed and saa much impressed by their efficienty,

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WONDERFUL WELCOME AT

PLYMOUTH.

LATER.

•The Bewony, Pscorted along the Channel by beflagged destroyers, arrived at Ply mouth at 5.15 this evening. The streets! of Plymouth, where visitors were pout. thutisand assembled on the Hee and ing in all day long, were packed. Fifty chered tumultuously!

THE VICEROY'S CONGRATULA-

TIONS.

BROTHER..

LATER.

INDIAN DOMESTIC LOAN,

UNLIMITED ISSUE.

Indian War Bonds..

Treasury

at.

A MENORT OF DISRUPTION TIMES.

required for communication with the Giles, Edinburgh, and to illustrate the "discareate" world- third entity inter-state of Church affairs in the Highlands GAMBLING IN B.N. BORNEO. posed between the medium, who is not after the Disruption, he tells this story of

TENDERS FOR MONOPOLY CONTROL.

à direct medium, and the spirit of the the parish of Carnoch. Only two members deceased. Why, and what, "is "this tertium were left to the Church of Scotland, all quid, which belongs to no category of which the others having joined the Free Church. sont irish elections late tonight was: --- The position of the parties" in the

Loxos, fine 20th.

Observation, renson, or even tradition can These two were the local factor and another Custion pro-Treaty, 51; Cuition Re

In the House of CominoDH, Mr. Chur for any conception? "To postulate a gentleman, and they ad regularly to ublicans, 1; Labour, 14; Independents, chill, replying to Cal. Wedgwood, said familiar sprit, benevolent or malevolent, ia repair to the church upon Sunday. And 10: Farmers, three and Joint Panel that the British North Boruco Co., in alleged spiritual sphere; to assume that every Sunday the same thing happened. nominee, one.

order The returns are still in;

to restrict gambling, invited this invisible assistant had the power to The minister, key in hand, met them near complete.

tenders for monopoly control of gambling the greatest or the least of the the church, and suggested that it wonk rights throughout the territory, not blessed dund, are assumptions that require, be warmer in the manse. Before the DAVIS CUP COMPETITION.

merely among Chinese coolies on estates but have not received, any vindication | service, began in the manse, the minister re as suggested." The reṛenne derived from | from adequate testimony." The general gularly offered them a choice. Would they THE BRITISH LES ESTERS

last year amounted to conclusion arrived at seems to be that have à sermon of his owa or a sermon ont THIRD ROUND.

#further investigation" may be the duty of a book 2 Regularly the choice was of the Church as well as of science. And serion ont of a book, and regularly the both have a long rond to travel before they { minister's reply was, "Yes, I think that can reach ground where it will be com will be much better." On the conclusion petent for them to pronounce definitely that of the service the minister entertained the there is more in spiritin that conscious or congregation with bread and cheese and Baconcions illusion.

water mingled with a curious liquid which

a sad to be extracted zrom barley. OMITVARY.

/i

LONDON, June 20th. A Ruchampton, an the Davis Cup doubles, Kingscote and Riseley beat Count Robcego, and Capt. Colonibo |(aly) bp 6/1, 6/3, 6/9. The Britisa

isles thus enters the third round.

this soured £10,500.

LORD NORTHCLIFFE INDISPOSED.

HUFFERING FROM HEART WEAK NESS AND PTOMAINE POISONING.

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Lorca, June 20th. Lord Northcliffe has returned from the Continent, and has been advised to undergo a course of treatment on account of heart weakness secentuated by an attack of ptomaine poisonjajg.

A.

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LITERACY DEVELOPMENT IS CHINA.

The increasing demand for Western literature in China, and the remarkable changes that are taking place in Chinege

At Millport, on the 12th May, Captain J. unguage and literature, were referred to it. Howie, late of China.

meeting of the Christian Literature- At View Park Row, Darabartonshire, on Society for China in Glasgow. More im- the 14th May, Helen Cathcart Smith, wife portant than any external revolution, it was of the late George Spith, of Shanghai, ned stated, was the revolution in thought that daughter of the late William Hamilion, of was proceeding before their eyes, and by the North Park, Glasgow. abandonment of the classical innguage for

THE HAGER, June 20th. The principal delegations are confer-)

SIMLA, June 20th. ring with a view to deciding on a general

The British pur's brilliant volleying| The Viceroy has telegraphed the Prince plaz of proceedings, to prevent the pos- of Wales rejoicing that the Prince has and Riseley's territe service wore doan Britisher'a tieu safely reached the end of his long journey the Italians, and the xibility of the formation of a small comand been re-united to their Majesties and bad things all their own way. mitter, tantamount to a supreme council, profound admiration of the high sense of

those holding him dear, and expressing INDIA ENTERS SECOND ROUND. whose conclaves and decisions caused ill-duty, the unstinted labor, and the At Beckenham, in the Davis Cup com

BRITISH NATIONAL ACTS. feeling at the Genoa Conference.

exorcise of sympathy which guided his petition, A. H. Fyzce (India) beat Misu Imperial mission to a successful close.(Rumania) by 4/4, 6/1, 6/1, 7/5. A. 4. FORMING A BUREAU OF

AMENDING BILL INTRODUCED. THE DUKE OF YORK GREETS His Fyzee beat Stern by 6/2 0/2 0/7. CONFERENCE

H. Fyzre and C. Rumaswami beat Stern

Losbox, June 20th. and lisu by 6/2, 6/4;'/U/0 It is proposed that the President and

the House of CommoDN, Mr. the Tornacular and the use of the phonetic Vice-President of the Commission, and destroyers, took her position inside the Fyzee winning easily. Stern was better Acts in regard to the acquisition of When the Reno, escorted by five Misu deteriorated after the first set. amending the British nationality

India this enters the second round Shortt Home Secretary) introduced a script in place of the old Chinese character, The chairmen of three sub-committees, breakwater at Plymouth, a salute of than yesterday but was obviously out Britisha mtionality by persons born out- shall form a bureau of conference, whose the harbour were dressed, and acroplanes!

twenty-one guns was fired. All ships in classed. The doubles proved a similarly

side his Majesty's Dominions. casy task. powers will be solely administrative and flew overbead.

The Duke of York boarded the Renown have nothing to do with the relations

his brother. Subsequently, witli the Kissian commission,

There will be a business presideat to the commission, probably Dr. Patyn, Vice-President of the Dutch delegation at Genoa, who will arrange for the co- operation of the two bodies.

BARLIEB CABLES.

THE NON-RUSSIAN COMMISSION.

THE HAGUE, June 20th.

and

.COUNTY CRICKET.

the Rennus proceeded to Keyham Dock BIG SCORES AT THE OVAL.

where it remains for the night. Cheering crowds watched the ship's pro

TER through the harbour.

Loxpos, June 90th

The Prince gave a dinner aboard the At the Oval, Surrey defeated Glouces Renown at which the Duke of York and tershire by ten wickets. In the victors 143 and officers were present. H.R.H. disembarks Arst inning's Hubba scored this morning-

Shepherd 14. For Gloucester, Smith scored a 109.

At Lord's, Middlesex defeated Lanca shire, by an inaings and 18 runs, Hearne scored 10 and Hendrew 107 for the win ners, while Harnes scored in Lanc shire's second innings.

THE MISSING DRIFTER,- WRECKAGE DOES NOT INDICATE

STORM

Loxbor, June „201k. Wreckage from the drifter, Blue Sky

OBITUARY.

ADMIRAL SIR LEWIS BEAUMONT

Lardos, June 20th.

the educated public was bound to increase in which errry word had a separate sign, NEW PAINLESS DENTISTRY.

Principal Sir Donald MacAlister stated

that his interest in China and Obinere It was a novel demonstration that took literature was of loop standing. He replace lately after a luncheon given by Sic called that when Sir Thomas Wade, after haze Higham, M.P., at the Hôtel Métro- years historic service to China and thin pole. Dr. Charles Goebel, one of the chief country, resigned his Ambassadorship at surgeons of the Dental School" at Paris, Pekin to become Professor of Chinese at came over to present le gazotherme," a The death is announced of Admiral Sir Cambridge, he (the Principal) was his first apparatus inrented by Dr. Fabret, of Nie, Lewis Beaumont, G.C.B., at the age of sad for a long time his only pupil. The which makes possible the immediate treat

great expansions of medical missions in meat of the most sensitive tooth without (The deceased, who entered the navy China, and the propagation there of the slightest pain to the patient and as long ago as 1860, had seen much ser Western methods of teaching and practice, without either inhalation or injection. vite. He was, Commander-in-Chief of made posible by the united efforts of Inhalation, known to the layman A the Pace 1899-1900, and Commander-in. British and American Missionary Societies, gai," means loss of consciousness, and He retired in had led to the production of many transla- is disliked up that account; injection means. Chief, Australia, 1901-4 19127

tions and adaptations of standard medicala complicated technique not free from s works into. Chinese. Recently he had certain measure of discomfort and pain.

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at Brighton, Sussex defeated Glamor FORMER U.S. AMBASSADOR'S authorised the translation of the British The new appliance avoids either. A gentle

gan by 201 ruas.

At Burton-on-Trent, Leicester defeated

The full British delegation, held a rueling at the Palace Hotel this morn has been washed ashore near Margate Derby by 220 runs, Benskin, for the ing. The Empire delegates are to de: The inquest on a body, believed to be n part in a day or two, leaving their in Naval rating, was adjourned in the hope and six for 10.

winners, capturing seven wickets for b treats in the bands of the British reproof identification. The Chief Coastguaril zentatives

31. van Karnebeck is to-day,formally Intimating to Russia the composition the non-Russian Commission, on which, counting the Dominions a part of Britain, 25 countries will be represented, atly by two delegates each. Britain will be represented by Sir Philip Lloyd- Greatne and Lieut. Com. E Hilton Young Italy by Baron Avezzans and Dr. Giannini; Belgium by M. Cattier and. 31. Galopin, Japan by Mr. Sato, Coun Weiller of the Embassy, and Mr. Sekiba of the Ministry of Finance. The names of the French and Dutch delegates have not yet been annonacél).

the wreckage indicated that the damage at Birchington said that the nature of OPEN GOLF CHAMPIÓNSHIP, was not the result of a storm.

THE CAPSIZED STEAMER. THIRTY-SEVEN LWFS LOST.

Hanno June 20th

BRILLIANT OVERSEAS. COM-

PETITORS.V.

Lesucs, Jane Both.. At Sandwich, the open golf champion ship was continued in a fine, strong breeze. The feature of the play, was the brilliance of the Overseas competitors The best qualifying scores were: Kirk wood and, Hagen 147; Hutchison ~ 149; (The Aware was a 12,69 ton Brazilian Boomer 151; Mitchell ́and Vordon 152; steamer, which was being towed out of Barnes and Haters. 134; Ray and Tolley the docks at Habburg.]//

156; Taylor 150; Duncan 10).

It is officially stated that thirty-seven lives were lost through the capaizing of the ture.

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DEATH.

·New York, June 20th.

The death is announced of Mr. Frederic Penfield, formerly American

Ambassador to Austria.

CANADA APPROVES, WASHINGTON TREATIES.

Orywa, May 20th The House of Commons has approved the Washington Treaties...

GENEVA-MOSCOW AERIAL

SERVICE.

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GIETA, June 20th. An aeroplane service from Geneva to Moscow starts regularly on July 1st..

Pharmacopovia on condition that the stream of oxygen is continuously played translation satisfied him...

upon the tooth to be treated, and uses The old exclusiveness of literary China thesis is arrived at progressively by a had gone, and, in Sir Donald's opinion, regulated process of freezing. The demons some good things had gone with itration, which will te giten during the next But it had left China as it never was four weeks in different parts of the before you, to the indar of Western country, is valuable showing how ideas and Western literature. Not the public health mait benefit from the inter- scholar and the pandit alone, but the man tion, for that it must benefit from painles in the street and in the fella, had taken to dentistry there can be no doubt. Dr. reading Newspapers were multiplying; Gushel gave detailed explanation of the vernacular were increasingly used for gazone, and pointed out that it could literary purposes; and now the elficially drill the tout mountire tooth without pain recognised phonetic script brought the write in a few moments, Progressive refrigem ten word is an intelligible form to millions tion, he mid, was the underlying prin of previously literate men and women, cipis at the system, le regretted that he The oligarchy of learning, jealously fostered could not recommend it for extractions, as5 by the old classical tradition, had given tlie method tended to make the tooth brit- way to the democracy of letters in widest tle, with the consequent danger of its eommomity spend. This created a vast being broken in the procERA,