Mr. Leprelet,'Lozee," the " oldest American member of the Masonig order died here to-day. He. wad 106 ones of Unltd Pree Here Wilhelm Berlin, duly 26, Another name was added today to the distressing list of sensational suicides which are directly" attire bated to the financial crisis, whet the" well-Anown financier," ery Wilhelm Tang, was found hanging from a tree in the garden of his house in the suburb of Zehlendorf. Though he was cut down almost immediately, efforts to revive life were not success Withelm Tang was a director of the Germany-South-American Bank, a subsidiary of the Darmstaedter and National Bank, om account of whose insolvency he had suffered a nervous breakdown, "After a day or two, however, he had insiste upon carrying on his: duties, skill temporarily enabling: the b to weather the erisis—Tr Kuo Min.
Mr. C.T. Studd London, July 25.
A private able received in Lone don and published in the Sunday News announces that Mr. Charles Thomas Studd died in the Belgian Congo on July 16, The deceased, who was 70 of age, was the famous "C1." of the trio of Studd brothers, the celebrated Cambridge and. Btidaen sex cricketers.
Mr. Studd was converted during the "Sankey-Moody revival. abandoned his career at the Bar and a fortune of £100,000. and formed the famous "Cambridge seven" who undertook missionary, work in' Chin He suffered a severe breakdown in, health, but later conducted mission in India. After that he founded the Heart of Africa dich time he Sad ever seen Mission in the Congo in 1916, si
land. He carried on his worl. however, in spite of the very prev Jcarious state of hie health, (Mr. Studd served in. the Ching Reuter. Ya rane Inland Mission for eight
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