Nanking, Sept. 25.
The Ministry of Railway is reported to have ordered a big, shipment of rolling stock from England for Government railway.
The order includes 12 locomotives, 16 passenger coaches, 20 orty-ton flat wagons, 10 0 steel 40-ton open. wagons, "25 bogie steel. high-side wagons, we patrol wagons, and one ser-
Nishi brigade is under orders Reuter. is learnt that, Colonel Shiba-Peking, Sept, 24.
yama," military attache of the Japanese Legation, called on Gen-from the 19th Century. But Germany is not the only country in the world, Parliament, in Great Britain, traces its origin to the Teutonic races who brought to conquered Britain, their new home, their own laws und customs, among which was certain rude' representation local affairs." The Saxon king w patriarch who acted in concert with his people. From him his successor, the constitutional monarch govern ing with the advice and consent of free parliament, naturally sprang. The French Parliament, dating from the 38th Century, was at fiat an more than but from it the
tom was derived. Dr. Goebbels the Parliamentary propounds the view that good government is the chief consideration to a people. He therein runs counter to the oft-repeated doctrine that no substitute On that even if it marks yet another reaction from the once over-emphasised theory of self-determination. Where Dr, Gobbels seems to go astray is is failure to recognise the possibility of ensuring continuity of Rood government witha a definite Machinery for associating the People's consent and. wishes Within. The tyrant gives so on s0 long as he governs well—or things go well which amounts to the 'The day tomes whop be same thing. in' the, "people's, view successor "has to sten, to. th clamour of popaler discontent. Without the parliamentary system or something approaching it in texture, the result is violent revolation, Te is all very well for a man of the 20th Century to be satisfied with © government without par! ment. He should ask himself Whether those nations which, were Ungaged through the centuries, in gradually consolidating the people's authority over the government with the help of parliamentary inst tions "were foolishly, queralous in their "contentions. The German inister of Propaganda is not to be seriously blamed. There are else where far too many, people, who permit themselves. to" indulge in Superficially acquired theories of this kind. "In" their haste to. perform the obsequies of democracy parliamentarinism they palpably Ignore the teachings of, history, Above all they lind to the fact that the facilities by which they are now able, for the time being, to obtain a hearing are based fon the very institutions which they condemn. The trouble ahead of Dr. Goebbels and hi colleagues is not yet discernible by them perhaps is there all the same. They will one day get out of favour and the be too much for them. For then Brain of repressing opposition will reaction will mean reprisals and all that that word implies. The compensatory checks provided by the parliamentary system, which they have now so exultingly destroyed. will not be available. Thence will come naturally a revulsion of feeling—and the turn of events in disproof of the sentiments espoused by Dr. Goebbels.
It is reported here that the Kwantung Army has decided on bombing operations on Wednesday morning,-and that the to enter the demilitarized zone from Kupeikow in order to take action against General Fang.— feral Ho Ying-chin, on Friday night
ese Kuantan informing the letty that the Japat Garrison [for Manchoukuo, but when Marshal Feng Vu-hsiang' raised the standard of resistance against the Japanese hho east his lot with Marshal Feng. After' the collapse of Marshal [Feng's adventure last month, he returned to the fold of the Central Government and accepted an apquarters had
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