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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-20
Real Estate Transfers.

For the week endIng February Is compiled
fr,m the records by the Washington Abstract
Company of Aberdeen
w 4 Paul to J Nj Williams, lots 4,5, bl
2, Bas shaw's add OAkville-$45.
Treasurer Chehalis County to Jessie
Young Irvine, 1t 7, bl I. Pe,erson-S5.
A d Devonsllre to J f Calder, omit
Montesano. and l6 interest il, nw4 Of
neA and neL4 OF nw114 and So of nw4
sec 26 II 10, and 80 Its in Harbor Heights
add Aberdeen, and Its in Original plat
plat amended, and 60 lts in First add
Ocosta-$l0.
Treasurer Chehalis County to f
Hemphill, 1t /, bl 81. Peterson-$4.
Dora B Weatherwax to Grays Harbor
Commercial Co, und 10 int in nll5 and
SEA sec 2l.1S-7-$25OO
Treasurer Chehalis County to E
Jones, all tide lands in front OF lots 2.3,
sec 2l.19-l2, being tide land contract
No 4l9-$2.
Same to Same, W rs It OF 10 rods of
lot 8, sec 9-l6-ll. and lots to II, blk 2,
Ocean Land Co.'S plat "a" and lots - to
Is, bl 4. Camby's Second add and Its Q,
bl "B" G & G add Montesano-s52.
Same to D Winnger, Its to 6, bl 10,
S,agrove-$lo.
Eugene France to Alex Poison, n1a OF
nwH and swA Of nwI sec l7.lS 1871,
Treasurer Chehalis County to ] ] An
derson, lots to IA. bl 6, Peterson Beach.
Same to Mary Grossman, Its 6,l2, blk
SO, Original plat Amended Ocosta.
H Rowland to Hattie Dolloff, 1t 8, bl
10, Roosevelt Beach-$5O.
Treasurer Chehalis County to E L Bex-
ter, lots p 90, bl 8, and lots 81 ,22, bl 16,
Ferndale add Montesano-$6.
U S to H W Lackey, patent se14 sec
S.l6-9.
+ H G Lurmann to ON Sullivan, Its
1918, bl II, frances add Aberdeen-$lO0.
Harbor Land Co to Ruth NJ Davis, lot
2. bl l6. Corrected plat Hoquiam-s500
Treasurer Chehalis County to Pom.
renk. und rs Of sea Of swk sec 81. 1911
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-20
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.

How to live in health and happi-
ness is the general theme of DR..
Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adj
wiser. This great work on medicine
and hygiene, containing over 1000
pages and more than 700 illustrations,
is sent free on receipt of stamps to pay
expense of mailing only. Send 81
one-cent stamps for the cloth bound
volume, or only 81 stamps for the
book in paper covers.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-20

Mensing Label \ Printing Co vs. Ho.
qliam Lumber q >nnge Co. Verdict
f,r defendant
EGG Sherlock Va Montesano Lumber 4
Mfg Co. Verdict for plaintiff for $3.50
In re- estate Of Peal Phillips, deceased.
Hearing final renort set for March rs.
w w Knrtz w Aaron Hay. Verdict
for plaintiff FOR S54l and costs.
State VS. Gland Jones. Dismissed.
May II Patten vs. Cnae 5 Pauen. Dr.
vorce granted.
State W Gu. Shrorolnlas- Defendant
sentenced to six months in county jail.
A II Farnham VS. Root scott Injunc-
tion denied.
Hattie NJ Rrnnie ct al vs. T. } Smith ct
al. Temporary restraining order issued.
II b Hark-u VS. Della llacke',. Set
for trial Feb 80.
In re guardianship OF Chester Young,
minor. Hearing OF final report OF guar
dian sci for March "a.
In re estate Of Agnes G Flyte, dec ased.
Petition for letters of administration set
tor hearing March "a.
In ~ insanity of Mike Hildege. Com
mitted to insane asylum.
State vs. Harry White. Dismissed.
loeoo Cornar 90 7 NJ Royea Of al Ver-
dict for plaintiff for $l75 86 and costs.
Il A Kanters vs. r z Waldron ct al.
Plaintiff required to give 5000 bonds.
In re estate of Christopher Hanson,
deceased. Administrator required to file
final report before Feb 81.
CT White We Cbehalis County. Treas
urer directed to accept tender OF taxes on
certain realty.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-20
Notice to Creditors.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State of Washington for Cbehalis
County.
In the Matter Of the Estate of
Samuel n. smith, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undes-
signed, duly appointed administrator Of
the estate of Samuel n. Smith, deceased,
to the creditors of and all persons having
claims against said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers within
one year after the final publication of
this notice TO the undersigned, at No. 700
North + street. Aberdeen Washing
being the place for the transaction Of the
business of said estate.
Date of first publication of this notice
January q, 1908.
Last publication March 8, 1908.
]. d. MOREHEAD.
Administrator OF Said Estate.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-20
Dairy Byproducts.

The effect Of dairy byproducts on
the carcass is one of the most impor-
tant results of feeding them to hogs. 1t
is generally admitted that, while ex-
cellent hams and bacon may be produc.
ed without dairy byproducts. the use Of
these byproducts will result in pork Of
q more nearly uniform high quality.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-20
Battle of the BuIiocks.

When the senior calves grades were
sifted of their trash some real beau
ties stood before the judge. Here was
uncovered the champion Of the grades
and eventually the grand champion of
the show. This was the handsome
grade Shorthorn calf Roam King.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-20

lChamplOn or the grades anO grand cn0m-
pon of the show at the late interna-
uonal1
shown by James Leask Of Ontario. He
is a son Of Gloster's Choice. and his
dam was by Royal Banner. bull
which came to this side. He Is grand
calf, with remarkable arch Of rib, a
finely finished front. light lower lines
and little waste as killer. and he is
smoothly covered on back and ribs.
The chief criticism lies in his tendency
toward softness of flesh.
AS type Of Shorthorn show steer,
with weight Of 1.09O pounds at about
thirteen months old. Roam King fills a
high ideal. He is quite mature, al
though in the calf class.-Breeders Ga.
zette.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-20
Miscellaneous Transfers.


George Burke vs Moclips Lumber 4
Single Co, lien shingles and saw logs-$l0
FF Boyer vs. Same, lien same-$S.
Pat Cassidy w Same, lien same-$2l.
Dave Campbell vs. Same. lien same-$42
Alex Egner VS. Same, lien same-$l5.
Stanley Gardner vs. Same, lien same-$12
AL Gardner Va Same, lien same--$33.
Frank Hickok vs. Same. lien same-$1l.
Joe Kuhn vs. Same, lien same-$25.
Chas Lundy vs. Same, lien eame-$l6.
Dan Lannigan We Same. lien same-$42.
II II McFadden vs Same, en- same-$46.
Jas McFadden VS. Same, lien same-$1o.
Robt McFadden vs. Same, lien ssme-$6.
Tom Pierce VS. Same, lien same-S43.
G II Palmer vs. Same. lien same-$15.
John Stephens vs. Same, lien same-slO.
Frank Stephens vs Same. lien same-SlOO
Geo Hallett to Scott Stevens. rel chat
mtg horses.
w II Abel to Same, same, farm tools,
horses, cattle, etc.
Electric Land Co to Grays Harhor
Railway & Light Co, bill sale to water
right OH Frye creek. running through
sections 6 and 7, twp 17-9. md certain
lots aud bks in Sunnyside add, and Ho-
quiam add Aberdeen-$l.
NC Blake to Mrs s A Yana. mtg NV ID
Of nw14 sec S-15.1l. and swA of NV d
and wa OF sw14 sec 5-15.11-$lOOO.
Hans Peterson to August lille. mtg Its
4 to 10. bl 5. Stewards First add to High.
land Home add Aberdeen-$5OO.
OE Geissler to F Wedekind, mtg WI
of ne14 and all nwA. and nwA of seA
and NJ Of swN and swI OF swI eec
34-ls $4,000.
J w and l N Ray to Hill. mtg six
acres in seq of neH sec l1-ls5, and
stock general decentralization.
OE Geissler to Mason Irwin, mtg e1s
of se14 sec 34.lS-s, and 1917 acres in sec
34-lS-s, and 10 acres in e1s of neA sec
34-lS.S. and 7 acres in sec 34.l8. $4,000.
A Mackey to A A Mackey, chat mtg
stock liquors, saloon fixtures, etc-$2000.
Estate Evan D Evans, deceased, to
Pnhlic certificatp If last will and testa ,
ment.
Mabel Montel to Anna Moore, bill sale
furniture. etc-$l.
Grays Harbor Commercial Co vs w H
Bellies, lien Its 1910, bl 43, Corrected
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-20
For that Terrible Itching,

Eczema, letter and salt rheum keep
their victims in perpetual torment.
The application Of Chamberlain's
Salve will instantly allay this itching,
and many cases have been cured by
it's use. Sold by Evans Drug Co.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-20
and lite | to 7, bl 7, Seagrove-$l2l.

Sheriff Chehals County TO d W Fleet,
certificate Of r-denpt'"n. lot !, blk 7,
Byles add Montesano-S63.
Episcopal church in Western Wash.
lngton to Same. quit claim lots % bl I,
Bylps add Mon,-sano-$i.
Treasurer ChpIal's County to Ennc-
Flynn, Its AS, bi 8, Seas' ove-$ll.
Same to h = Smith lots TO Is, hl 80
B " civ and 10 40 70 HIS to 81. blk
II. and 1t 70. nj 80. Original plat amend.
ed Ocosta-S37.
Same TO J d Huffman, all bl 25, North
Aberdt Ell add Aberdeen-$55.
HIP raft to A + White. land in neLi
OF ne4 eec ll-l8-5-$l5UO
Treasure, Ch-halis County to + s
A ,ey, 1t 4. ii rs. and It 6, bl II. Harh ,
H"i,tta add Aberdeen. and lots to5. h
!. Camby's Second add and und "a OF lts
to go, bl ~, Ferndale add Monte-Si2
Same to Avev & Koch, ea OF n~4 Of
swA of swN sec 32-l7-lO-$l2.
Same TO Alvey & Koch, e1a OF sw d Of
-eI of s-la, and Wig of sea OF sea Of
neL sc 3!.l7 1854.
Same to Alvey, Graham, Morgan and
Gillette. seA OF n"A and u OF seq oil
sea sec 24-l6 l2-Sl5l.
Ella Duffy to f + DAoney, quit claim
~ 2. bi 49, Benn's plat Aberdeen-$l.
fairy Duffy to Same quit elm same-$l
FEE Jones to j Reniors. lts 1924. hl s.!
y p add South Aberdeen-$3O0.
L Pressev TO r Voshnrx. 1t 3 and e 5
it 1t 4. bl 81, N p add South Aber-$l0o.
II Anderson to Weverhaenser Timber
Co. VIZ Of swA o, swA and neN of sw q
sec 27.l9 $40.
IA Karr to J Phillips, II 5. bio. Karr's
Garden add Hoquiam-$275.
Treasurer Chehalis County to Yara
and Benn. e1a Of nwA Of seA OF neh
sec 6-l7-l0, and e1a Of swA Of swA of
sea sec 3ll7.l0. and ny Of neA Of swA
sec 30.16-1l, and neN Of nwA and und
7.S Of nez Of swN sec 81 l6 II. and lots
to l6. blk 7, and lots l to 6. blk 40. Bay
Citv-$284.
Same to G Deb 'vier part OF VIZ Of
oe4 Of neN sec 34.l8-6. and lots 2.3. blk
II, Portland add Aberdeen, and unnum-
bered blk q Of bI 95, Ciehxlis, and lts !,
6,7.5.S to 10. bl Is. and lts !. 4.5.8.9 to r.,
10. 1917. 20.21, "a rs, 2s,29.32. bl 20. East
Ocosta--$3O.
Pepper to NJ Gradl. lot 10, blk So,
Benn's Original plat Aberdeen.
NJ Gradl to Aberdeen Machine shop,
Inc, eame-$l.
Treasurer Chehalis County to VIM
kelman, land in swN OF neN sec 2 II 7-$S
A l. Macleod to Aberdeen Brewing
Co. quit claim 1t !, blk l6, Moclips-$l0.
F Rhenle to F J Becker. 4315 feet of
n s6s5 it Its So. bl 8, w & B add Ab-$l.
wv Dent to s R Ford, neA OF se114 sec
13-1S.5-$15O.
East Hoquiam Co to Slack, land in
sec 12-17-lO-$25O.
LII Trask to Matte Lowry Davis. q rs
it Its 1,2, blk 2, w q B add Aber-$lSl2.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-20
AT THE COURT House
The WEEKLY RECORD OF LEGAL
DOINGS At COUNTY SEAT.
r1inufeS Of the Superior Court and
New Cases Filed. List of Real tS-
tate Transfers and Miscellaneous
Instruments Filed With County
auditor.
In the Superior Court.

The following is the record of business ira Ms
acted w The Sun. court for the we * ED
ing Febr dary 10, 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale
 Notice.

Default having been made in the payment of the debt secured by . mortgage executed to the National Building and Loan Association of Mont gomery. Alabama. a corporation, or. ganized under the laws of the State of Alabama. by M. A. Eich on to-wit the 18th day of November, 1904. and TO- County. Alabama, in Book 41, page ASA, ct seq l will sell, under the power contained in said Mortgage, on Monday, the Sth day of June, 1908, at the Arte- sian Basin. Court Square, in the City of Montgomery, Alabama, during the legal hours of sale, at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash, the fol- lowing described real property sftuat- ed. lying and being in the town of H1s- kegee, County of Macon, and State of Alabama, viz:
 A store house and lot in the town of Tuskegee. Alabama, being a part of lot No. 6. 26 feet front running back 150 Court Square. in block No. 5, and bounded on the south by Court Square; on the west by lot No. '. owned by W. J. Gautier; on the east by parts of lots Nos. and 6, formerly owned by Mrs. J. O. Nc Whorter; and on the north by lot of Jessie L. Adams; being the same conveyed to Martha A. Eich by Mollio McWh horter, on the 18th day of Au- gust, 1890. by a deed of record in the Probate Office of Macon County, State of Alabama, in book 2, page 36s. Saic mortgage having been duly transferred and assigned to me.
 Assignee.
 O. S. LEWIS,
 Attorney for Assignee.
 sw-4t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
A1nericanises London

London is getting more American ey. cry day. The transformation is be- ginning with small things, which may De the thin end of the wedge which develop into bigger things. The D. 100000 Americans who are expected to visit London this year holiday season will find many things to remind them of home.
 Two successes of the American stage. The College Widow" and "'Wav Down East" will be running at Lon don theatres, and there wili be many American stars at the vaudeville e houses.
 Peanut stalls have already ap3eAred in London streets, We are promised real soda fountain at Selfridge's frre a t store which is to. open on Oxford Street and the latest innovation Is sfe real American rub berneck" wagon. In, stead of crawling around the city In a old-fashi toned horsed "brakes'' t6e tourist will be conveyed in the up-te- date motor wagon which is famIliar m New York. Of course there will ba guides armed with megaphones who will describe the beauties and an.iq li- ties of London.
 The London rubherneck wagon ser vice has been organized by MT. Se- bree, who has engaged three college bred young men 10 do the meg tphp.le business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
Lambro.o Believe. in Spirits.

Professor Cesare Lombroso, the fam ous Italian criminologist has surprised Paris by admitting to reporter of a Paris paper who interviewed him a few days ago that he is firm be- liever in spiritism and from his own experience. that 1t is possible for us to communicate with the spirits of the dead.
 Here Is what the celebrated scientist says about the seance which converted him into a spiritist:
 Tt was at Venice that seven we'll known authors and myself were pres ent at a seance. 1 was absolutely sceptic when one of them tried to communicate with the spirit of a dead countess known to all of us. Her spirit did not appear but we all re- cognized the voice of the countess ex- claim quite aloud: I cannot come to you for there is a hog among you.'
 we all look ed at one another in surprise but as none of us would admit himself to be a hog, we all remained in the room. moment later the voice cried quite excitiedly: I will not come to you before that hog has left the room.'
 When we still remained the spirit named the person she alluded to by his full name and we insisted that the man leave the room.
 Before he left we search ed him and found in his pocket an obscene book"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
BOOMING OUT" OF PRINCESSES Dances Planned by Lon
 don Set TO CHOOSE THEIR PARTNERS English Are Becoming More Americanized Every Day. Our Plays. Fruit st.sas sna af,.e.., neck" Wagons Are Popul.r wsth
 the Masses of the
 People.
BY RoBERr nRoprRrCk


 London, May s.-Hostesses with so. ciai ambitions are already piannins dances in honor of the three yo,,n princesses who will be the ,..lionesses'. of the London season.
 The three Pr1ncesses are princass Margaret of Connaught who hastsned ner mothers departure from Malta. so mat she could be here in plenty of e sline 70 accept all the invitations of : leleo 70 ner; Princess Beatrice of Saxe- Sopurg -Gotha. and Princess Louise of Battenburs. s v
 Princess Louise is handsome girl ana VIII make her debut next month She IS the second daughter Of Prince ana Princess Louis of Battenburr.. her tatner being one of the iduietest but most popular officers In the Br,tisb navy, Her mother Is the eldest of the Tour daughters of the late Princess Anee Of England, and a sister of the Szartna of Russia, the Grand Duchess oersins and Princess Henry. of Prus- sra. Young Princess Louise is like Princess Patricia of Counaurht brIr, ful of high spirits and Is very keen on dancing. .st = 1''.
 Ine etiquette at royal dances de- manus that, Princess of royal bIood sn all choose her own partners, but Frincess Patricia has frequently brok- en the rules and waited dernurely for q oashful young man to ask her Ia oance in the usual manner.
 At the same time Princess is placed m the unfortunate position of not be- ner more than once, otherwise ths A.. tention would be considered too mark. ed This Is another unwritten law which Princess Patricia has broken Frequently.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
KiIln SeIf in Comn.

Made insane by the coming true of a prophecy of a fortune teller, who nearly six months ago predicted that he was to lose his wife and die a vio- lent death Count Coltelli. an Italian nobleman, well known in Paris society. committed suicide at an undertaker's s establishment at Bologna the other day.
 Three months ago. Countess ColteIli whom he loved passionately, eloped with an army officer and the Count became Respondent and melancholy.
 A few days ago he went to an un- dertaker's shop and asked to see the most expensive coffin in the shop. Af- ter approving of it's appearance he placed himself inside. saying he want ed to see if it was big enough. Then dre wa pistol from his pocket and blew his brains out.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
Fleet Mobilization.

June 25 will witness the biggest ueet mobilization ever attsmpt"d. On tha day the whole of the British heet throughout the world is to be placed on a war footing, and sent to sea for months training.
 The naval forces thus mobllized will very largely exceed the combined pa- v.Js of any other two powers in the world. For a month every etiicient fighting vessel of the navy whether battleship. arnored cruiser, torpedo boat or submarine. will be on a com plete war basis with full crews and stored and ammunitioned as if war had actually broken out.
 The asst mobilization scheme will be carried out without drawing either on the royal fleet reserve, the royal naval reserve, or pensioners, but it will in clude some of the naval volunteers, who will be taken on board for training.
 Apart from the ships mobilized, Eng land can, in time of real war, call out the big ocean liners which she subsi- dizes for this purpose, and these ships which will be armed as cruisers. con- stitute an integral part of EnSland's fighting strength.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
GOOD LAUGH AT THE KAISER Tried to Speak Greek in
 Corfu. MAYOR GOT AHEAD OF HIM Had z Professor to Write Out Speech. CI<nrfng Away old Building in Bell grade Reveals Secret Under
 ground Passage Leading
 Te . Fort.
MAYOR GOT AHEAD OF HIM
BY WALTER nuNKIRK.

Berlin. May 9-All Berlin is having a merry laugh at the expense of the Kaiser. because of an incident which happened to him at his arrival at Cor fu.i and which has just become known here.
 Always inspired by the desire to make a favorable first impression on people at the first meeting and sur- prise them by the extent of his knowl- edge. the Kaiser decided to reply to the welcome speech of the Mayor of . litue Island in his native language Creek.
 Now Greek is. literally speaking, Greek to the Kaiser. who knows noth- tngI of that classic language, but this did not deter him. A Berlin professor was ordered to translate a most beau tifui speech composed by William into xauitless Greek and by dint of much effort the Kaiser learned 1t by heart and rehearsed 1t before the professor until the latter assured him he spoke tt like a native.
 The Kaiser arrived. the Mayor made
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
Invention of Countess

Countess Louyay, daughter of King Leopold of Belgium, and ex-Crown Princess of Austria, has invented a new chahng dish and alcohol lamp combined from which sine expects to make a fortune.
 She has had her invention patented in France. England, Germany, and Bel gium and intends to apply for a pat ent in the United States.
 The Princess has always been an in ventive turn of mind and has invented several contrivances to tighten the la bor of her servants. but has patented none of these.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
A Splendid EpIEram.

The dropping of line in the report of one of the addresses made at the dedication of the Knights of Colum- bus hall in this city, destroyed an epigram that, 1t is believed, will be new to The Register readers.
 A friend of Richard Brinsley Sheri- dan asked if it had ever struck the author of The Rivals" that Colomba (the dove) had been sent out 10 ind the Old World and Colombo had been sent out to find the New World. Sher- idan replied that he had never thought to his attention he could understand why the first messenger had left Noah and the second Genoa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
OIdent noli In World.

The oldest doll in the world. among other ancient strange and interesting toys, is on view at a top show which has been opened by the Sociological Society.
 Every form of doll that has been fondled by the human child Is typtned, from this doyen of dolls which is Egyptian and dates from 800 B, C.. to the latest walking and talking beauty dressed in Paris Among the curious exhibits are an iron doll from the Con- go. a flint doll from Suffolk, dancing dolls from Burma and the Punjab, and other queer dolls from Jamaica, Khar- tum, Armenia, South Africa and Rho- desia.
 The subject of dolls is treated very seriously from a sociological point of view, and charts have been prepa red showing the bearing of dolls upon child-llfe. Thus one learns that girls take an increasing interest in dolls from the age of 1 to the age of S. and thenceforward their affection for their dolls declines until they are 1A. when more grown-up amusements be- gin to attract them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
cInarfnr Amnx KonnIx.

The work of clearing away the old Ronsk at Belgrade Is practically com plete
 It was expected that some startling secrets would be revealed and. as matter of fact. a subterranean passage came to light. which connected King AIexander's dressing room with the fortress. which is fully a mile distant from the old Konak, The passage has continuation from the fortress be- low the bed of the Danube towards the Hungarian shore. but t Is blocked up
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
R.evivaI of Ruddhisu,.

Buddhist "revival'' Is being organized for London this year. and the first Buddhist missionary to visit England has arrived in London. His advent heralds a great movement on behalf of the old Oriental faith, for 1t is pro- posed to transfer to London the head quarters of the international mission, which has hitherto been at Rangoon, Burma.
 The missionary, who is of European blood. bears the mystical name of Bhiikku Anande Metteyya. He is deeply learned in Buddhist lore and holds high rank in the priesthood. Lee lures on Buddhism are to be delivered by the Bhikku, who will probably be chief priest of the Buddhist Church, which is to be found in London. The mission is to be ultimately extended to other European countries.
 At present there are about 100 pro- fessing Buddhists fin the country, many of them Englishmen of high literary and scientific attainments. The Bud. dhist Society of Great Britain and Ire- land contains many distinguished men among its members.