Malaya Tribune, 22 May 1928

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune oL XV, No. 117 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1928 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune TUESDAY, MAY 22. 1928.
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      158 1 TRY KOREA MISSION CLOTH mwß ooos not fade. B ~nt SHRINK. 3 Hears LONGER. Korean Products Co. as Jiasah Road, SINGAPORE. PHONE 324. "THE MAKE WHICH PREDOMINATES IN EVERY CUSS" Ĕmfk 3 PERFORMANCE APPEARANCE S SPEED p ENDURANCE COMFORT jjj LOW FIRST COST LOW CONSUMPTION I I l HRENT PRICES.
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      434 1 v Tropic*! Vet* HIGH STREETi jtf Singaport. D" H I I #V fa 7r> /J _fw wiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiaiiinintiiiiiiiiiiiiiitMiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiwntiiiuiuiuiuiuiinuußww JQ *3 £A. WCIU •UWUMiHllllHMllHllillllllllluilll I•I•I I 1 ■l,,lM.iar«ii»rmi.- 1 .„.i,.nI Guinness Cl I Sole Agents for S.S. F.M.S. S *'4r3k- Sime, Darby Co., I Q .pi limited. 1 L«b€l (Incorporated in S.S.)
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    Company Meetings
    1259 2 KIMANIS RUBBER, LIMITED Result* Are "Reasonably Satisfactory" The eighteenth annual general meeting o Kimanis Rubber, Ltd., was held on April 1 at the registered office. 5, Whittington avenue, E.C., Mr. Charles Emerson (th Chairman) presiding. Mr. VV. P. D. Bruce, representing th Secretaries (Messrs. Guthrie and Co., Ltd.
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    REMBAU JELEI RUBBER, LIMITED
    1072 2 12 l 2 Per Cent Dividend for the Year The fourth annual general meeting of the members of Rembau Jelei Rubber, Ltd., was held on April 16 at Winchester House, Old Broad-street, E.C., Mr. L. Church (the Chairman) presiding. Mr. C. B. Hester, representing the Secretaries
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      380 2 j •Ca Q j j FOR MOTORISTS j Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills j j Are Invaluable. WHETHER one motors for business or J pleasure, either as a driver or passenger, j Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills will be i found a valuable accessory. J How often does one find
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      299 2 i 2BJ\ There is no itimjj substitute for Bovril. f Jake it from me" jwj BOVRIL II IS BEST Wincarnis answers the Call of the Blood NOT only are the essential sal:s of Earth slowly yet surely diminishing, but Mankind no longer lives in tlose proximity to Nature and, unless
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    FINANCING EMPIRE INDUSTRIES
    1764 3 Rationalisation Js War Lesson SEW TRADE FORCES AND THEORIES (By K. Tomlinson.) the most enduring lessons of a science, organisation and con In industry these three forces nee, organisation and co-operation what is now known as rationalisaMany progressive thinkers look forto the day when the whole of
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    130 3 The League of Nations has been busy discussing the question of traffic signals md the Poesibility of an agreement being arrived at for standardising one system the world. The suggestion coverf signals for danger spots, speed X oneway traffic routes and so.forth People now travel far and wide in their
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    Chronicle of Car
    1233 4  -  NEW LIGHT AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE Something Different at a Fair Price BY JOHN PRIOLEAU From the Illustrated London News," dated March 31. It may be rather a bold thing to say, til* I believe that the American industry has sent us something really iresh in the new light
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    " On This Day— "
    298 4 On This Day— The Wars of the Roses which destroye i the the an.ient nobility of En .r and and cleared the way for the unifying tyranny of the Tudors. v ere opened on May 22, 1455 by the first battle of St. Albans fought in the streets and gardens
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      436 4 You can keep Fit and Well, even in a trying climate, with the help of this great British Tonic Halls Wine THE SUPREME TONIC RESTORATIVE When Hall's Wine enriches the blood and invigorates the circulation it has a tonic effect on the entire system and creates new energy. Take Hall's
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      63 4 I I J RACKET This medium- priced Racket is the result of experiments to I provide a ser- vft J viceable racket wBL iof attractive wft appearance at a price fitted w\ to all pockets. m\w Soundly constructed of: first-class materials, and j made by British Labour. The shoulders are
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      26 4 MENSSANA THE BRAIN FOOD RESTORES MEMORY AND BANISHES NERVOUS IRRITABILITY. SOLD AT DISPENSARIES Restores Balance Wholesale Agents: Chow Kit Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE Kuala nur and Penang.
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      165 4 I Call Twice MONTHLY! New lists of His Master's Voice Records are issued twice monthly, featuring dance I music by the finest dance bands. Splendid orchestral recordings by famous orchestras and wonderful vocal records by artists of I international fame. Why not make a point I of calling twice monthly
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    ANNUAL MEETING
    600 5 Singapore Chinese Girls' School The annual general meeting of th« Singapore Chinese Girls' School was held at the Board Room of the School, Cairnhill Road, on Saturday, May 12. Those present were Messrs. Song Ong Siang (in the Chair), Tan So G Bin, Teo Choon Hian, Tan Peng
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    JAPANESE NEWS
    182 5 (By courtesy of the Nichi-Nichi Shimbunsha) Tokio, May 20. Mr. Yoshisawa, Minister at Peking, has handed a copy of the Japanese Government's statement of policy m connection with Manchuria to Marshal Chang Tso-lin and also strongly warned the latter to cease the civil war. The "Taishi Mondai Kyogikal,"
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    80 5 There was a commotion at Shanghai on Ma; 3 When two aeroplanes and one seaplane, believed to have come from the Northern cruiser "Haiohi" off Woosung. flew over the settlements at r.oon m the direction of the Kiangnan Arsenal. They dropped four bombs. There were heavy explosions in the vicinity
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      409 5 DISTRESSFUL NIGHTS Are Bad For Both Your Baby and Yourself. oi the first sigßS that something with an infant is disturbed sleep, ir baby Is wakeful and in pain you too, not omy in anxiety but also a nl of your proper night's rest. k such times there is a
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      32 5 DENTISTRY Cutest Method of Treatments withorj» P»h Teeth Replaced Natural-Like. VERY MODERATE CHARGES. 0. JITT SIANG. Qualified Dentist, 75, HILL STREET. SINGAPORE. Ist Floor of St. Mark's Dispensary. Thone 4U5 r 4.
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      151 5 NOC PILLS j For your BODY MIND A REAL, SAFE AND SURE HELP AND CURE for Neurasthenia, Anaemia, Debility, Weakness, Overwork and Impotency. Obtainable at all Chemists. AGENTS: G. H. SLOT Co., Ltd. PEN A? G SINGAPORE. Guaranteed for a Lifetime KREMENTZ BUTTONS will stand the ravages of time and
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      230 5 Honesty loud Work and a Good Salary all go together. If you are capable of the first two, you need not worry, for we will help you with the third, i.e., make you worth a good salary. Write to-day for full particulars stating the work in which you are interested.
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      191 5 Most Mi/rs j, er Dollar 5 TYRES W FIRESTONE TIRE RUBBER Co. {S.S.) LTD. Hong Kong Bank Chambers SINGAPORE 'Phone 374. !Hung Sung Merchant Tailors 32, HILL STREET. (Opposite St. Mary's Dispensary) r SINGAPORE. a jjj The House for Up-to-Date Style, Smartness I I and Perfect-Fittings. I DRESS SUITS A
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      403 6 I EMPIRE CINEMA I FROM SATURDAY, MAY 19. SPECIAL ATTRACTION g a Chinese and Western picture in One Programme 1 1 FIRST SHOW AT 7-15 P.M. SPECUL COMEDY -2 Reels I I WESTERN DRAMA jj) i a fl THE POPULAB I I FRED THOMSON 1 DON MIKE The picture full
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      366 6 H^AA^^^V^AA^^M^^^' ALHAMBRA X THONE 909 g g (TAN CHENG KEE A Co., Ltd.. Proprietor*> g I From Saturday, May 19. 3 AT 9 P.M. g I We Take Pleasure in Presenting High School Hero RAMPANT YOUTH IN A BASKET-BALL ROMANCE g Together with The Joy Girl g A Saturday Evening
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      288 6 GAIETY CINEMA Junction Albert and Bencoolen Streets FROM FRIDAY, MAY 18 TO THURSDAY, MAY 24. NIGHTLY AT 9:10 P.M. Gaumont Graphics Nos. 1777/8 VICTOR HUGO S Immortal Masterpiece LES MISERABLES THE SCREEN'S MOST COLOSSAL MASTERPIECE The Greatest Epic and Dramatic Work of Fiction ever created or conceived. IN 8 PARTS
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      121 6 SURINA THEATRE Bridge Road. No 2gJ FROM WEDNESDAY, MAY 16 10 H ESbAV MAY 22. NIGHTLY AT IjM pjf. YAKIMA CANUTT World's Rodeo C IN Desert Greed New Stums! New Thrilli |j Stor-' New Ever>:TOM TYLER Frankie Darro and s,i The comedy-action gang of th< most popular trio in TOM
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    135 7 Ships Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive Singapore, May 22. Ea«t Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Kurr.akura Maru 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) St-lanijia 18; Valaya 16; Kamo Maru 14; y Patroclus 8; Marudu 6. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) f'yrrhus 32; Yuensang 34. Empire Dock (Entrance
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    EXCHANGES
    57 7 British Official Wireless London, May 21. 124 \ork 4.8825 34.98 •i 25.32 ter dani 12.***** 92.70 44 20.40 I holm 1n.19 nhngan 18!20 18.22 34.695 164.75 incfan m 29.165 -est 37 7 4 90 5 29 32 Aim 47 25 36 ;>'. Is 5 31|32d 2s 8 li 16d
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    P.A.M. ANNUAL MEETING
    664 7 Mr. Arter's Policy Expounded FIGHT WITH DUTCH PREDICTED The Annual general Meeting of the Planters' Association of Malaya, was held at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, the Hon'bie Mr. J. S. Arter (Chairman) presiding. Speaking about Restriction and the prospects for the future, Mr. Arter said: ".The? period
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    FIRST-CLASS SHOW
    222 7 "Meet The Wife" at the Victoria Theatre Those who had the opportunity of seeing the rehearsal of "Meet the wife" at the Victoria Theatre last evening will not heisitate to say that it is a first-class show depicting the local amateurs at their best. It is a three-act
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    35 7 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 152 equal to $100, The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 156 equal to $100.
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    Alleged False Evidence
    285 7 CHINESE PIG DEALER IN COURT Suggestions Against Abbatoir Officials Before the District Judge (Mr. J. L. McFall) yesterday afternoon, Lim Hock Choon, a pip dealer, was charged that when swearing an affidavit in a judicial proceeding then pending before the Supreme Court he gave false evidence, stating
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    ASSIZES
    333 7 Jury Disagree in Murder Case At the Assizes yesterday before the Acting Chief Justice (Mr. Justice P. J. Sproule), See Ah Puah was charged with the murder of Hong Gay. a twakow coolie, ixi Clyde Terrace on August 22 last. The D.P.P. (Mr. N. H. P. Whitley) prosecuted and
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    HINDU BUILDING FUND
    159 7 The following is a lift of those who have contributed to-date towards the Malayalee Hindu Samajam New Building; Fund: Mr. Chathu Serang, Pulo Sebaroke $66 Mr. K. P. Koran Mandore 5U Prof. K. K. Keelary 50 Mr. Chathukutty Mandore 30 Mr. Koran Mandore 30 Mr. Kunjamboo Mandore
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    68 7 In one of the up-country Ceylon courts c Ceylonese correspondent of the "Timei of Ceylon," who pleaded guilty to assaulting a European District Judge when ha was mounting the bench, eeerai to have get off with a comparatively light sentence, six months' r.i. for the second offence, becauee he was
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE
    1381 7 FINANCE COMMERCE PRODUCE Singapore, May 22 Rice, Siam No. 1 per Koyan $316 n.,™«, c n Rice. Siam 2 ,290 Mixed Black Pepper Rjce, S.am 3 $280 Sundried Conn 11 35 Rice, Saigon 1 $265 Mixed Copra ,5 gee, Saigon 2 ?2 5S Kayong Copra R Saigon i N $230
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      619 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS TO LET—New bungalows Grove Road between Authur and Broadrick Road*. 3 bedrooms, each with a bathroom attached, dining and sitting rooms, outhouses for servants, garage for two cars, tennis court, Municipal current and water. $125. Phase apply Telephone No. 1030, cio 94 Market Street. WANTED—Energetic canvassers on good
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      323 7 SINGAPORE DIARY To-day. May 22 Tide*-—0:36 p.m., 11:47 p.m. Wife, Victoria Theatre, 9:30 p.m. To-morrow. May 23 h Tide. —1:26 p.m. Div. L Malays vs. S.C.C, S.C.C. g at Gardens, 5 p.m. Wife, Victoria Theatre, 9:30 p.m. Thursday, May 24 rides.—o:Bo a.m., 2:28 p.m. r Day. meward mail closes, School
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    MR. ARTER'S REVIEW
    992 8 Mr. J. S. Arter is a man whose opinions on rubber policy deserve a much wider publicity than they get. not particularly because he is Chairman of the P.A.M., but because he is one of the very few men on the British producing side who think originally
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    245 8 Amazon Valley rubber exports for 1927 amounted to 28,78*2 long tons which is over the 1926 figure of 24,298 long tons. The annual Normal Class examination will be held this year, on the 17th, 18th, and 19th inst. throughout the F.M.S. The April output for the Seletar Planta- tions, Limited,
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    289 8 Miss R. Matthews, who spent a short holiday in Kuala Lumpur, has returned to Singapore. Mr. F. Cobb is acting as Headmaster, Penang Free School, in place of Mr. L. W. Arnold, who has gone Home on leave. Mrs. 0. T. Dussek, wife of the Principal of
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    49 8 From Indo-China by s.s. G. G. Roume, due at Singapore daylight to-morrow. From Australia by s.s. Malabar, due at Singapore on Thursday morning, the 24th instant. From Europe, (London mails despatched May 3) by s.s. Rohna, due at Penang at 6 a.m. on Friday, the 25th instant.
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    OPEL ROCKET CAR
    38 8 [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia] Berlin. May 21. The trial run of the rocket ;ar. driven by Opel himself, took place this morning at Berlin on the Avus racing track. The main test will be on Wednesday.
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    MR. VAN LEAR BLACK
    41 8 Reuter's Service Amsterdam. May 21. It is reported from Khartum that Mr. Van Lear Black's flight has been abandoned for the present in consequence of engine trouble and the difficulties arising from lack of suitable landing grounds.
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    DEAD SEA CONCESSIONS
    48 8 British Official Wireless London, May 21. Mr. Amery. Colonial Secretary, was asked in the House of Commons whether there had been any further development regarding the Dead Sea salts concessions. He said that the negotiations were still under examination by the Palestine and TransJordanian Governments.
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    PENANG MASONRY
    28 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, May 21. Mr. A. R. Jennings was installed for a year Worthy Master of Lodge Scotia at the meeting on Saturday.
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    FIRE IN PERAK
    43 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, May 22. There was a big blaze in the Tanjong Rambutan area yesterday. Ten attap houses were set afire by a stray firecracker. The Ipoh Fire Brigade arrived in time to save many other houses.
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    PENANG SWIMMING CLUB
    86 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, May 21. At the Swimming Club annual meeting there was the largest attendance for years. The profit was reported as $1,408, compared with a deficit of $630 last year. Entry fees were $3,060. After redemption of a further $3,000 debentures, the excess
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    AGRICULTURAL SHOW
    95 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, May 22. A meeting of the Perak Committee of the Malayan Agricultural Exhibition decided upon a four days show in August. The Government has voted $2,500 and the Colony .$5OO. The trades section will be especially large. A special feature will be a
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    Some Medical Papers
    638 8 t The Serum Praph y |,x« M (Lend). I), p. M I > introductory b '"'f an y«taa» Joarual «1 Vol. XXVII. \o 1 I 1927. '11 ii, r X Serum PraphyUxK in \i Evaluation off ihe resuli 1 nity (A. N. Kin l* ,rnmu Lancet* June
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    THE R.A.F. FLYING BOATS
    25 8 Reuter's Service Batav;a. MMf h left San*** The R.A.F. flying boats Be* pore this morning have Island en route to Australia.
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    "BREMEN" DAMAGED
    34 8 Reuter's Service V v, rl May New or*. Breaaea The trans-Atlantic ptern damaged when attemptmg the shore opposite Green kers' mechanic, Fred M the attempt, rew r "forty per cent was uninjured.
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    THE GREEK SITUATION
    44 8 Reuter's Service Aih. w The political aituation ha ;T to the extent that the > and M. Venizeu.s mil be a a Government. He wi tm ment and arrange for > Kll 0* months. In the meant'" vUn trf a personal campaign all
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      88 8 ASTOUNDING PRICE. REDUCTIONS IN ALL LINES AT NAMSEN'S No. 54, High Street. STANLEY'S Rustless Drawing INSTRUMENTS IN SETS OR SINGLY COMPASSES, DIVIDERS, BOWS, Etc., Etc. Sole Agents for W. F. STANLEY CO., LTD. MOTION SMITH SON, LTD. 15, Battery Road, Singapore. HOW Hi IiLV DIA,MOMS~~ Buy diamonds from such an
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    GERMAN ELECTION RESULTS
    630 9 Nationalists Suffer Big Defeat DECIDED SWING TO THE LEFT socialist Group Able to Command a Majority Reuter's Service Berlin, May 21. j irhstag results throughout Ger- r out anticipations of a swing tc The general tendency is an in the position of the Socialie expense of the
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    TERRIBLE AFFAIR IN HAMBURG
    288 9 Poison Gas Store Explodes WHOLE TOWN PUT TO FLIGHT Reuter's Service Hamburg, May 21. s°o^ ar three P ersons have been killed and sent to hospital as a result of the bursting of a number of barrels of phosgene gas used in war time as poison
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    U. S. ARBITRATION TREATY
    201 9 Proposals To Replace Old Document SIR AUSTEN EXPLAINS POSITION British Official Wireless London, May 21. Sir Austen Chamberlain v.as asked in the House of Commons whether the United States Government had submitted any proposals for the conclusion of conciliation and arbitration treaties between America and Great
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    SIR GEOGRE FRAMPTON
    85 9 Reuter's Service Death of a l'RNtzous Lpitish sculptor lReuter's Service) London. >lay 21. Tbe death has occurred of Sir tieorge Prampton. X.R.X.. the famous sculptor and architect. Official Wireless j London, IKay 21 Sir Qeorge Pramnton. the famous .culptor. died in London today. He made the Nurse
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    U. S. MINE DISASTER
    70 9 Hope of Rescuing Entombed Men Now Very Slight Reuter's Service Brownsville, Pennsylvania, May 21. So far 36 bodies, mostly terribly mutilated, have been recovered from the mine disaster of the 20th. The hope of rescuing others has been almost given up. Newi York, May ft The
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    WOOL TRADE DEPRESSION
    165 9 Short Frocks Held Responsible GROWING PREFERENCE FOR SILKWEAR Reuter's Service London, May 22. Shorter frocks are one of the main causes for the depression in the wool textile trade cited by the report of the Committee on Industry and Trade, which also mentions the growing preference for
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    BASE OUTRAGE IN CEYLON
    164 9 Tourists Stoned By Strikers LADY'S EYE KNOCKED OUT BY MISSILE (From Our Own Correspondent.) Colombo, May 22. A darkig, dastardly outrage was committed eight miles from Colombo on the Colombo-Ivandy Road when hiring cars conveying a party of Australian passengers from the Orama, bound for London
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    TO OUTLAW WAR
    83 9 Chamberlain's Reply Welcomed In Washington Reuter's Service Washington, May 21. British quarters here are of the opinion that Sir Austen Chamberlain's reply to Secretary Kellogg is regarded in American official circles as highly favourable. The inclusion of the British Dominions and India in the anti-war pact by
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    KING ALFONSO AND ART
    36 9 [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia] Madrid, May 21. King Alfonso was received by the German Ambassador, Dr. Welczek, and visited the German Book Exhibition at Madrid. He was highly impressed by German book art.
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    Telegrams in Brief
    141 9 Reuter's Service [Havas Agency] Paris, May 21. M. Gustave Kahn, former Consul at Shanghai and Minister at Bangkok, has died as the result of a motor accident. [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia] Berne, May 21. The Sunday referendum in Switzerland resulted in the adoption of the proposal automatically to
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    JAPAN'S POLICY IN MANCHURIA
    512 9 Southerners' Protest Published AMERICAN WARNING TO CHINA Ready to Protect Her Nationals If Necessary Reuter's Far Eastern Service Shanghai, May 21. It is learned that Mr. MacMurray (American Minister) recently sent a note to the Nanking Government calling attention to the killing of two American missionaries
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    CALCUTTA SENSATION
    82 9 Alleged Attempts to Swindle Speculators Reuter's Service Calcutta, May 21. A hundred and sixteen Marwaris (bankers and money lenders), including •ome of the wealthiest members of the community, have been arrested on the premises of the Bengal Jute Merchants' and Brokers' Association, charged with gambling in Jute. They
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    SAFETY IN FLYING
    38 9 British Official Wireless London, May 21. Sir Samuel Hoare, Air Minister, announced in the House of Commons that the Air Ministry were pressing on with the fitting of safety wing slots to Air Force machines.
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    Latest News
    31 9 FIGHT AT HANKOW Reuter's Far Eastern Service Shanghai, May 22. From Hankow comes the news »that serious fighting has broken out between General Chen Chien and General Lit Sung-jen.
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    Sporting News
    377 10 Football DEFENCES SUPERIOR TO ATTACK Chinese Take Their Chances and Beat the R.A. The Chinese proved too good for the R.A. at the Stadium last evening when th.y won by three clear goals. It was more a triumph of defences than of team work, and the Chinese proved
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    Positions Up to Date in the S.F.A. League
    280 10 The following are the positions of the S.F.A. Leagues up to date:— Division I P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts. Dukes 4 4 0 0 16 0 8 S. C. C. S 3 0 0 10 4 6 S. C. F.
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    RIFLE SHOOTING
    239 10 Practice Records of Singapore's Interport Team The following list gives the scores made by the members of Singapore chosen for the Inter-port Shoot on Sunday next at the four practices held recently:— v Average. Steers 96 95 97 92 94.75 Jomes 91 93 94 92.66 Gibson 78 99
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    CRICKET
    170 10 Lanka Union Still Forging Ahead A S.C.C. eleven went down badly to the Lanka Union on Saturday. The scores were:— S.C.C.—Wedg"wood, b Chunchie, 0; Anderton, c Silva, b Jansen, 1; Pank, st. Jasinghe, b Jansen, 23; Kemlow, b Jansen, 1; Scoular, c Retnam. b Chunchie, 18; Goodman, c Thambipillai,
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    TENNIS
    184 10 Progress of Garrison Tournament The results of the ties in the Garrison tennis tournament yesterday are as under:— Doubles Handicap Capt. Mansell and Lieut. Ix>wis beat Capt. Hollingsworth and Lieut. Brodie. I—-o. Singles Capt. Robb beat Major Streeten, 6—2, 4—6, 6—4. Ca.pt. Marriott w.o. Lieut. Armitage. Major Porter beat
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    Smith and Clerc Share Sets in S.C.C. Match
    60 10 The results in last night's ties of the S.C.C. tournament were as follows:-— Profession Pairs Final Aitke.n and Price beat Donnell and Paterson, 3—6, 6—2, 6—4. Championship Semi-final Clerc vs. R. Smith unfinished, (Smith 14—12, Clerc 6—l). Rev. W. Aitken and J.
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    THE TURF
    210 10 Singapore Club Entries for Amateur Meeting Horses. First Day. Second Day. Red Atlete x x Selma x x Shepherd Prince x x Passoeda x x Kwahiri x x Piedmont x x Hopeless x x Damansara x x Meteorologist x x Himena x x King Poitrel x x Poseuse
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    SWIMMING
    72 10 American Woman Makes New Endurance Record Reuter's Service Chicago, May 21. Mrs. Myrtle Huddlestone (America) established a world's endurance record in a swimming pool here by remaining in the water l-0 hours, 10 mins., 15 4 5 seconds. The previous record for women was 32 hours. 20 minutes, made
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    BADMINTON
    100 10 Youngsters Easily Beaten by Minto Road The Youngsters' B.P. were beaten by the Minto Road B.P. before a fairly good r< wd in a friendly game >n Sunday at the former's co-.rt. The following ar«. the results (Y.B.P. players being mentioned first): Simon Ke lost to Mohd. ll'?iic, 13—13,
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    Minto Road Party to Meet the Thompson Juniors
    58 10 There will be a friendly match of six singles between the Mintos and the Thompsonians at the former's court on Sunday at 3:30 pm. sharp. The following members have been chosen to represent the Mintos. Singles.—Mohamed Vggik. Ma'Mang, Syed Mohamed, Adam. Abdul
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    GOLF
    78 10 Keppel Club Planning Whole Day Match A whole day match between teams representing "President" and "Captain" will be played on Sunday, the 27th instant. The above match is open to supernumerary members. Entries are to be made on the list posted in the Club House. Play will be by
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    MOSLEM MEETING
    413 10 Problem of Fixing the Date for The Hari Raya On Friday last the Victoria Theatre wafully packed with Moslems of all nationalities and others, when lectures were delivered on the subject of "The Necessity of Seeing the New Moon for Commencing and Ending the Fasting Month," and certain
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    POLICE RAID
    53 10 Large Seizure of Opium in Hut A party of plain clothes men conducted by A.S.P. Linden and Inspector Clifton, raided a hut in Tiong Bharu yesterday and discovered $20,000 worth of opium concealed in different parts of the hut. On seeing the Police approach the occupants fted. No
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    New L. C. Member
    2202 10 INDIAN REPRESENTATION AGAIN Community Custodians Castigated (By Our Indian Correspondent) Doubtless the topic of the hour among the Indians and Ceylonese is the question of tilling the vacant "British Indian" seat on the Legislative Council. Ostensibly the two communities seem to bestow their attention on this
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    CABLE AND BEAM RESOURCES.
    216 10 Debate in Haasi 0 f Commons MAKCONI-EASTERN l'\, T ASSAILED Reuter's Service 11 Key B The House at < cable and beam relati on the supply vote would the Opposition in this Government moved th enable the freeest Labourite, Mr. Walter Opposition feared thai decision with
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    Arms for China
    136 10 BRITISH POLICY OF PREVENTION No Underwriting of Arms Consignments British Official Wireless London. May 21 Asked in the House of Commons whethei any steps had been taken at the in-:; of the Foreign Office to prevent the rance in this country of shipment.® of am to China,
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      147 10 OUR CROSSWORD PUZZLES Solution of Number 72 The following is the solutioi word No. 72. entries for which c!o 12 noon to-day. In Thursday* The "Malaya Tribune" the result? rotation with Crossword No. <*. published. Across:-2. Spends 6. Hurt < IL For; 12. Caps; IS. Pear; 19. Anew; 20, Onina
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    Letters to the Editor
    66 11 'lovn centre >.,l.» r ol tho Aalaya Tribune» oc»no of the hxal amusement »>:lvo op t«» now «ignilied their > a.«5!>ting the (entre. in spite ,,".it«'d appeals, may we now li, generosity "l Carson's Circus x tic amusement caterers s>,I t>. thia cry tor help, their
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    Abolition of Juries
    175 11 s ,.f ,h.- >L>laya Tribune.» > il.at the time >».. >',tion of trial by < the tond, ol ,> t< »>>. nny und ha» <l»,o<tion in Vio.i l.very l thi> movement ,»/!>l ill C'd'»ny. algum<.',U5 d >.l great force. > >< s.li'ble ho l- l >> ntiment
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    62 11 The island of Hainan was very Rod for .7 M.l,-l, «-""^l" land. „l them gnmg ...tenor t.. tight Communists. I. ,.e hui is ill lm.nds ol the ,.m. to tbe only pla"» .,z„ ,...,mun,5ts now ,n lbe sorest sour miles south ,.,",»,05 »l»re is a larpe group ol alui tlwy
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    PHILIPPINE VENTURE
    262 11 To Lay a Cable From Manila To Cebu Acceptance of the offer of the United States Shipping Board to donate one of its ships to the Philippine government for the use of the bureau of commerce and industry as a cableship, is urged by Director Reyes of the
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    ANNUAL REPORT
    160 11 Johore Planters' Association We have pleasure in acknowledging the receipt of the Annual Report, 1927-1928, of the Johore Planters' Association, which is to be laid before a general meeting of members of the Association on Tuesday. Kay 29, at 10:30 a.m.. at the Masonic Hall. Jalan Lumba Kuda.
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      218 11 I WE ARE AT YOUR SERVICE FOR I I Tuning, Repairing, and 1 I Polishing Pianos. I I Written Guarantee Given for g Workmanship and Materials. I NANG HENG Co, H Piano Dealers. rJ 105, Selegie Road. 'Phone 958. TO-NIGHT TUESDAY, M4Y 22. TO-NIGHT! NEW WOULD SHOW CHINESE WAYANG OPEN
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      246 11 U Ft Crated waters iimii.ii.iMWMmi 111 1111 11 111: OKASA? I This name has nothing to do with Japan. OKASA is an invention of the great German Specialist Dr. Med. Lahusen. OKASA is a first class specific for sexual jjj jjj neurasthenia, overstrained nerves, dissatisfaction, I depression and despondency. S
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      155 11 !.rills up t>. and for Nay ,...<«>. May 22 l.rill Hall. 3. R. P.. <v) 2«t.. ..ra.tice. l.rdl Hall. S. R. <v) 2,gs.. In5t: Cadets. I^aining. l.».„,.,rr„" Ma> 2,l I>r>!! Hall. ".V (M. 0.1 tloy.. Birthday Parade. ,.N. 3. R. P.. (v) >. Practice h.mg s l'ara'le. ,luN. 5t. b'seph's
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    Weekly Share Reports
    1412 12 Singapore, May 17. Mining:—After reaching £234 5s the price of spot tin declined and the closing price was £232 ss, which shows a loss of 10s over the week. The price for three months, however, over the same period was down only 2s 6d. There are few
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    66 12 A Palad Amphur, who was out with the Governor of Angthong. Siam, on a tour of inspection, died on the night of the 2nd met. He went to bed in his ordinary health, and next morning was found dead. Th* "Bangkok Karn Muang" says poisoning is suspected. He had been
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      484 12 jjj INDIAN MOTION PICTURE! g j EMPIRE CINEMA I THURSDAY, MAY 24. FEDERAL FILM DISTRIBUTORS present:— g "KRISHNA'S" SUPER SCREEN CLASSIC I Re B els "THE MAGIC HORSE" Be B e s j (Reading matter is in English) besides Guzrati, Hindi and Urdoo. g X A Gorgeous and Lavish Production
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      338 12 Carson s American Circus WILD WEST AND CARNIVAL Showing Nightly at 9-30 p.m. at j Malaya Boxing Stadium (Next to Tramway Station) NO PLEASURE IN LIFE II you are weak, worn-out, tortured with Backache, Swollen Joints, Rheumatism and other symptoms of Kidney Trouble, how can there be any pleasure in
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      393 12 HHHMRHe49K »*ait extract Restful Sleepy I 111 Here s tne wa V to enjoy peaceful sleep I regularly before retiring. There is nothing I Til comparable to this easily digested food \\l I beverage for soothing worn nerves and 11 II i preventing digestive unrest —the principal »11 1 /1
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    Mahatma Gandhi
    759 13 CONSERVATOR OF IDEALS EASTERN "A Beacon Light to Benighted Orientals" The world is witnessing to-day no more striking and more interesting personality, than this prophet, a living, incorruptible Oriental leader, the conservator of Oriental ideals —Mahatma Gandhi, writes Aurelio Quitoriano, of the Philippine Law School. This holy man
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    FATE OF STOWAWAYS
    243 13 Six Men Starved to Death in Ship's Hold Six bodies were found by Japanese lmspectors in the hold of the Yahiko Maru, a Japanese freighter of 5,724 tons, which recently completed a trip from Seattle to Yokohama. With the arrest of the ship's assistant cook, they learned
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      481 13 44 ARE YOU GOING U j ON~LEAVE? jj THE PRICE OF THE II j ARMSTRONG I SIDDELEY I j> 5 'STR. 14p.P. D is o g "Three Hundred Dollars" 3 8 2 1 Less 1 THAN THE ENGLISH LIST PRICE PLUS CHARGES g Q OUT TO SINGAPORE. U 2 The
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      678 14 PUBLIC NOTICE. SINGAPORE TURF CLUB Visiting Members are notified that are not permitted to purchase Cash Sweep or Big Sweep Tickets. p. S. LAING, Act. Secretary. THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK. LTD. LOST SCRIP Application has been made to the Directors of the above Company by Mr Khoo SinYeoh to issue a
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      715 14 SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED—A linotype operator. Apply personally to Manager, Malayan Saturday Post. WANTED MINE MANAGER. thoroughly competent and experienced EUROPEAN MANAGER is required for a LARGE OPEN CAST MINE near Kuala Lumpur. The position is an important one and the person appointed will be directly responsible to the Board for
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      498 14 BANKS THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITEDHEAD OFFICE: 49, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES Penang 85, Beach Street. Malacca 131, Jonker Street. Muar No. 1, Jalan Sayang. Batu Pahat 109, Jalan Rahamat. Palembang 16, Ilir. Hong Kong 13, Queen's Road, Central. Seremban 63, Birch Road. Batavia 47, Comer Lloyd Street. Shanghai 9, Kiukiang
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      418 14 BANKS THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. (Registered in London- under the Companies Acts of 1862 to 1890, on 2nd December, 1892.) Authorised capital £3,000,000 Subscribed Capital £1,800,000 Paid-up Capital £1,050,000 Reserve Fund and Rest £1,584,846 HEAD OFFICE: 15, Grace Church Street, London, E.C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: J. M.
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      344 14 INSURANCE THE Wk\ SOI,TH VP BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT MOTOR CAR INSURANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager Office: 2. Finlayson Green SZE HAI TONG BANKING INSURANCE CO., LTD. (Incorporated in the S.S.) Established 1907. HEAD OFFICE: 58, CHULIA STREET SINGAPORE. Paid-up Capital $2,000,000
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      498 14 EDUCATIONAL DAY AND EVEMX(Tn i*m POSTAL TUITION U| IMMEDIATE ENrTm E S E > Students an- c, a f ing exammat;. countants, Glasg keepers, London. Birmingham and I merce. (Degree. SUBJECTS: ft tancy Costing S cantile Law. M*. Arithmatic, Algel eial History Shorthand (Pitm Elements of Comi please have a
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      452 15 STEAMER SAILINGS P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES .orporated in England) MJ p \SSENGER CARGO SERVICES. i \u \ND ORIENTAL STEAM VV v A I lON CO.. LONDON AND X EAST MAIL SERVICE. Contract with His Majesty's Government.) rWAEDfi from LONDON 1 or China Japan Due Tonnage Singapore 1928
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      400 15 STEAMER SAILINGS HAMBURG-AMERIKA LiNIE Hugo II U ri I OctschStinnes Hp H Australische Linien P C Dampfschiffs— and "Besellschaft (Companies Incorporated in Germany) Passenger and Cargo Services. OUTWARDS HONG KONG, SHANGHAI JAPAN Hindenburg June 4 Rhein via Manila June 20 MANILA, HONG KONG. SHANGHAI AND NORTH-CHINA PORTS f Vogtland May
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      391 15 STEAMER SAILINGS NORDDEUTSCHER Yl I (Incorporated l\ in Germany.) The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS FOR HONG KONG, SHANGHAI AND JAPAN. t REMSCHEID due Spore June 14 FOR MANILA, JAPAN AND VLADIVOSTOK. t KONIGSBERG due Spore June 6 FOR MANILA, HONG KONG, SHANGHAI AND NORTH CHINA PORTS. SAARBRUCKEN
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      219 15 STEAMER SAILINGS STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. LOCAL SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. PENANG (direct express service—l 9 ft hours) Thursday 11.30 a.m. "KEDAH" BELAWAN (via Penang) Thursday 11.30 a.m. "KEDAH" PORT SWETTENHAM PENANG Monday 4 p.m. "KINTA" Wednesday 4 p.m. "IPOH" Saturday 4 p.m. "KLANG" PORT SWETTENHAM TELUK ANSON Friday 4 p.m.
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      505 15 STEAMER SAILINGS t —11 J (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA) TO MARSEILLES LONDON Tonnage Destination Due Sail Hakozaki Maru 10.500 Naples, Marseilles, London, A'werp Rotterdam May 24 25 Hakusan Maru 10.000 Naples, Marseilles, London, A'werp Rotterdam June 7 3 Kitano Maru 8,000 M'seilles, London, A'werp R'dam June 21 22 fHaruna Maru 10,500
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      96 16 I I THE RIGHT PLUG I FOR YOUR CAR I I I UjJ Sole Agent*: m I N. V. STRAITS JAVA TRADING Co., I j] Singapore Penang. jj pr=dr^f==Jr=dt=dr==Jr=dr=d j NOTICE. 1 I The first shipment of I I The Super-Gramophone I I "POLYFAR" is expected here shortly 1 Important!
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      202 16 Articular Rheumatism is a disease much more dangerous a quick and safe cure. Atophan than thought of by many ill persons. eliminates quickly and energetically All prescriptions cf the doctor must the surplus of uric acid so harmful therefore be strictly followed, for for the health of the entire organism
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