Asked about the life Ababa Miss Barton replied that she living there. "Its a_ glorious wonderful; just like an English spring all the year round. Our Legation is commencement of which was marked by a roll of drums played by drummers of the Royal Inniskilling Fusilifers, and the conclusion by the sound-Ing of "The Last Post" by buglers In ths special Armistic Day addroes, the Very Rev. Dean A. C. 8, Trivelt, took for his text a passage from Exodus. XI, 14: And this shall unto you for a memorial Reception at the Clubs concluded "They Miss Bari
simply overrun Addis Ababa these days and I was besieged by reporters when T left. A hundred of them altogether and I met nearly all of them."
Amongst them are Sir Perciv Phillips from the "Dally Telegraph, Mr. Evelyn Waugh from the "Dally Mait" and from Shanghai the Ameri-[can newspaperman, Mr. H. E. Ekins, representing the United Press.
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