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Show vYtetfci- €A^ 4A<juctr<*****- uyt&zz*. ^^eZjy ef^sa^A^JJ^ ^Afe*™^**^^ news from fhAt/^^^^ Y^ „ f ? ^ t Praniie has enteredXon his med'i studies at ^^^MtmHKSl We »»**»?* ^ e n t l ^ d y "over 50^ are those holding Phi Beta Kar ^ " f t a r v a r d , where , of »*• • ~ * * J ° 2 L begun his 3rd year of medicine at Yale, ;• •,„ honors'". Also know that All™**a*Y*?Tj? One mXth of which ma snenton r - ^ ^ . f t e r a bit over * 2 « ! » f « f * £ £ ? YeTteTfVom Miss Lyons, now working in T-ships going and coming. A ^ a e * X Cached that noint after being evacuated s i n encouraging refugees, • * • * - * • ' J f ^ S £ £ „ Di^ey - via Tainan and Tsi-from Tehchow - along ^ ^ f . ^ ^ ^ ^ f d i d raise the greatest of complica-ng- tao, came yesterday. The WAS ®«**^i ' ? " iXely away on vacation holi- Uons with the foreign ?o«ul*taon of to a i M , W « * *J md fc ^ ^ day, at Peitaiho, " I f trw.t ^ x I S ^ T d i s t a n c e s to try to get back to si. Perhaps tnose made to t r ^ e : X ^ / ^ v e China by evacuation, etc, was,e ex-their Stations of work, or, to try to ;e^XnchinscUniv, near Peking, and ho- T^erienced by such as Miss Burt, *«£A" J ^ ^ 0 Tenching only via Hong Kong.vw Xidaying at Kwan Tso Ling, who could ^ eX^ ™ ^ d t h e * t h e Hankow- Canton Ry. sumablji going down *^^ej-Ean Line to -Wtow ^ evacuated from proWbiy could not have taught " ° " J0*" * arrested by their"enemies" for»se-has Cheeloo Oniv$, for, students have^een j e s t e d oj f r n m s t n o e , of t he ^ ^ ^ ^ h e e C * o^onrintfrne Z left, the others being at the frOnt0u?dear ^tingluferTLur^t^^urnl^m holiday in the f rth even tho ^ £ ^ £ £ Sad Christian (lattery -wworker_or *at ^ace, g t j^ 4fev-i fs?r! Er^jf^^^V^^-^^ of Sent, and ,Tafnf^X^i 'to X B short 4 mos-trio to England and re- Ji d l e i ^ f r anS B?ftta W^aTtinS him" at Tsin^tao, where they had summe*e4 iUrn* ^ t L f m E o n s Kong, was HOPIHG to be able to get to Wuting vfcere Dr 2 MiTen of cSu Chi*Chi,was substituting Dr Chang, held in Tsinani • ; - lx Teh Jen, o fg*^*t u gn& chieh.*0* have wanted things of all sort, + . H« Purchased"in the city", Chaotung, including money. They have been una- M. to send lor such lor a month,or more, due to THREE bands of robbers *o were encSoed nelr the latter placa. (Both -olaces are only 40 l i »art,a* XllcTovT flies, BUT, UP AND DOW). The first band comprised overlOO robhrs. ThS* reprised everyone, Vy raying their bills, for,, their leaders had been Seated in Mission Schools'. However, the Gov't soldiers were sent out from ?he Co seat, weining-hsien, against them. The soldiers took THREE days to travel 50 l i (17 miles), and, were boasting abt what grain they were to receive for thus endangering their lives'. The Co., magistrate came personally + n iriehkow. to warn the Taylors to withdraw to KPU, so as not to be hit by ts in the Battle-to-be'. Theylsftayecl to succour the wounded. What a con- :Th^16lie Drav» fighting at the front nut un by native soldiers'. The^for-feilies had"to bury type-writers, fountain-T>ens, etc., etc! AX MrGoldswortby escorted Mrs and Miss Hicks three days of their journey, toward the Capital^ Mr Thexton, 2nd yr in China, was to meet them to escort further, leather has been largely most propitious, praise be. low, Mr G%has cone S a n on his faithful Dick, to the I W, beyonfl where Miss Pen* and L»a In Aug Then, he travels among the Miao Xtiaas southward to a "lace S W of here, "and then will not be so far from Tung Ch'uen-fu,5 das £fl °£ here.Ther-he hones to meet Irene on'her return .lourney from Yunnanfu^ abt Dec5.lt W3 bullets trast ei^n |
