A. careful scrutiny of the news rules with regard to public rickshaws which have been passed by the Municipal Council shows that they are admirably a pted for the Purpose of achieving those reforms which the Massey Report showed were imperatively necessary. They fare contained in new licen Jwe want, and what we'll have, oF we'll enter a complaint in the bobbery book. So, too, with news agencies. They tell us a youth of nineteen is to be executed, that Mr.
[Roosevelt dined in Panama—presum-jably even he must dine somewhere and that Seine fish when st is not good is not nice to eat. Yet they heave us guessing for three days as what happened in the Varsity jericket match, nnd send a miserable twenty words to. describe a record rout in the Gentlemen and Players game, It required a process elimination to show that the English Skipper was not playing for, the (Gentlemen, but we still do not know who was." By a similar process we know that Hammond, Sutcliffe, James Langridge, Tate, Verity, and Hopwood were not' with the Players. What would have happened had they been? We despised, neglected, Jand miserable people out here, and we want the world to know' that "Teheran, July 12; the Shah of IPersia returned here to-day from Frurkey" leaves us cold, What happened at Lord's and the Oval?
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