We have been shown a copy of "The Chinese Record"—not to be confused with a magazine of an almost similar name—specified as through the post swith the the very. same destined to what the Chinese comin ths of the outrages Canton with which most people are by now perfectly well acq Messrs. Edward Evans & Sone fare in no way responsible either for the publication of the pamphlet lor its dissemination thrower the post. The address given on the wrapper as that of Messrs. Evans Sons was vacated by them more than two years azo and the whole getup" of the wrayaper is that of an impudent forgery making! fuse of a valued foreign name for the purpose of spreading some particularly obnoxious Communist, propaganda.
'Tue Red Cross Society of China' is in receipt of a telegram from Gen. Yea Hsi-shan thanking it for remitting to him $2,000 for the relief of the famine sufferers of the provinees under his control.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.