The Archive · 1933

Hats from Kaoliang

Mukden, May 7 and other goods such ai can be made from kao-long, says Dr. Asakicht Abe, of the dietary department of the Medical University here, who jelaims, to have perfected whereby a strong fibre is extract jed from the plant and converted into a leather-like material.

Dr. Abe is Using an ingenious machine from Germany for the purpose.

He also claims to be able econo-tically to produce sake, (Japanese ypanese sauce) arranged between Capt. Dew and Col. Forrester. Major Rhode with 500 men, and the marines under Mr, Douglas, midshipman, crossed fa river and headed the rebels, whilst Capt. Dew advanced with Col. Forrester, taking a gun to pierce their centre and left flank. Both attacks were. successful. They routed the rebels, who, taking to the hills, jeff behind them a large want ity of gunpowder, stores and together with some thousand pressed country people, branded these wretches, who were release men were held Upon this, Ward's troops, who were marching boldly on, retreated. two guns.

By this time the gunpowder had arrived, and Capt. Dew had arrang-

To'senasure hem and lead them on [ede Storms Who walls at daybreak the attacks, Commander Jones, next, morning. Tt was ascertained, twenty' "rmallarm, "men,|Rowever, about tivo aim. that they, advanced to the front, where had evacuated the city, whereupon most gallantly led on through al the iseiplined Chinese troop, under Davis: and Nal fmilae fiery ardea

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