Why these people have never ited Shanghai before, why they rave now apparently come for a comparatively short visit, are ques-just as amusing.
Finely designed and most realistically very dramatic piece of, cone hopes will be put again, The performance began a Tittle te, the igh nothing for Shanghai, but is over by 11.80, Two hours of get me pleasure such as one rarely has.
Mme. Trutovakay is easily as eyeing.
Mr. Thorenfeldt said that he wax revelling in the adventure, At first he had a companion and they cycled through Ijeamark, Germany, France and Tealy, but then the friend withdrew and Mr. Thorenfeldt went on alone. He was arrested in the Balkans during one of the Bolshevik scares, but proved his good character and after a long trip through that disturbed range of countries, he went on through Egypt, Palestine, Syria, Mesopotamia, India, Burma, Siam, Indo-China and now has come to China, He has had many adventures and been in some awkward situations, bur makes light of all, laughing for instance when he recalls that in Port Said he way 80 short of money that he had to get food and sleep just where he could, ease ae coa, 5 ce oan of ig Sewn oe tea swer to be found. Saving always acting ax has been seen in this city. the Druses in Syria and for better earned the salutation and days Mr. and Mrs. Kell feavaleade bearing down upon them, intoning a sort of chant whioh they took to be a trail song of the Igorote As it drew nearer they disguished their own names, and. could also vee that amongst the tribesmen were some army men and the then Governor Taft. The [gerates were simply intoning their Intest accomplishment "Good morning, Mrs, Kelly!" Governor Taft said he had never been more surprised than to be so accosted in the wilderness, The news spread round the island rapidly until the established grooting to any foreigner this familiar slogan.
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