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Lancto the atone Hapoces'a reteset obit Pitad to the a Frenchman who saw opportunities in England, did not have te ask anybody's permission. He could make the journey when he pleased, and he took the venture at his own, risk. This freedom ig now super-soded by an elaborate web of red tape. With over a million unemployed, England has been oblig-
Constantinortx, July 10:—The committee appointed to study the Proposal to adopt Latin instend of Arabic characters in Turkey recommends the entire re-modelling of the Turkish alphabet and the compilation of a dictionary of the Turkish Language in Latin character Reuter.
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