and above all, it ie the majestic size of London that strikes ws; and though I know New Yark'and other great ports, T have never seen anything that conveyed such an impression of]
lit, of vaal trade, of speed in it, of vawiely and intel-
business, ax T did at the London the 5 for the docks. 'The Royal "'Vieloria, the Royal Albert, the George V, and the other docks we visited' have: opened our eyes, and we shall convey as much in our reports, London people must be proud of "They don't go aces or the Toxer" he was told.
"Ah, well? said Dr, Chu, "As I said, "Englishmen can often tell me of the wonders of China, but I shall go ito the Tower. I have already made a tour of the parks T saw them in the sunshine, and really they are an extraordinary. possession for a huge commercial city. There are ea many of them such a chain of them. they pleased me more than L can say 3 Gnd I think that, visitors coming to London for the first time, we have dono, must, compliment London on, its almost, incredible cleanliness."
"In China now," continued the speaker, ''we' have mod things that you have here, but om a smaller" scale." are motor-buses, not flocking through streets us do yours, but, employed on long-distance services from town to town, Our wireless has not yat reached the pitch. of broadcasting to private houses with receiving sere of their own. The underground system of railway has yet to be introduced."
When votes for women and female representation in. Parliae mont were mentioned, the. High Commissioner said gravely think thab to admit' women to Parliament is' a reasonable step in political evolution, Per-tornally, T do not see why there should attach to the designation woman' any sox', distinction which ¢hould be any hnndicup in the case of an individual intal-
WANTED 70 BEE A 700, So fix" as the internal condition of China is concerned, M. Chien thinks it is only a question now, of unification under the Republic for the country to go, aheud in remarkable fashion, nar tural resources are rich and vane ed'? ho aid, "Wo are studying, how to adopt western" method While on this mission, too, wa have in mind the machinery, which may" be required. China has very great, possibilities"
"We don't find the woethor of all uncomfortable, but we shal) be disappointed if there fog, We have read of fogs. have ud them described tows. But fog ix nep something int which inalbion can' take the Meo. of ioned"" Dr, Chu iaughed—"and. it ig unseeable anywhere olse—unseeable even int the mind's eye. Wo want to meet it."
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