"White Peril" Has Swamped Shanghai Miss Dorothy Black, novelist and short-story writer, has "come from England to see China, and for three days she hag been' searching for China through the streets of Shanghai "Shanghai is a disappointment,"
"Shanghai ig debauched—the only word for it. Iwas brought up to believe in the Yellow Peril. Some day, they told me, the world would be swamped with China, and I have always lived. in dread of that day. Well, I've seen Shang. hhal, and I have changed my mind. The Yellow Perit can't be as de the White Peril. Nothing Ching, might do to us can be half as bad at what we've done to China! Every: where I 0, I see little yellow Garbos Gables. I have {ried and tried to buy a Chinese that in his successor, "Mr.. lantern and all T-can find are the Parsons, the society would things we pay ten cents for in the Who was able to render Woolworth stores—but here they cost service and he felt he was 4 dollar. But of course that lent the them in good hands. "Mr.
Worst, We've taught them to want claimed that thaving served under shoddy things instead of their own sixteen Presidents, "including three beautiful inventions.
Judges, a Chief of Police, a doctor, Yawyer, a clergyman, a dentist, and shall cherish to the end of my Journalist, without being found' out, days the memory of a man I saw he could in truth declare that he had yesterday in a beautiful blue robe Achieved something. He felt. that He had a nice round face above was a pleasure to have worked in and over all he was wearing doggy society with men who were keen cap pulled down to one side, a. 19 keeping alive the truly English tradi-Douglas Fairbanks!" tions, with all their significance for Miss Black arrived in the s. the good of the British
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