To the Editor of the "Norra-Cniva Dany News." eats and the one purpose of his elders to keep off that evil day as long as possible.
Tam not so visionary as to suppose that th Fe can make our community righteous rough legislation, it takes " higher and mightier force; but cannot di we make contions better? Cannot the powers of evil be controlled in a small measure and car n we not give the higher powers. a enemy vanquished the crew will, I think, freer field hold their own in the fight for first place.
Sin,—Some months ago a questioner cal in which to work? The medi-I world is coming to seo more and more The Irish were still in a state of ins Wrote through your columns, asking to lat, with the exception of some few decision about their stroke on Friday, hear something from the other side of sp but_2 meeting of the "bosses" was held our Social Question. I have. long but only ecifics, medicine does not cure disease, on Saturday morning before the departure been convinced that there was no other creates conditions or removes obstacles, of Mr. E. T. Byrne for America, and side to the question and that ther was work. So that nature may do her something definite was in all probability no one hero so corrupt as to attempt a it seems to me that some legis-arrived at as to who is to act as stroke.
Justification of the present state of affairs lation might be enacted that would tivo in Shanghai. Now, after the elapse of the During the week the crew have a lot Power that works for righteousness a better chance in Shanghai. of leeway to make up, and must endeavour so long a time and no answer, my convieto regain that sense of "in touch with one tion has grown in strength and surety. lon and do not suggest any meticd but Tam no So-would urge the powers that another" which so happily characterised The powers that be allow this state of be to do something. them before their late stroke left the boat. things to exist because it_ may be too Let not the impression be As she is going now the boat will never much trouble to institute measures to come in first. "Last week stroke did not rectify it, but I do not think that ther sent state of things. Even if some his. made that we care nothing for the pre-takes are made at first, keep his head, and the excitement spread would try and justify the lack of atten, let an honest, effort be made to reform. through the crew. The slide went fortion that they have given to the matter. ward too quickly, and there was ce: Notwithstanding a good many ques. of looking for the millennium to come all We are not
sequently a distressing roll which, tionable things done here, one has to Shanghai a sudden, neither do we expect to sec rough water, would prove fatal to success. admit that there is a public conscience. made perfect in a decade; but the public has a right The Scotch eight improve every day, in Shanghai which once awakens will th to expect the anjorities to but some of the mon are sadly deficient act. I suppose that this debilitating against such set themselves squarely in knowledge of how to uso their strength. climate affects us, and as long as things an evil and not allow it to Mr. C. Murrary Adamson occupies cox's more along fairly smoothly, faunt itself before the public eyo and run riot as it does.
I believe that we have seat each night, and has done a great to let our consciences lie at rest, as deal to help the crew forward, Whatever our eyes to things that so cnyht to have th efficient a police service as any city in home land; but it is too much to success they may have at the Regatta will them open to. Ié is not:.1:2, s most con, ey be due in a largo measure to his advice venient to have too tender consciences; pect: them to keep the nights from being entirely and teaching. but I believe there are conse when no free of hideous noises, All the international and hong fours and Tam hopeful that they wi this der gulation whatever is put upon are going well, and there is little to choose before long to right the great wrens is ish trade. These women are between them. The races in which these our midst. allowed to set up shop anywhere (a row boats take part will be very, very keen I do not doubt that the rents of Chinese Would certainly be made if a den was set and close, and it is difficult even to point houses are greatly enhanced by the num. it up on the Bubbling Well Road) and so toa possible winner. But of course a bers of outcasts in Shanghai, but it seems th is an almost impossible task to keep week makes a lot of difference to the pos-to mo to be very poor business sense to th em from ing in the streets; sible result. One good crew may go to rest one's finances on so insecure a foun. our ough I must say that the Inspector of pieces from overtraining, while another, dation. There will be more loss to the able trict has done a most commond-work in diminishing this. Even Not: so good, may come forward with leaps community in the lowered moral tone of licensing in order to and bounds in a few days and be in per-the rising generation, occasioned by such a auilate, though re-nant to some, fact condition for carrying off the prize would be preferable to value could balance. school of vice, than any present monetary our present state, the fateful day.
Mr. Editor, there The other evening one of the new light There is a good deal written and spoken a God ruling in fours went out for the first time. The about education these days, Mr. Bulter, and He is surely crew wero:—and T am in favour of giving, the Chinese eoing to bring about a day for all that is of reckoning Bow—G. W. Wood. all that we can. Your timely leader of hai. how being allowed in Shang:
2-H. D. Parkhill the 28th July was right to the point. and We may shut our eves to the ai 3—P. L. Byrne, The Shanghai Municipality coul ass our days in comfortable repose not but He is going to awaken us with Stroke—E. 'I, B-me. inaugurate a better business venture than a shook, such @ system of Graded Schools one of these days.
Ah Pah-s'ng.
Propose. Tt would be an invest Tam, ete., It was some time before the four be-that would yield an unfailing revenue. came accustomed to the new style of You referred in your leader Mth October. sliding seat. The boat rolled giddily, and Addis's admirable address at the Educa. caused sea sickness to those on board. tional Association. I think that he Said Ah Pah-sing, commenting on the showed most clearly that the establish. atest specimen of Enyiisit Leat building, ing of schools in Shanghai was not a
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