T! ore are .shattered idols and vanishing dreams, And never a ray of sunshine gleams, Where the eoliivehs envelop forgotten joys In' the silent kingdom of broken toys. Life’s dead leaves litter the dust-strewn way Where never again shall our footsteps stray. But there’s sunshine ahead, the papli leads sure To health and Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.
NEW PREMIER FOR JAPAN. TOIvTO, Juno IL>. Admiral Kato has accepted the Premiership of Japan (as cabled; on June 9th). His Cabinet is coming into power for the avowed purpose of carrying out the Washington Conference j Agreement in its spirit and letter. Admiral Cato accepted office on the condition that the army leaders reduced the estimated army budget by forty million yen, and adopted a general policy of retrenchment. Admiral T\ato will have the? support of the Seinjnkm party in the Diet and the KenJtyuUai r&jrty in t l ' o ffoiw of P eers '
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Hokitika Guardian, 13 June 1922, Page 1
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152Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Hokitika Guardian, 13 June 1922, Page 1
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