Early' in the season three lone Indies were attacked by a bend of rough robbers, Two of these ladles wore strung up by their wrists while the rascals upset everything and even then failed to find their money. The third Indy put her money where it was easily found and crept back to protect her child. She was not molested, Of course, rings, watches and glasses wore taken. HM Consul I pressing hard, but the weeks are passing without the enpture of the band." During the lost week of August, pressure wis put on the head man of the Pao in whose area we were told the chief robber ives, Tnvestigation proved that the robber lived next-door to the head man, A side-trip to Happy Valley should hot be missed. Here one may dine in Begonia Glen, while laving one's foot in the erystal'stream, and, once again, drinking' at pleasure the -unbolled water, "The steep cliff sides are covered with huge flowering "be-Gonias. But the charms of Omel Would Ah a bookt 'The Rev. A. P. Quentin, who is to Jeave on furlough' in the spring of 1937, was tendered a bonfire reception'at Omel. The Rev. C. F. Wood, of Suifu, read an address setting forth the many phases of constructive work this. pioneer In connection with the building-up of the Omel summer resort. Special mention was made of the church, the roads, the eo-operative store, tennis courts, and, Jast of all, the popular swimming poo. A large and well-alied album of Omel photographs is to be compiled by that newly-arrived expest in photography, the ey, Fred Uwen. Mar. Quenun's reply was full of reminiscences of the eld days, when 20 to 30 families yearly were housed among the hordes of pilgrims at Tawosi. One by one the inks connecting the resort with the former days are lost to us, to our regret,
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