The Archive · 1938

Cholera Case Reported

The warm weather has set in and number of cases of cholera already have Seen reported. With the congested pupulaton, specially in the refugee camps. some of which hold 2000 people, Kulangsu is going to experience a ed time.

The ow hospital opened the Presh terian Mission was filled at first w h wounded Chinese soldiers. There was ni y serious case among them rpa the inference is that serious casualties, unable to walk were left behind, What happened to them may be known later, but the probability is that they will never more be heard of. may arouse citizens to a sense of their danger" And again of the hey of Mr, Ramsay MacDonald and Sir John Simon: "But can we expect of a Prime Minister whose head is in the air, and a Foreign Secretary whose heart is in his boots?"

There was nothing like Colvin's leaders, and nothing like the fine literary flavour of the "Morning Post," of which nothing remains. now but the name printed in small type on the front page of the "Telegraph." Perhaps he is glad now that he did not long survive the paper which no offer' could induce him to leave.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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