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Revue NarioNAte Cutwotse, "The Chinese Recorder" for October deals editorially wittt the political tensions of the "moment, brut naturally without expecting the flare-up in Manchuria, is Inid on the advantage of tion, and good-will, and the tustration of ts practienl aspects is noted in the visit of Dame Adelaide Anderson, the work now being done by eight Chinese students of Cornell University in Plant Breeding, the visit of Professor 'Tawney' to Nanking University, and similar international movements, Special prominence is, given to the first impressions of jowcomer to the missionary field, and it vividly contrasts the attitude of the public in England, as depict ed in the popular press, with the calmness with which the tragedies of China are taken here, The writer When, 1 left that extraordinary country and arrived. hero it. was to discover among the of my own counts of, which would disorganiao, oF heir-own land, th ly unconcerned." At the time! writing a new Plitiry earthquake he Pvt though 20; "nat, vad mo the Sir. Francis Drake!
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