Returns When All Countries Refuse Him Admission Abbot Chao Kung, with a party of six Buddhist monks and "one [Buddhist nun, arrived at Pootung at 5 pin. on Tuesday (une 19) by the \Empress of Canada.
"The Abbot is better Known to [Westerners by the name of Trebltseh Lincoln, who in the course of a chequered career was at one time flected 'a member of the British Parliament in 1610, He subsequently became interested in the Buddhist faith and eventually convert to that religion.
Some few months ago he proceed-Jed to England from the Far East with, the. intention of organizing Buddhist propaganda in England and jon the continent of Europe, but was refused admittance in ' England. [Permission was given to his follow.
remain in England, but they fused to do'so without their Abbot.
The party therefore decided to return to the Far East, At Yoko Frama the Japanese police would not permit the Abbot to land on the soit Jot Nippon. After their long odyssey they have at last reached the [hospitable shores of Shanghai again.
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