Change from One Cabaret to Another Advertised Considerable interest was aroused on Saturday morning by an advertise iment appearing on tne front of the North-China Daily News" read-the dancing partners of the Casanova, have moved to Ladow's Tavern, 33 Ningpo Road, The Part-vers Tnquities instituted that day showed that by no means all the ladies who have been dance partners at Ladow's Casanova have moved to Ladow's Tavern, some eight maining when the others changed over. Mr. Louis Ladow, a pariner the former enterprise, stated that, through a misunderstanding, all the girls first refused to work on Frie Say, January 11, but returned to work in a body on the following day. At that time, however, the services several were dispensed with, The trouble was not over, for last Thurs day the majority again refused to work. Of this group, many went to Ladow's Tavern and others to other cabarets in the city, so that the advertisement, in the " implication that all had, left the Casanova, was not correct, Tis learned that, besides the eight who remained at' the Casanova, many new hostesses have been ployed, and the number will be ded to materially within the next few days.
Presented to Mr. Hans Berents
the Chinese man-of-war at Peitatho in their efforts for the apprehension of pirates.
"From the contents of the report I have noted with deep admiration the courage displayed by Mr. Berents, who has given a good deal of assist ince to the authorities concerned in the arrest of pirates at Peitaiho and {in token of his meritorious services, have brought the matter to. the attention of the Minister of the Interior.
"The Ministry has now replied to as follows:
The facts tu the case wherein a Korwegian civil engineer, Br. Hana Berents, did! assist in the apprehension of pirates inthe vicinity. of Peitaiho have now Seen sontimed by the Hopet Provinlal return for the meritorious services -Sr Se pope ghee and in setting. an example have pleasure in forwarding the same to you with the request that you would be good enough to re-transmit the same to Mr. Berents."
Mr. Hans Berents is an old resident of Shanghai and head of the Ne wegian firm of consulting civil Jengineers and architects. It has been the regular practice of Mr. Berents visit Peltatho during the summer months for the good bass fishing to be had in the vicinity.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.