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This is the romance of the loves of—Jennie Adair and Jack Radelij, temporarily thwarted by the hideous machinations of the fiendish German Baron Reichmann, but ultimately triumphant, and the hero trid heroine living happy ever aft A certain degree of interest is instilled in the story by staging it among the old-fashioned gardens of Twickenham, writer, out of use Lately but The Houre on well told and the mystery, sch ax it lose force by being virtually giv away before the tale is half complet The only real mystery is why Jennie bound over to keep the peace.
The World's Chinese Students' Journal, September-October, 1907.
The number before us is fully up to the standard of its predecessors. We are glad to see a moderate editorial on the question of railway concessions, but the writer seems to fall into the mistake of supposing that "cheapness" ix the ief desideratum of railway construction. No doubt the initial outlay might be reduced by the employment of CI nese engineers only, but unless the lines are substantially constructed the anneal cost of upkeep would be appalling. Nor' has experience shown that the funds subscribed by Chinese to Chinese railways have always been honestly administered. It is regrettable too, to notice that an injured attitude is adopted in connexion with the Council's refusal to allow the use of the Recreation Ground for Chinese intercollegiate sports, The refusal was not prompted by any _unfriendy ooking, bah we beliare, solely because it would be an unfortunate precedent to y throw ops to our Chinese neighbours ground that hardly suffices for the ds of the foreign community here.
The Journal contain: notice of Mr. Taft's visit. on the Body Politic and Civil Serv in China," from the pen of the versatile writes on the rel morals, the subject of an essay at the re returned student kwei con he Frater-
Peking. Ralzan Railway, accompanied by some excellent illustrations, put forward as an example of what hax been accomplished by Chi" nese engineers with Chinese funds.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.