To the Editor of the 101 Norri-Emma Darty News. anti Sharples, cid hot hak E.Q. Cooper, H. J. Sharp, W. M. Harvie, Ste—The credulity of the staunchest believer in Reuter's "fictions" must have received a shock, mote or, less severe uc-LBM. Peacock "—First Innings, cording'té his political holdings, by reason Overs. Mans. Runs, Wkts. of the very many inexplicable telegrams Wallace Sharples Tate 'S: Wallace Richardson 92 2 concernitig the General Election now taking 30 3 0 place in the United Kingdom and Ireland 2 42 telegrams of whose nature you yourself Second Innings. have had reason publicly tu complain. ins.
Runa, lits Despite the great gevieral interest taken Wits. in the course of the elections by "darkest 9 Shanghai," no one hiss yet been found bold enough to attempt any explanation of the econ mysterious political "Special Sup-
Overs. Indus. Runs. Wkts, plies." Nor does the telegram which appears BL: /conree of the polling at its lost oxciti it Your issue of this morning, exhibiting the Kilner; a
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