Dr. Chatley claimed to be trembling jin the presence of so many warriors, lout was obliged for the tribute paid othe Shanghai Club, of which, [chairman of the Committee, he felt proud, if only because of the thrilling appreciation lately accorded it by welter in an American newspaper. That writer discovered that the Shanghai Club was composed of taipans—men with $75,000 a year—whose routine was curiously expan-ive in many directions.
Then came the toast of the President's "health, well received and fausically honoured, on the invitation Jot fr. Oxley Cumming, whose invocation of the Zero Club spirit as
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