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MYSTERY OF SIR JOHN REES'S DEATH.

Might have Fallen from Train

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(Ariga, Mr. G. Clerica, Mr. E. R. Let Trade Follow the Flag. when Semi-Dazed. Christianaon, Mr. Chang Mor. Sir John Rees's death through Mr. Chin Pak. Mr. Chan Yar By Colonel L. C. M. S. Amery,

Parliamentary falling from the London-to-Scot. Mr. Chin York Hong. Mr. Chin M. P..

Financial.. Secretary land night express was inquired Kam, Mr. Chin King Hoog, M into at Chesterfield.

Carlota Woo, Mr. S. E. Dias, Mr. Admiralty.)

The task which the Prime Lady Rees said Sir John's D. C. H. Florance, Mr. Go Lum health recently bad been extra-Ho, Mr. Gin Yee How, Mr. & Minister set before himself at ordinarily good. Ha was full of Mrs. J. C. Huston. Mr. A. C B Genos was to feature peace and energy and had no nervous break-Hall, Mr. J. do Jong. Mrs. Jang confidence in Europe, primarily Shee, Afr. Jose Woo, Mrs. Jew |for the sake of Europe itself, but down. He was 67 years old.

Cecil Harry Barnden said that Shoe Mr. Meredith M. Jack, also to reopen the channels, of when he checked the tickets after Mrs. Rose A. Kuntz, Mr. George ourown European trade, a matter passing Bedford there was a man Burcett, Mr. Gustave Gremer, of no small moment to us at any in the compartment in question Miss Louise Frankhauser, Mr. M. time, but especially so at this asleep on the seat with a rug over Fujie, Miss Carrie Goodman, Mr. [time of economic depression. He him and a pillow under his head. James Hay, Miss Mabel Lacy, has found himself faced by many He had to wake him to see his Mr. Louie Yut Woo, Mrs. Lee difficulties. That does not make! ticket. Every door was fastened Shee, Mr. E. Murry, Mr. & Mrs. the object in itself less desirable. K. Manda, Mr. J. C. Maher, Miss Nor does it mean that the object, and the handles turned.

The guard in charge of the ex-Newsholm, Mr. Ng Lim Mr. R. will not be achieved in the end. press stated that the train was Naka, Mr. Toy Yee Hing, Mrs The European tangle will, sooner pulled up just after passing Tom Shee, Mr. K. Takiwa di C. for later, be straightened out. But through Chesterfield. A shunter Weinberger, Mr. Woo Sue, Ms it will take time, perhaps & long reported there was a door open in S. Wada, Mr. & Mrs. Wu Bin, time, and we cannot afford to wait the rear of the train. Witnesssaw Mrs. F. W. Young, Mr. Yo Ki Nor is there any reason why we there was no one in the compart-Wo, Mr. M. Nemoto. Mrs. R. should. As far as trade and em- ment, although there was some

Rosado, Mastar N. Rosado, ployment here are concerned luggage in it. He came to the Master B. Rosado. Miss Europe is neither the best field nor conclusion that the passenger had Rosado, Miss Catherine Soyder.. the most expanding field to which

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fallen out of the train.

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Our best field always has been in the British Empire and in the

IN THE SIX-FOOT WAY. A parcels porter of Chesterfeld said he found Sir John about 100 Pers. PRES. MCKINLEY.-Eastern and South American yards beyond the end of Chester Mr. A. M. Amond, Miss Mary markets. We shall recover our Seld platform in the six-foot way C. Applegate. Sir Curtia G.trade with the latter general He was in a silting position, with Asedown, Mr. Harold C. Ash world conditions improve and as bis body bent. He said he was in down, Mr. Chou Cam, Thomas our competitive prices come down. great pain, and added, "Move me Cramford, Miss Elena Digmanese. But it is the former, the Britieb Away from here: get me awas Mr. G. F. Desbion, Mr. A. Garcia, Empire market, and in particolar somewhere." He said polbing a Miss K. C. Hanley. Mitsui the market of the Dominions, that to how be came to fall out of the Hesoki, Mr. Yuo Ab Kam, Mr.I should like to draw attention, C. Borgquist, Chas. C. Chopy, Mr. because it is there that we can do Dr. J. C. Adam stated that Rony Corrutro, Mr. Enrique most by national and Imperial when admitted to Chesterfield Garcia, Mrs. L. B. Karollo, Miss policy to bring about a real ex- Hospital Sir John made no state- M. E Bomar. Miss Amyo pansion of trade. meat as to what had happened, Bosarch. Mr. C. W. Boydon, Mr. but repeatedly said. “Lift roe up. I am in great pain." Death wha¦ due to shock following the injuries received.

train.

W. F. Campbell, Miss Lucile Campbell, Mrs. C. W. Cocklio, Mr. & Mrs. E. C. Compton, Mr Chas. W. Hart, Mr. & Mrs. M. J. Hazelton, Miss Lucille Hazelton,

Look at the following table. 15! gives (1) the total exports of British produce and manufactures to the countries and Dominions mentioned in 1913, and (2) the amount per head of the estimated

Value per head.

The coroner, in returning a verdict of "Accidental -death. Miss Isabelle Hazelton, Mr. Shou population of these countries - said there was no evidence of bow Shank Loong, Mr. Fong Yee deceased fell from the carriage. Loong, Mr. Jose M. Lopez, Mr. It was possible that be might have H. J. Mali, Mr. Miguol Mat, Mr.j

Total value."

£

New Zoa-

£

land ...10,837,987...10 2 9 Union of S.

awakened and in a semi-dazed 5. G. Rockefeller, Mr. G. J. Canada ... 23,794,935... 3.0 9 condition opened the onside door | Samson. Mr. Lung Shang. Mr. Australia... 34.471,269... 7 3 7 thinking that he was going into Jose Silverio, Mr. & Mrs. G. W. the corridor. There was no evid-Sutherland, Miss C. E Sutber- ence, however, to support this.

land. Mr. Richard Luther, Mr. C. Pores, Mr. Go Pie, Mrs. H. Till- son, Mrs. W. S. Werner. Miss E. Hughes, Mr. James Hazelton, Mr. Lyman Hazelton. Mr. R. D.

THE JAPAN SOCIETY.

Annual Dinner. Some two hundred members of

cClothlin, Mrs. M. D. Morley. Mrster Chas. Morely, Mrs. G.

Africa 22,184,818... 3 10 10 Germany.40,677.379... 0 12/2 Russia (in-

cluding

Finland) 18,102,653... 0 2 1 That is a table of our total ex

the Japan Society and their Powers. Mr. & Mrs. J. Strassiz, friends were present at the anaster J. Strassiz. 31aster H. P. Bat take out out exports of raw materials, or coly partly

1 usi dinner which took place at Strassix. Mrs. J. Schlesinger. Mr-worked up raw materials, and the Hotel Victoria, London, last T. Wright

inonth.

Testifies That Baby's Own

Sir Charles Addis, speaking in-THIS AMERICAN MOTHER stead of Professor Lon.ford, pro- posed the health of the President of the Society, the Japanere Ambassador. He had only re- cently been in Japan and had been the great of Prince Tokugawe. of whom Baron

Tablets Do All That Is Claimed for Them

and More.

look at the following table which mainly manufactured goods for gives our exports of wholly or

the same year

Canada ...

Tens of thousands of mothers Australia

Hasashi's clan (Aizal had been sleep soundly at night throughout New Zealand.

the length and breath of America, S. Africa...

supporters to the last in the days

of the Shogan. He mentioned knowing that with Baby's Own Germany

Tablets in the house their little Russis ones are safeguarded in case of sudden sickness.

Value rer head.

£

Total value.

£ 20,031,002...2 13 2 .31,301,204...6 10 41

9.517,3619 00 ...19,650,161.. 3 29 ...26,887,653...0 8 0) that in Japan there was the

10,255,028...0 13 English Society, which was the

Does not that show how much counterpart of the Japan Society

larger & proportion of our export in London. His Excellency was Writes one of these American to the Dominions consists of the one of those happy persons who others. Mrs. A. H. Waite, of most paying exports, those of formed an exception to a 'role. It1202 Fremont Avenue, North Saished manufactures? But that was said that a prophet had no Minneapolis:“I wish every is the export side only. The hontur in bis own country, but mother knew how good Baby's really important side of our trade Baron Hayashi was esteemed as Own Tablets are, then there would is the import trade. mucb at home as he was abroad He formed one in a long chain

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After all the be fewer sick children. My last only reason for which we export baby was sickly from birth and is to secure the imports we need. of the members of his family who the benefit that the Tablets bave Now there are certain kinds of had served the State. It was to afforded is simply wonderful imports we must have in order to his credit that, when he reached They do all that is claimed for feed our large population and what might have been considered them and more. I would not be enable our great industries to the calmination of bis career be without them for anything." be carried

on. Those aro volontarily relinquished the Every careful parent will insist foodstuffs and

FAW materials. Legation at Rome and took the that medicine given to children There 170 other imports relatively lawer position of Min-hould be absolutely pure, safe, which may be worth purchasing, ister at Peking. Now in the faldess gentle and free from narcotic as being slightly better of time he came to the Court of drugs. Baby's Own Tablets ex- cheaper

than corresponding St. James', and it could be assum-actly answer this description. British products, but do not reallo to attend to Europe it is better human as well as the material

land and Japan there

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be good politics and good business upon us year by year for the

business and better politics capital for their development. ed that, by his appointment. They quickly reduce fever, dispel sustain industry or population on to attend to the Empire. Be The war stopped the flow of both. Japan wished to Britain that she had found in diarrhoes, relieve

show Great colic and constipation, check any great scale. Now our imports sides we can be more certain of The Dominions to-day have at croup, allay from the Dominions belong very the results of our efforts. Genoa lesat 2,000,000 fewer people than him the flower of democracy teething pains, cure indigestion, largely to the latter. In other shows what intractable material they would bave had but for the Between the two Powers of Eng- expel worms, quiet the nerves and words wa do not get the same we have to deal with in Europe. war. We, on the other hand, bave bring restful, health-giving sleep value, from the point of view of But if we could get all the at least 1,000,000 more than we binding link founded on a com-in a perfectly natural way. Of employment and sustenance of our European powers to agree on the should bave had if the flow of munity of interests and cement druggists, or pest at 60 cents per population, in return for our ex- whole Gezos programme, we inter-Empire migration bad ed by comradeship in the Great vial, direct from Dr. Williams' ports to Europe as we do in return

checked. To set motion again our trade is concerned, with that flow in tariff barriers which have every-jis essential to the economic where been doubled and trebled health both of ourselves and of in the interests, nightly or wrongly the Dominions, and the Empire conceived, of European recon- Settlement Bill now before Par struction. In the Dominions we liament is simply designed to give have everywhere tariffs which, fresh impetus to that movement

War. It was idle to pretend that Medicine Co., 35 Szechuen Road, for our exports to the Dominion. I should still be faced, as far as not been

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during bis Excellency's tenure of) office questions had not cropped no which had been viewed by his country and by ourselves from dawn of settlement. He hoped The point I am making was different landpoints, and it was really that China-their mutual very well put by Mr. Asquith io a tribute to bi tenacity, and to friend-would settle down. All the debate on unemployment last his candour and tact, that they were svering from unemploy-October. Speaking more specifi- could say not one of those ques rent. China is a vast country, cally of the German trade whether high or low, embody the and to tions had proved irresistible to and she has an enormous future be said: "After all the things principle of preference to British organised in the interests of the adjustment or accommodation. if she is properly developed. Eng. which Germany sends us are over foreign goods, and this individual settler than was the (Bear, bear). He now had the Jacd, where there is no end of things which we really do not accounts so largely for the very casa before the war.

per head of Inter Empire migration is, of culminating honour of promoting unemployment, should find in want or which we can take our high rate good relations between the two China one of her greatest selves. But the British Domiu- population of their purchases course, only one aspect of the whole conception of developing. countries and assisting in the markets, and he thought it was ions send us things which we from us.de peace of the world.

Sir Charles Addis's business to cannot make ourselves, things -What they do lack from the io co-operation, the boundless The Japanese Ambassador. see to it. Japanese would be most which are essential to us in the point of view of their own national resources of the British Common who was received with cheers, happy to cooperate with English shape of food, matarial or half developments, as well as from the wealth. The Empire fought and responded.

friends, and this co-operation had finished products." He went on point of view of our trade with won the war as a single unit by Sir Charles Addie, be said, had become possible, especially, after to say that he believed that them, total population. And the free co-operation of its various just come back from China, and the Washington Conference. wise development of our inter that is precisely the one efficiency Governments. Why should it not they could not help wondering They were most thankful to their Imperial resources, might create where we can supply, them with become an equally effective unit how be left our Chinese friends American friends for enabling us for us a trade which would over, the means of expansion Bow, as for winning the peace? We have there. Unfortunately China was to cooperate in China and to make top altogether the European trade, we have done in the past. The dons our best for Europe at Genoa, in & most difficult condition. the Pacific Ocean really pacific. I entirely share that view and, Dominious grew, and our trade Let us now, in Voltaire's praise, Some people say that it is the (Chests).

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