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\\\v Kugenk's Congi't'si^ tx) \)v \\v\d in (liis city in ScpicMnlxM-. Mr. Darwin 

 was President of the Royal (leogiaphical Society from 1908 to 1911, and 

 became President of the Eug;eni('s Society in 1911. During his visit to 

 lliis country, he will lecture in various cities. 



Ml'. James J. Sheeran is seriously ill with pleural pneumonia. He has 

 l)een removed to the Presbyterian Hospital. 



Albert Hoelzle was kept away for a few days l)y the illness of Mrs. 

 Hoelzle, who has also been suffering with i)neum()nia. We are glad to 

 be able to report her improvement. 



One of the irorst niLsers in the world is the ninn who keeps counting his 

 troubles for fenr he might lose one. 



