Chinese Gunboats Act a5
Carriers Fnom Our OWN Commssroxmnr From Ouz Owy Corsssronoxt Yeo Our Own Comsseronsaxt nom Oun OwN ContesronDent Tokyo, July 90. ing to him, being to profit at the Koling, Aug. 2.
Chowtsun, July 31. Wuchow, July 18. 'That Japan has a Heaven-sent expense of' other elements of s0- ity. "Politicians, salaried men It will be good news to many 25 taused'a lows of Life at Poshan rain on the night of July At a time when business depres~ destiny fo fulfil, that she is to-day! and students are also severely cas-readers to hear that Kuling has sion is felt. throughout the South facing an abnormal and very dif tigated on the ground that they are Joeen put on the map again as a safe Yarlously reported as from 40 Jand when business concerns every-Ault situation, and that the coun.
Jsummer resort,—certainly there is Yeo persons. At Chih Chuen, a where re wondering when the tay is determined that its "national all forgetting "their duties as mem.- bers of our glorious mission for jo large increase of Chinese and walled city, much damage was [lands will lift and: prosperity's sun {ideals must be propagated. across the seven sous and extended over which we have been given life in {foreign visitors to the this None by the rushing "water of a shine once more, it seems that the the five continents of the earth" this land of glory." lyeer. The former are chiefly from Swollen river. "Pare. of a. strong fonly business that is prospering is 'The War Minister then laments tthe oficial and merchant classes, stone bridge was washed away' and the opium trade. even by the use of foree"-—these form some ofthe most. salient that Japan to-day is isolated and some of the laticr being here to itis said that a number of people Ghbouring provinces carrying ite frequently caravans, from features of a very long article that is "without a friend to rely upon Javoid payment of heavy taxes and.
'Were drowned, in these times of need and stress." levies in the ports from which they alway shows the promise of mag-Journey' along the Chiso-tsi General Sadao Araki, Japan's Biinhigh as a thousand loads of the {ster of War, has just contributed 'This happened, he declares, because thave come. The presence of General drag arrive at various frontier out-to the' *Kalkoaha," he Army Club's the Japanese " "forgot their own Jand Mime. Chiang Kai-shek on the ficent autumn crops. This "rail pests "and are transhipped to the destiny, forgot the spirit which hills has doubtless helped to gi way is considered one of the best monthly. ing im, of Japan 'The article commences by refer-made Possible the glorious founda-greater sense of safety and con-Managed in China, One or two! tion of our empire, lost their fidence to many;—the General tino Improvements were noted. At Yesterday' in Wuchow, ordinary
wiging the contempt of other uliar pride os a nation thus] usually stays a few' days at a time, the level crossings, and. near the shipping on the West river was Jand leaves by hig private aeroplane Stations, boards. with an engine interrupted while two Chinese gun-shining of the peoples and because of their me from Kiukiang. The absence of the Painted on. them have the words! boats were Being loaded with opium Earth" in the Yamato Province tal disintegration, Through itary is conspicuous, and one "Beware of the which "was later taken to. Canton. Japan bythe first emperor, Jimmu! getting their pride, the Japane Imires the quiet unostentatious should say in English, but in Chi-When the gunboats drew up to the Tenno. "It then proceeds to regret have called down on themselves way these high officials go about. nese the gentler and more appeal-pontoon 'a heavy military" guard, that, of Tate, there has been a de-disastrous situation in Manchuria ing "Little heart, fire cart." Nearer Eplendidly' armed, lined the streets cadent and degenerating tendency At the moment of writing the and Mongolia, while China's insult Tsingtao most of the stations are cading to the godown where. the amongst the Japanese, foreign population has reached about to Japan snd the attitude of the announced through megaphones, opium has been stored and some fo the "invasion of foreign the down fo "frivolous thinking" due Lengue of Nations and of some) 2,500 and it is thought th.t the high the users of which seem to enjoy seventy five coolies were kept busy other countries towards Japan has water mark of 3,000 may be reached this new kind of toy, for the greater part of the day And manners," but -rejole Leen made possible only Lecause of Jduring the month, if the exceeding.
The Foster Hospital has so far fence the nation in Septem fiot spell of weather continues on arrying. the shipment to the, waite realized what it "Ws tier celedaprecasion" ofthe received one ease of cholera. ing gun boats, the plains below. We have no less 'Rains this summer have serious-anew. Japan has, come General that switches. than 19 different nationalities on the interfered with the Chefoo-Wethmost overnight, "a Japan that unassailable' as to what he calls "Japan's: ati hill living in happy harmony one sion motor route. The road itself ju the" Orien with another. remains in good condition, but eof Mount Fuji, itself, which
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