One of the most important art London, 28. finds in recent years has been made by the Irish expert, Sinclair, who discovered in a country house in Tipperary an original Rembrandt—portrait of the artist's wife.
The picture bears the Master's signature and has been pronounced an extraordinarily fine and genuine work by leading London and Paris London, Aug. 26.
Daily Herald" reports that the British Ministry of Labour has invited the German Mine-owners Federation to an important conference in London with the corresponding British interests in order come to a regulation of the vexed question of overtime in the mines, a problem which the recent conference at Geneva failed to solve. Moreover, an attempt is to be made to establish an international cartel for fixing coal prices a counter measure to dumping.—Trans-Ocean Kuo Min. frozen shores of an Arctic island near Francis Joseph's land.
No conditions are attached to the offer and the publishing house jin question accepts the risk that the documents might prove largely unreadable, everything in this zespect depending upon the question' whether Andree used ink or Tead pencil in setting down his 03- servations.
In the latter eventuality, experts hold out little hope of deciphering the documents. However, the Swedish commission going to Tromsoe to take over the documents includes well known experts in such matters who were appointed by the Swedish Geographical and Anthropological Society—Trans-Ocean Kuo Min,
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