The Archive · 1929

COUNT GOTO'

THE INDISPOSITION OF

Kyoto, Apr. 6.

'The condition of Count Shimpot Goto, the noted Japanese statesman, dun attack of apoplexy' train from, Kyoto. on the. night of is regarded us serious. He A more oF less comatose An Teyperial Messenger called at the hospital to-day with a basket lof fresh vegetables for" the patient, Reuter. tion in the area mentioned, most of whom are worker health Unto Mis Majesty" the following letter from Colonel Lovita has been published in the "There is a spirit of thankfulness amongst. the King's subjects that lis Majesty has emerged from a great crisis. There are many who wish to give practical expression to this spirit, T venture to suggest tha: the creation of the King George Hospital for Thorne the appropriate met "A. fund, inaugurated the donations of the King and. Queen, was recently opened by the Lord Mayor and myself to meet the agent necessities of some half-million persons without a single hospital bed. available. His, Beajesty's personal interest was active:

evinced up to the date of his illness "and is. established. Zor all time by. gracious accord to the po of his mame. Troly here tunity for a national fund,

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