Up in Flames Yëhchöw Road Cathp Saved From Destruction About 500 bags of rice were either destroyed by fire or damaged by water late last night, when a lite broke out fit soon attired ai the scene the intter only standing by as firemen gid on fmm hydrants on Kiaóchow Road, All inmates left the premises without creating panic, but for-l- tüfately for everyone concerned, the firemen were able to confine the flames to the hut in which the ME rice was stored, indi and conveyed wall on the demolition of which. he had been working, collapsed on Whashing Road near Yangchow Road at 4.43 p.m. yesterday. ened to destroy eight bales of waste paper im a cbrittattot's yard tear 539 Ward Road 3.30 pin. yesterday, Fever produces poisons, It's these poisons that make you feel Hot afd cold iti turf, that cause viblént pains over the eyes and that make you desperately "these poisons waste away your nerve and muscle tissues and ge weaken your digestive argalis. That's Why solid foods often make you teel sick. But you must eat to get your strength back or to ward off another attack, Horlitks, doctors have found. is easily retained by weakened stomachs: it is easy to digest and at the same time pours quick new strength and vitality into your ékhausted body. Get Hör-licks to-day from your store, "Advt, Greetings Sent Between U.S.A. arid Poland Paris, May 6.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt sent festival, atcore to the Polish Telegraph Agency.
"Mr. Robsevelt said: "Please accept my sincerest wishes for the continuance of the traditional friendship existing between the people of the United States and Poland."
President Raoskiekiewicz, replying, said that he was deeply touched to receive Mr. Roosevelt's wishes.
"I attach the greatest value to the long-standing friendship which unites the Polish people to the people of the United States," he declared.—Reuter. one in black granite, another in silver, and the last in gold. The silver one is carved to the likhesss of the king, the head being crowned with the double golden crown of Lowet and Upper Egypt. The arms were folded across the chest, with one hand holding a golden sceptre and the other a There are numerous religious inscriptions and a lot of jewellery in the coffins. More than twenty gold bracelets were found recording the genealogical tree of the king's family. An exquisite gold necklace strung with rubies and st arabs was around his neck. Round the sarcophagus was a golden table'laid out with plates, dishes, and spoons, and 20 golden arrived, they found that the presented on the outside as the god Osiris lying on his back, with a kneeling goddess suporting his head and protecting him with outstretched arms.
Three Other Coffins There are also three other ¢offins, vases.
There were also a chalice large in the form of a lotus flower, a long-bottle, a Ewer, jugs, and silver cups. All these are now being treated by & special staff of skilled chemists who are assisting Professor Montet in preserving them for exhibition at Cairo Museum.
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