"The China Journal" for Soptember contains a critical, examinati by Mr. T. A. Bisson of the Biography jof Lao Tzu as riven by Ssu-ma Chuen in. his Historical Record. The critic duly notes the determina. ion with which Lao Tau covered up is tr [Chinese -press, and, incidentally,
who must be rather surprised to find herself in such an austere atmosphere. The writer of an appredative note on "Miss Shanghai's" [charms suggests that she should go Hollywood, What the poor girl done to deserve this suggestion Jalways necessarily in outlook on Chinese affairs, contains, of how jeaptive from another bandit band. [Apparently Dr. Lacey Sites, of the Methodist' Episcopal Mission in iPukien, was captured with his coolie by band of bandits near Pukien, his wife and her Chinese omen Fescuers scoured ihe hile For stout fina ae Sas eusil banke cloeny guarded After releasing Dr. Sites, which iwas done about Jul 16, they brought him back to Kutien in sedan chair. No ransom money, it appears, was paid. The motives land the review contains the usual eating to the rescue are explained interesting features.
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