On December 25, or "Foreign christmas" as the day is called by Russians, the Sokol Club had a special party, billed as "Christmas in Old England." "Songs, recitations, music and dances were rendered, meant 10 se quaint the audience with how the English celebrate their Christmas, Jand in conclusion graduates of local foreign schools sang "Jingle Bells" in Cuban Immigration With the new interest among Russians as to the possibility of emigrate Ing. from Shanghai, questions on the Jsubject were recently sent to the Island of Cuba, and answers to these have now arrived. At present, they state, mass immigration to the island {snot possible but the entrance of businessmen and men of enterprising spirit, with a capital of U.S$2,000 to US$5.000, is not restricted. Minor mapufacttiring stores, workshops and petty Industries may be started, but
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