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AUSTRALIA exports 100000 worth
of preserved meat annually.
FREDERICK KAPP, a member of the
German Parliament, was formerly a
New York attorney.
| THE fifteenth anniversary of the wed.
ding of the King and Queen of Saxony
1 is to be celebrated on the 21st proximo
REPUBLICAN France continues to give
assurances of tranquility and progress
by shooting batch of Communists ev-
cry week or so.
REV. OLoF OLEsoN, recently executed
at Tromsoe, Norway, committed murder
to crafty his penchant for rare books
and manuscripts.
A NEW rifle has been submitted to
President Theirs which possesses the
advantage that the cartridge to suit it
can be manufactured on the field of
battle.
IT is reported that two. thirds of the
priests in Paris are ready to follow Hya-
clnthe's eXample-as soon as they can
find the essential American widows,
with $4,000 apiece.
IT is said that the Pope's successor is
already agreed upon, and his obscure
name IS announced. His claim is that
he is under big VOW to restore the Jes-
ults to their former power.
GERMANY claims that she will soon be
independent of America as regards
petroleum. The crude material has
been recently discovered in Galicia in
| great abundance, and extensive prepar-
atoms are making to fit it for market.
ABOUT 100 japanese students are EN-.
ployed by the government at eddo to
simplify the Japanese alphabet, so as to
make their characters represent the
sounds of the go European consonantal
vowel utterances, as well as their native
| sounds.
HENRI RocHEFoRT has received the
large sum of $4,000 from a London
publishing house for the English trans
lation of his ''History of the Second
Empire" The principal feature of the
work is a detailed biography of the ex-
Empress Eugene previous to her mar
riage to Napoleon III.
The details of the composition of the
french fleet have just been published,
and show that it consists of 704 vessels,
fully equipped, of which are iron
plated, and 81 ships OF the reserve.
The marines compose force of 2S,44l
men. The amount allotted for new YES.
sells during the year 1928 is 22,OOO,-
900 francs.
TIE architect in charge of the restora-
ton of the Cathedral of Strasburg has
just published his report, the details of
which will be of universal interest. The
expense of restoring the masonry will
amount to 1000 francs, and the re
pairs OF the roof to lS7 900 francs; the
replacing of the glass and the inside fit.
tings will come to $4,000 francs, and
other accessory repairs to $4,000 francs,
the whole amount being 59S 900 francs,
or $1l9,600.
A New feature in European journal
ism is the number of new papers.
printed in English which are beginning
to appear on the Continent. The Ger.
mas Correspondent printed in Berlin, and
devoted mainly to German political
news, Galignani and the American Regis
ter, in Paris, and the iSeiss Times. in
Geneva, are already firmly established
and doing good business. 1t is now
announced that a new paper, printed
in English, will shortly be started at
Rome, to be called the Daily -Nescs, and
to be conducted by an American.
IT is almost certainty that the next
House of Commons viii contain one
workingman, if not more. A large
district round Norfolk, inhabited chiefly
by miners and GOLFERS, was included in
that borough by late act. These men.
welding voting power of the borough,
have determined to be represented by a
man from among themselves, and have
chosen Mr. Thomas Burt, Secretary of
the Northumberland Miners Union.
as their candidate. He seems to be
fitted in an eminent degree for mem
Der of Parliament, being described as a
clear, sbrewd thinker a born orator, a
man of studied moderation but of in.
domitable resolution.
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