Bicycles, rieshas, bobbed hair, and. shorts are all on the increase, The writer remembers a few years age traveller for one of the big soup firms arrived here in shorts, and, caused great talk amongst the studs cents. One of them appealed for explanation as to why the strate of this great city should be rhum disgraced. Was it that the gentle man wanted to save so much cloth, or what?) To-day one can meet few dozen of that same class all om the saving cloth principle, fashions, we cannot say the long gown is a thing of the past, but it is very neatly so; another decade will have almost discarded it, unless there is a reaction set up.
Apprehension was aroused among'
The staff officer undoubtedly hi escort the stolen property back to See cal, hem ren an resorts, fac cee re rene is cdaason, wick Tou poms, tank bos given one roan, tne fact of sore, former, seized a large Buddhist after many months of repair the tarnished reputation of temple, broke up all the idols, and ment on the part of Tsangchow honest and efficient rule in the eyes started a school for their children, civilian representatives, that Gen. lot the people of this neighbourhood:
out the priests who bad Fu Teo-yi has no further interest %y0r shen: a miscarriage of justice their lives there—United jin the matter, which should be referred for decision to the "Chien Tue National Government has been requested by the Kuomintang, to issue an order forbidding shop-
She Ting" (Bureau of Construetion), a recently established office hich, among other things, deals with the question of motor-roa [Fis the, merry garlic of "pasting Keepers to adopt such names 'P-ithe buck" goes on and, unless thi "Chungshan" or "Central" for their stores as the illicit use of thes: words tends to lower the prestige of the late Dr. San Yat-sen and scandal can be brought to the notice jof the supreme authority, there {does not seem much hope of redress. detachment of soldiers from the National Government, Tientsin, with strict orders to hould be permitted under hi ayu fevouely-a bt on the ministre tion of the gallant General, who presumably kept in ignorance off Mruch that happens by corrupt and worthless subordinates.
If "the Tvelihoed of the. people" is more than an empty phrase, only to be (expounded volubly at public meee {ngs and "party demonstration omething.etould. be done. apecdi fovnut am end to" ths callous recurd of the people's
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