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the duration of fogs, ita of one meteorological being of signal service captains of ships. Not content with Mr. Groodin published a work the year, based on observations made last winter. After working on these lighthouses for ten years, Mr. Groodin Óor reasons of health and received an invitation to work in the ical Institute of the Aca-damia Sinica. Mr. Groodin was, incidentally, the first foreigner to be included in the staff of that institution. Prior to the present hostilities he was detailed on the highly responsible work of investigating what caused the height of Yellow River floods, for which purpose he was sent to Sian. The outbreak of hostilities in August, 1937, however, made this work impossible. Continuing his research work in Shanghai, Mr. Groodin is receiving the cooperation of the Ziccawei Observatory and has founded a Bureau of Scientific Research.
Isako's Circus on this score have been and there are many Rus-ion is far from being a light one. is vitally important and even Russian Shanghai continues to evince interest in the fortunes of the large Russian circus of Mr. F. J. Isako, which has for the last ten years toured the South Seas with accent on the Philippines, India and Ceylon. Most of the acrobats, animal-trainers, clowns and even servants are Russian. Recently the circus suffered two losses almost simultaneously. Mrs. L. J. Blakher, the sister of the owner, died in Penang of pneumonia while Mr. the capelmeister Recently, new light on the question was shed by a report from Paris, where the famed journalist Andrei on investigating the same Questions asked above, came to the ce roves the national saying that 0 the man the bigger his years ago, however, c as very few Russians fled over the border with small children. but with their pargo ae in their native As Frenchmen in Canada, Russians in France carefully conserve the Russian language, teach it to their pud memories of the treasure teach their children Russian
Russian church. The result is that to the necessity of going to ihe question "Are you French or Russian?" these young boys and girls always answer, Russian.
Andrei Sedykh tells about his estat School, went through military service assist} nephew who graduated from High
Ther in-land is today a lieutenant of the ut a French Army, Yet each morning this and French officer starts the day by reading a Russian newspaper and buying cone often see French officers and me are sons of Russian emigres "represent a Who still talk in Russian and who collective sys- have retained their Russian faith and 2 7 It is interesting to note that armour circulation of Russian newspapers whilst in Paris, in Shanghai, in America and from nearly everywhere they are published, the Continue to grow steadily.
ly co- On Friday, May 19, the birthday of Nicholas LI (the Martyr), a requiem service was held in the St. Nicholas' Church, which is at bees tended by a large congregathe same time a temple and a monu-
tion, the service was conducted by Bishop John and Bishop Juvenalius, and participated in by almost the whole orthodox clergy in the city. A meeting designed to unite local Cossack clans and their friends was held in the premises of the Cossack on, May 20, Uhion. The Cossack community of today by the Shanghai has members of the Oren-A Amur, Transbaikalia, Don, Notes, Bo Bnissel, Ussury and Irkutsk clans.
Meteorological Research it of Mr. I. S. Groodin, a Russian artils which lery officer who was carried by the wave of emigration to Shanghai, joined the Chinese Maritime Customs arrival here, serving on a light-Each lighthouse is at the same sort of meteorological station, in the course of being transferred from one lighthouse to another, Mr. Groodin, who is a specialist in higher trating manager of the Circus, while Mr. Plotskikh was known in Russi as a model of a circus band-leader.
Capt G. G. Domojiroff, the accountant of the local Russian Ex-Officers' Club who two months ago left for the mountains of Laoshan to recover from tuberculosis, passed away recently. Upon graduating from High School Capt Domojiroff was employed in the Foreign Trade bank, and when the Great War broke out, in 1914 enlisted in the Kirasirsky (the Empress Dowager's Own) Regiment. During the Civil "War Captain Domojiroff served in the army of General Korniloff, in a special regiment in which officers took the duties of privates. Evacuating from the south of Russia to Constantinople nearly twenty years o, Capt. Domojiroft spent ten years in Yugoslavia, joining his brother, Colonel Domojiroff, in Shanghai in 1932.
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