General satisfaction will be felt at the good! news of the progress which is being made by {Sir Hughe Knatehbull-Hugessen, It is probable that the lesue of bulletin may soon be discon-'Rise tinued—a definite proof of the patient's FRumanitastniom ox Qpportunam ference from the more anxious stages of is IMiness. It lo perhaps not indiscreet to suggest dies Oaiy. Line ith "Wort Battle Described that the feminine and wifely firmness. which Wounded" Envoy Doing Welt promptly put 2 ban on all visitors, as soon Bey' tes fom 'Torture Lady' Knatehbull-Hugessen "had arrived and Shanghel Sitation Improves {taken stock of the sltustion, gave His. Exeel-Foreign. Protests Agalnat "Bombing ency's medical attendants most welcome reln-Paris Demobiiaton of forcement. All ver the werd have been expressed for his a comforting to learn that everything fultiment. of them." British Shanghailenders have long learnt to admire the Fourth US. Marines who so fully play their part in every festivity. of this city." That admiration now is strengthened by a deep sense of gratitude to he American Marine C. Thomson, who so pluck. Lily offered his blood for the transfusion desired cope with the wounded Ambassador's condi tion in its early stage. It was an act typical of the {traditions of a fine corps. which "commands respect and affection from one shore of the Paci to the other.
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