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"Quite as," repilad the W. O, M.,. with' a' smile which revealed a serene consciousness of effortless superiority. "Quite so, but I find] other modern inventions, people thing was that she was safe, she that by means of radio and the many things to be settled. but aho let her mind drift idly. The main are keeping up with me better than had her man at her alde. Ho had in the old days."

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(Continued from Page 6.) foolings. You probably had some bad dreams about it. And now, every time anybody says 'war,' you Jump involuntarily. Do you think

He hadn't meant "Would you mind telling me come after her. that is the way to command the what specifle thing I could do to to leave her all alone defenceless. situation?"

There was one thing she would full my obligations as a world "It certainly le not a very com altizen?" I inquired.

have to keep from him for his own fortable feeling. It does not add

That, gald the W. O. M., Bake as well as hers-the know- my nurance. The film something which ench person has ledge that she had liked Hunt Gib-i cui ar mail service, correspondence will be forwarded by the first minded me of some very unpleasant to determine largely for himself. son just a little bit too well. It sights I witnessed in the Grent But in any caso, what has to be was dangerous business, this mod- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. they are nothing to what one woman I know, for example, makea ma

War. Incidentally, I realize that done is surprisingly simple. Aern playing around with another would see In a new war."

Well, it had all blown over." She "via diberia" if yo superscribed. -- a practice of exchanging an in- "Yet you do not feel that is the formative and friendly letter with loved Tom deeply and truly and strongest argument against war?"

INWARD MAILS. are That was the great trouble with Straits and Air Ball ex Amsterdam- frightfulness. I feel that someone amazing. Others set aside ten women-they made love and po Bandoeng Servico were saying, 'You had better fnmikutes or more each day to study session, synonymous.

She would Shanghai and Swatow NOTICE.

your peace at any price, or this is international questions and think try to be different in future. She Shanghal what will happen to you. Say constructively about them. That, would try to let Tom feel per Japan, Shanghai and Europe. Non-payment of Water Accounts. that to a soller, and it is very I believe, is the most important fectly free, knowing in her heart Siberin (London, 18th June)

likely to make a fighting man of thing of all. If enough people do he would not stray for, Water accounts are posted to

Calcutta and Straits .... Europe via Spez (Letters him." the person who signed the Form

"Quite right.

that, there will be no more war. "What are you thinking about, "G" guaranteeing payment. This natural reaction of a courageous find not disaster, but triumph; not eyes to his.

As the future unfolds, we shall darling?" She lifted her durk person. is generally the landlord man to a threat. And this show depression, but elevation: not or his recognized agent.

"Some time I'll tell you." fallacy of attempting to stagnation, but activity; not isola- His free hand gripped hers: his Japan Incon- eliminate war by aggravating the tian, but neighbourly friendskin: young mouth was

Straits venience is caused to tenants by fear of it. That is why I feel that apprehensin, but security: don't know what it means to have atanla

grim. "You

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guarantor to pay the accounts

doubt, but certainty: no luck, but "Has anybody heard from Lila?" Saigon quotation at the end of every right rewards; Hongkong.

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Changes of ownership of pre- John's statement, for example, may be if we but choose to make about it." ould be notified im would not have a heneficial effect, to where he had been standing, think of

it so. walked across the study "Poor Derek!". It hurt even to Straits purty

You see, merely slashing what fa

him, his strength and Australia and Manila

Strate mediately to this Office.

objectionable out of a manuscript as he delivered his peroration, to, gentleness and Enun-like good

Canada, U.S.A., hand in does not

ras "kis necessarily solve

gratitude. looks. Why, Derek had been prodem. My method does some walked belt upright through the tragedy because of that one last Japan and Shanghai

and Shanghai (Vancouver B.C., the Imagine my amazement when he wasted--hin whole life had been a

30th June)

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Kashima Muru keyhole, hat, cloak, staff and all. futile, foolish party of Lit's. If USA., Honolulu, Japan and Shang- sible ill effects. It is positive, no But what he had said stayed behe hadn't heard of it, hadn't come merely negative. I recommend third. I am happy to pass it on..

hai (San Francisco, 22nd June) President van Buren to all authors, editors and cen.

up to see his lost love, Liin might Japan have sailed away with Marko, might never have troubled him again. No matter where she went, nor what she did, nor what pretty speeches men made to her Derek's accusing eyes would follow her.

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Gypsy shuddered at the thought. Ah, no, she would nover have been like Lila. She clutched David closer in her arms. The little car rolled on toward the lights of the city.

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Hongkong, 6th July, 1934.

the Colony yesterday. This even-sora. ing a talk on "Tuberculosis and "Do you think all the people who prevention" will be given by Dr. S. have written alarmist books and F. LI.

articles

and are foolish HON. DR WELLINGTON

The Health Campaign is spon-informed?" I asked, thinking of SPEAKS ON PUBLIC HEALTHsored by the Young Men's and my conversation with the Profes-

Women's Christian Associations, sur.

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"It is the aim of every man to the Chinese Medical Association. Rio, means. Most of them live a healthy life for a reasonable and the Y's Men's Club. The Camare clever people, and well-inform- spell of years. In the country, he paign will continue for a week and ed. They report what they see may succeed without assistance throughout the weck, the idea, and hear. But do they hear and but in a populous city he has little meaning, and practices of good sce enough? No. They chanec unless the public health health will be emphasised through dangerous or alarming situation organisation of that city is sound." the mediums of lectures, health dis. But they do not always ace the declared the Hon. Dr. A. R. Wel-pinys, health literatures, and whole truth behind the situation. Jington, Director of Medical and physical examinations. Efforts are Suppose, for example, that they Sanitary Services, when opening also being made to reach the people think they hear a nation clamour-

clearly a whole world desirous of peace? If they did, would they be alarmed? They ace, perhaps, i nation trying to live by Itself

the Health Campaign at the Chinese residing in the outskirts of Kowing for war. Do they see equally Y.M.C.A., Bridgca Street,

Saturday evening.

on loon and the New Territory.

"Where this in the case he has

as good a chance of reaching his

three score years and ten as he had

COUNT THE

on the farm," added Dr. Wellington. "TELEGRAPHS" alone. Do they see equally clearly

Health was the topical subject in

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Ferrol McDonald, Henry Kalher, Rabert Bacte George Bachwood,

In world in which every portion has need of something, of many things, which other portions alone can supply? If the observers aw this equally, clearly, would they he alarmed by temporary obstacles to trade? Which would remove these barriers more harmoniously and effectively, their fear, broader vision ?"

or their

"You mean that fear raises bar. rlers, and understanding-removes them?"

"Precisely," declared the W. O. M.. nodding his head so empha- tically that his hat nearly fell off. The W. O. 3, always woars 과 broad-brimmed black hat and never takes it off, not even in my study. He also wears a flowing cape. Ilis costume is unusual, and certainly old-fashioned. One user! to see this sort of thing in Paris. but now it is rare even. there. It smacks

of bygone days, but 1 should never call the W. 0. M. old-fashioned in anything but hla attire. He is more likely to be advanced and progressive in his way of thinking.

"expos

"One of the things which dis- trosses me most," I confessed to the W. O. M., is that almost everybody seems to feel so Im- potent in the presence or a dis-, cordant international situation."

"All wrong, all wrong,' tulated the W. O. M.. thumping the floor with the long staff he always carries. "Of course they can do something about it. We can all do something about it. We nuest do something about it. If can't, who can? It's # world altuation, and it takes world ae-i tivity to put it right. Arc numbakulls, who must sit by and walt for war and ruin, as if they were predestined? Are we merei crentures of circumstance? I've Reen too many proofs of the power: of intelligence and brotherly love to belleve such a thing."

We

There was something convincingi in the, W. O. M'a ́aincerity

and depth of feeling. I began to think that he might, after all, have some- thing helpful to propose.

be precise, I chai- him, "what would you do

longed to

about it?'*

"To begin with," he replied, "I suppose I shall have to make a few more calls, though I do a lot of running about an it in. Lagt evening, for instance, I was in Vienna, And would you believe it, the chap I dropped on asked me the very questions you have asked me to-night. I told him pretty much the same thing. He wanted to know, too, what I was going to do about it. More calls,'

I told him, 'more calls.""

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