interesting sequel to the will of the late Mr, Sheng Kung-pao, Which was discussed recently in "North-Chita Herald," when activities of the Kiangsu Provincial Government were dis closed, has come to hand in a letter fro ing to. the Shanghai Provisional Court, bearing on the subject. This says-—"According to a letter from th Commander-in-Chief, Gen. Ching Kai-shek, the Sheng Shih Vu Tsai Philanthropie Society of Shanghat offered a large sum of money out of the 40 per cent, of the Phil thropie Foundetion Funds (left by the late Mr. Sheng) for the purchase of Treasury Bonds to the amount of $1,000,000. This sum ready has been contributed.
"The remainder of the properties, n,60 per cent. of the Philanthropie Funds, which were to be distri-uted among the children and geandehildren of Mr, Sheng Kung-has been recognized by the anal Court a8 hay "A reply has been sent to Gen. Chiang and we attach herewith, a copy of the Commander-in-Chict's letter as well as a list of land lots, part of the 60 per cent. of the Philan-tropic Foundation Funds, and are sending them to you. You are me structed to carry out the ande of February 9 and to notify Messrs, Sheng Che-chun, Sheng Yusling, Pan Chun-ya and Ti Hsu-kang, trustees of the philanthropic society referred to, to this effect and to instruct them to attach their signa. tures to the transfers,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.