inst his opponent. Shelaeff was a {good hard-fighting youngster and modest withal.
was always willing, and gave of his best when in the ring. He undoubtedly had much to learn in America, and it is possible that, at his age, he was forcing himself too Jmuch, though that, of course, must always remain a matter of opinion. His few appear-Jances there did him infinite credit, and there was every reason to believe that had he lived Ihe would have given a very good account of himself. As it is, an excellent young sportsman has gone, and in'his going he will be regretted by the: thousands in Shanghai who knew how [to admire him for his excellent qualities $800 page to those who believe the message 'The publisher and editor Is Mr. Ching Cong Kan, 76 Jessfield, which, it is understood, is not very far from the' Japanese Special Service Section headquarters in that ares "Shanghai" is claimed to be printed in Shani bhat but anybody familiar with the excellent results of colour printing in Japan knows better. Attention by the Municipal Police and a disavowal by the Japanese authorities of any connection with this publication in view of the desire {0 improve Japan's relations with other nationalities in Shanghai would be appropriate action to take in regard to "Shanghai."
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.