'Mr: Chow was born in Shaoshing, Chekiang, in 1881. His early efforts for an education were a continuous uphill struggle against poverty, but hho eventually succeeded' in entering the Mining School at Nanking. He later entered the Sendal School.of Medicine in Japan.
Before the 1011 revolution he was a member of the Kwang Fu Society, the revolutionary organization found-'Kuomintang leader, Hished by the the literary magazine of the May: Fourth movement. This article had wide repercussions throughout the literary world and established him the pioneer of realism in Chinese literature.
Th addition to his own works, he consistently had every foreign writer of. prominence translated into Chi-hose. He was himself a voluminous Writer, who continuously wrote for all the "Lett" magazines, " penning. bitter, satirical articles against. th ge-long darkness of China's fonda His "Ah Q" has been lated into nearly very Jangua Other of his outstanding books wer "shoutl!" "Hesitation." "Old Star Rowritten," "Wild Grass," "Morni correspondence from Two Places." History of Chinese Novels," and many others.
Generally regarded a forerunner of the literary revolution, the late Mr. Chow was known for his "liberal ideas which he expressed freely, beth writing and in conversation. In 1030, he was instrumental in organiz~ Jing the Chinese League of Left Welters. Ho' became its leader and continued to direct its activities up {fo'the time of his death.
November 10.
On the resignation of Don Justo Garrido y Cisneros, the Spanish Min: ister to China, the Spanish Govern: ment appointed Senor J. de Lari covches, Acting Consul-General as Charge Affaires. An om cial notification to this effort has been telegraphed to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Taree more Canton: commanders, Gon. Mlag_ Pelenan, Chen-chin and Lin Shih-ching, Jerrived from the south via Hongkong on board th President Grant fon October 12, on their way to Nanking to receive instructions from the central authorities before. making an investigation tour to various parts of the country, Tur Chinese Staff of the Bolton Bristle Ca, bade farewell to their generat manager, Mr. Warren, Bolton, very spectacularly as he boarded the Bmpress of Japan for a -chort furlough to the US.A. From a brilliantly illuminated is unch, bearing a sign wishing Mr. Bolton bon voyage, the staff" presented a splendid display of reworks, which was greatly. appreciated by Mr. Bolton and "is friends, from the deck of the, Empress, An Interesting comparison Shanghai wit the city of Birmingham, with the oda all on the side latter city, was made by Mp, S. 1. Peek, on Oct, 14, in an address before members of the Neal Estate Brokers Association, at the Intornaanal Club." After quoting Agures showing the difference between the population of the two elfes, amount: ing to a "little over 100,000, the municipal incomes, ete, Mr. Pecks that, if the relation between individ al income and the cost of was' to be preserved, together anything approaching a "ent standard of living, the comparative cost of health and home In the Settle.
should be very low compared with what it was in a place" lik Birmingham, with tts high stand: of living and innumerable amenttie. Actually, it was the reverse, Popular member of the bank staff Shanghai, and was prominent in the community here, being a member of the Shanghai 'Club the Country Club and the Bowling Club, Ho will' be remembered by not few of the friends whom he made while resident in Shanghai, Mr. Miller Teaves a wife and family tu England,
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