Those who appreciated Mr, H. G.
Woodhead's entertaining reminisconces entitled "A Journalist China" and those who were unable {to obtain a copy of that book will interested "to" observe thatthe. Hakuseido Press of Tokyo has brought an enlarged and revised edition in most attractive form which is being sold at the convenient price of $5) not. 'The author has taken advantage of this republication to change the fille to "Adventures in Journalism the Par East', and has added an ae? count of his' visit to Manchoukuo, The photographs now included are, '5 he explains in the preface, those which he originally intended to use but was prevented from using owing. fo certain unavoidable " difficulties. 'The book has certainly' gained from ils re-incarnation in that the publishers have reinforced the author's work of revision by giving it a most effective format. It is pleasant, 100, to read the comment of the Editor of the Peking and Tientsin Times Mr. W, V. Pennell, who testifies firm: ly to ihe fidelity of Mr. Woodhead's record of the strange habits of the strange people of Tientsin. Mr. Woodhead and his publishers have earned gratitude—which, it is hoped, not be unprofitable' to them—in bringing this book within the reach of the modest purse. And most
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