London, Aug. 4.
"If silver is allowed to go to the dors we shall force the Chinese to declares He says by listening to appeals lof China in her distress we rik ttle and stand to gain a great ideal. By turning a deaf ear our|h position ten years hence may be definitely worse than it is now.
Not the least of the fallacies that' menace world peace and fhinder prosperity and require living down is the old conception of the fellow Peril." The "Yellow Peril" to-day is not the Chinese but the legal status accorded solely to gold, the yellow metal, says Mr. Morriss.
Reuter.
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