The matter then seems to lie this wave The Powers must be patient with China and make allowance for the growth of national feeling, but they must also realize the gross in-ignifies to which their innocent countrymen have been subjected in Chinn and take such measures as will insure their protection. "Face" should be given were possible. Superiority is always galling and it hurts Chinese pride to see prosperious, well-administered foreign scttlements on hier soil, a reproach the squalor, disorder, and insanitation alongside.. Chinese representatives should have a say in the administration of those settlements until the day comes when China fit to take them over entirely. Chinese judges in the settlements should sit with the consular judges. Peace cannot be established by dragging the foreigners down to the Chi level of justice and administration. The Chinese standards in these matters "must go up. Bearing in mind that the Chinese must ultimately] take over the whole work, it will be the duty of the foreigner to aid in equipping him for the task. The Chinese have everything to gain from friendly relations with foreigners living among them. The Bolshevists can give them nothing in the end except the hostility of the whole world. The Chinese course is clear if only they follow it; strong nationalism; strong government; friendliness with the Powers; peace; prosperity. May their leaders, Whoever they may be, have the. character, knowledge, and power to carey out the programme.
Lio Cate, Tuene is in Shanghai at least one lucky sportsman who took a block of, lokets in the London Stock Exchanze Derby sweepstake and has drawn an entry, although, unfortunately} for him, not a starter,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.