Luxurious ist class. 120 rooms, all with bath and w.c. Very moderate charges Full particulars; FERAUDY-DALAT volentes and serut-catonics particularly to the Chinese struggle with apani.. apd shall conduct various wifies for the prevention of the] advance of Japan ave been three or four times ds Rumours of Peace Moves much. Mr. and Mrs. Ssu-lee Chang, The death of Sir Reginald Johns-ithe is the Warden), are staying on. Rumours have been current again ton was as great a shock to many|The Universities China Committee of peace moves between China and friends in England as it must havelure renewing their grant for the is not unnatural therefore that Japan, with Great Br been to those in China.
Nobody|Chinese Professorship at Cambridg eir weapons, They would kill whole families if they show any sign of resistance. The main chieftains dre Li Er Tienyeh, or Li the Second d, Huang Ta-pao, or Big Cannon, provide legal ang, Che Lao-ta, or the Eldest of all the small sets which not conceal that they would welcome nor even in what hospital in Edin- over the whole question of the allo. [Cine and several others, grounds for *|mediator.
Japanese in knows in the least how it happened. There had been some controversy cpa might be wed for such purposes, ey, mediation id it is not impos- burgh he died. I was at a meeting} cation of these grants, with 2 view To maintain order and peace, Gen. the' government should ban the use sible that the Tokyo Government} of the Universities China Committee to getting the best results in the|Cheng Chien, Chairman of Honan of short-wave apparatus. Curiously Would too. In official circles it has|on Wednesday, where were such|study of Chinese. But the majority Provincial Admini has in-enough the importation of it con- nove; been believed that the Japan- friends of Johnston's Denison for the Cambridge Professorship was Sttucted Gen. Peng Chin-chih, Comtinues and advertisements in (th? [ese Government as a whole shared Ross, Mr. E. M. Gull and Mr, G. E. daily paper include an illustration ihe violent Anti-British mania of the Eubbard, but no one could throw lining mander of Peace Preservation Cor} of an all-wave set although; the. Inter Tony DRI On we matters ONE there to wipe out all bandits from the province. In Southern Honan, a bandit Further Installations may have been convenient for a time was some talk that Johnston was a chieftain, named Cheng Tao-yung.
When the wireless telegraph gta- for the war in Japan. But for the] Lin stimulating "popular enthusiasm] tittle inclined towards blood pressure. ép aq n promptly that should) Bad Cee otice tie ith the modern equipment of mach-ving 10,000 followers under him 1 tions in Manchoukuo were first rumours mentioned one can find notre me guns and artillery is now creating 1 taken over, trafic over the excellent credi]. support whatever met Johnson in the A Bethnal Green shopkeeper, disturbances at Junan, Chengyang transmitters supplied by There remains neverthe the 1907, my first year in Harries Goldstein, of Brick Lane,|end Sihsien.
In the same region, and the R.C.A. was so light that it remarkable rise ju Far Fastern when having a few days Bethnal Green, has been fined £13|there are five other big groups did not pay to Keep the tübeS|ponds. In the past ween the Boxer] holiday at Weihaiwei, I rode out to With ten guineas costs (or three bandits, also directed by him. warmed up, even for a few hours G lipa or 1925 has risen 1! pens hho little village fourteen miles from MOnths' imprisonment) and has been Lao-wu, or the Fifth Old Hsia, and day. The sets were moved from|Reorgs, 9, the 1912 loan—3'&.|por Eaward where he was District Ordered to fix to his shop door a|Chang Tien-min, two notorious ban-Mukden to the new stations near Shanghai - Nunking railways
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