Wuling, Sung, Oct. 25. from the sell of Egypt and Babylon It Is not easy to realize what tre-and the climate so much lose dry, mendous advances have been made that records could not have survived in China during the 25 years of the {in sufleient and well-preserved num-Republic, but the steady stream of bers. The Peking Man and the work small changes in district after district of modern excavators go to show that, ig making a cumulative effect on the there is still plenty" of intensely of the nation, Never was China fascinating material to be unearthed truly united in spirit as to-day, fu the cradle of the Mongolian race. and never was she so persistent and The Latest arrival, and he hes painstaking In. carrying out changes come to stay, is the Rev. Fred Heslop, for the good of the common people. father of the young missionary, the In this hislen, recent improvemonis Rev. Fred Heslop. Having retired from include an increase of free education the active ministry in England he has grants, And the patriotism " of the attempted the adventurous feat of Mudents Is seen in their contribu-settling down In Shantung during his tions to the aeroplane fund for Gen. remaining years. His experience and Chiang Kai-shek'sbisthday, The sagacity should be invaluable to those aitts were mostly small, but numerous who have the problems to face of and chiefly from students, planting an indigenous church in Village elders are now being taught
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