AReview of China's Domestic Turmoil and the Bearing of Loca! Chaos Upon World Peace: No Hope of Settlement in the Near Future by Amur ne C. Sowmay The author of the following article, Mr. Arthur de C. Sowerby, was born in China where he has spent the greater part of his Ufe.
"He is well known' as an explorer, having travelled all over the country as well as neighbouring Mongolia and Manchuria. He speaks the language, is a keen student of modern Chinese history, and a affairs. Few forei country and ite people the past tieexty yeara vender competent observer of men and 0 intimate a knowledge of the many experiences durin Nim competent to speck with Brey Silas Strawn in one of his public utterances after having investigated, the conditions in China on behalf. of the United States Government' said "He who could prescribe a panacea for all the ills from which China now suffers would be the greatest pathologist the world has ever seen." The fact that it is a difficult task'does not mean that it should not be attempted. Indeed, as the same authority also said, "One of} the big world problems to-day i what enn be done to help rescue the Chinese people from the enslavenent of the warlords and (0 bring order out of the existing: chaos'
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