The Archive · 1934

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ope of Orient, "however" much and' for Rewevtr Ione they may Sulfer io owing to thei les and. their Sue ventoally Chinese will hey are solid, stoical, stron people; they have among them. mok women with high developed they are learning from the material conquests of our The influence of turgid" stream are over-ruinning' the country. Dees wold sporadic efforts vat Borate sitempte to conivel riveree

ate dale" for jovernment by the people isa things are emer it lea which they" neve the accused four from its scene that even narrow a margin in whic he could Ihave battered her to death there se by the jurly should have given the accused' the ere is every reason why the jury benefit of the doubt, Fortunately for the Court of Appeal. was existence and by its action inthe matter added considerable strength to the conviction of those who hold that they would rather go before judge with a bad case than before a Jury with a good one. The whole record rouses misgivings as to. the jury system which the "Anglo-Saxon in. [heartily reveres and leaves the pression that William Herbert Wal face was a lucky man in that number of judges stood between when the West is, beinning éo realize that the beat form St government by the people has not set toon" found, andthe pours and the young have

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