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Cruelty to Children Refugee Manners Warrrs Fairplay in yesterday's correspondence column:
With thousands of refugees and out-of-works roaming the streets of the Settlement all day, I think the least they can do is to observe the amenities.
Since so many have so much time on their hands, couldn't Faiflay start some classes in deportment for them?
The Swallows Homeward Fly Wnrriwc on the exodus of the foreign correspondents specially sent to Shanghai to 1 the incident", that blessed word again.— local contemporary says:
The consensus of opinion seems to be that Shanghai has been a pretty One place to cover the war from. There is a story going around that one of the most famous of all the correspondents who came to town for a brief spell hardly budged from his hotel throughout the hostilities. He could see all he wanted to, and sometimes more, from his window, and there was a perfectly food bar in the basement, where he could retire to exchange eye-witness accounts with correspondents who had suites facing other sectors, With both sides handing out the "gup" through their official spokesmen, this has been the most convenient assignment for correspondents for ears Correspondence In Parenthesis Nonru- C Dalny News"
Dear LP.—Referring to the suggestion that the schemozzle should be renamed hoshi-bazoukery (head-smashing), might I suggest that your correspondent again turn to his Turkish diellonsry and use the word "kalabalik" which can be translated in English? by the word "schemozzle" and no other. It can be applied to anything from an overjammed crowd in a tram to the Great War. Am additional advantage of kalabalik is That it is already Europeanized. forming n part of the Swedish language ever since the Kalabalik in Bender, in which Karl XII of Sweden played lone battalion to most of the Turk army.
You for Pan-Islamism.
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