Tt was dissatisfaction with this "status, the author explains, that Bent her to India, "to see what a volunteer unsubsidized, uncommittand unattached, could observe of common things in daily human life." Miss Mayo's aim was to confine her enquiry to such workaday ground ie health and its contributing al She shows that for this Frox 0 Own rescue, her ablest sons (I am quot Purpose she made many journeys all over the face of India. ing again), as they themselves San Francisco, May 13., farther; they have more than lament, spend their time in quarrels Many people in China will con-doubled since then. At that time—"Brerywhero," she writes, *T tate together or else lie idly weeping 6d with health office be gratulate Mr. Amos Wilder, a0 well the middle of last year—peaple were ind' British, of all over their own futility." known in American diplomatic ig that it looked as if Mr. A. P. But "meantime the British Govern. ireless in the Far East some years Giannini, the brilliant head of the ment, in administering the affairs of igo, upon the success of his son institution, had shot bolt and that of, handling I visited hospitals of many) a set rate s, which if it tom Wiaere "The Bue" han mae il hho had no'intention of adding more banks to his great chain, But it
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