Hangchow, Jan, 28. number of porcelain pieces wed to have been made by. the] famous Wu Sung Kiln of the Sung' Dynasty has been unearthed here through excavations carried _out, under the auspices of the West Lake Museum, near the Pengwang Mountain.
The place: where these priceless pieces were unearthed was, according to.archeologieal experts, the site of a palace of Emperor Kao Tsung of the Sung Dynasty, (about 1130A.D.). These pieces, "which The following circular letter been sent to workers in this dis: trict:
"The Citizens Conference is about to be held and representatives: of Toco! tabour unions must be immediately elected. Members of Hiabour unions which have not registered will not be eligible for election. In order to obtain benefits for labourers this Committee will complete the re-organization "as quickly as possible. The regulations [governing labour unions were promulgated on January 1 in the 18th year of the Chinese Republic. The delay" in re-organizing the local labour unions is due chiefly to the fact that there are several number about $0, are believed to thi When we returned to the Wharf the French "Police and. Chinese detectives who were awaiting our arrival refused to allow anyone Tand and conducted "a thoroughgoing search of the steamer and all on board, They did not, however, corre out their original ' intent ich was to detain all, the. pa Sengers, either on board, or at! the Police station, "until they could Bproduey substantial cunrantecs, and the discovery of the two other" revolvers and some drug nothing else belonging to the picotes wand driving the police search.
"when the Chinese authorities aking, in addition to the tf who Hind mede'tho discovery ta the care of the alleged fruit merchants all 'The original la guards steve it on board at Fogchow after nce at Honghal Bay and the return voyage, Had it not been for the presence of these guards on board we would certainly have' been" looted have been the property of the, Imperial Family, and, according to ceramic experts, were produced by' the Wa Sung Kiln, the most famous. Potterymakers <f the dynasty.
Further excavations are. being made in the hope of finding more ancient relies.—Kuo taking position on his magic stand he watched for developments. The false Tao-vie was evidently conscious of his danger for he awoke most immediately and rushed ither and thither seeking water, changing his form into smaller ind smaller compass, until at last discovering a little water in the slot of an ink-slab he dated into it the shape of a tiny fish. izyrations had not escaped the shrewd priest who watched his every movement, and as he plunged into the water pierced him with a pin. Carrying the fish impaled on the pin to the Chao-ying bridge the Taoist imprisoned him beneath its lowest foundation stones. The [demon fish complained of this treatment, and asked when he might be released from confinement. "When T return from Kiangsi," was the langwer.. But the Taoist never returned, and since that time a corse has rested upon the bridge with legacy of ill-luck for whomsoever [violates the law of silence attached to it, treater extent that on the' prov {former regulations governing labour one nian tan on the pet unions. was one Which permitted BIE" sine" who ts t_peesent
workers; in the present regulation factories to form unions of factory the Say fovelin'memier othe this Article has been omitted, This crew of the. "Hisinming (Captain Soden having been removed to com: [Committee considers the existence iand of the ster Hanchong) 'Was lof unions of factory workers as on teard the sloaner' wien "en Seneficil to labourers and on thie January. 10 she "was, ssized:- account has request tral Pirates, who had boarded hoc Kuomintang Headquarters to restore Bhanghai as passenger this Article and has sent delegates to submit an appeal. The Central bal Lis, 6 il Wer Chinese first-class ong an -above Bias Bay,
permitted every factory to form a Kuomintang. Headquarters has now branch office labour union under the taken by the
Jcommitice in each branch "office District "Labour Union with a pirates, together with a quantity the valuable cargo "on board. which will work for the welfare of Eight of the pirates were subse {ently captured by a Chinese gun-"As regards the unions of em-plagees the "Central Kuomintang headquarters has. also found
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.