What the outcome of the Sino-
Japanese hostilities would be Madame Chiang Kai-shek, wife of the Generalissimo, did not know, when she wrote a letter received here to-day by the Rev. Peyton Stephens, Baptist missionary in China for t y years.
do not know that the outcome of this war will be, Madame Chiang Kai-shek wrote. "But whatever advance the Japanese may make is clu to the tonnage of their explosives. not to valour or superior tactics "Tell your country China is unite as never before.
Ask your readers not to buy or sell Japanese goods. Go further and ask that all imports from and exports to Japan be halted. Remember that every day of the war means thousands of human sacrificed."—United Press. kong and Canton, the Tsinan, sailing from the French Bund at 6 a.m, One further sailing of note this week is that of the E. & A. s nellore, which is to leave port on Friday for Moji. Kobe, Osaka, Yokotwma. Rabaul, Brisbine Sydn2y, and Melbourne.
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