"fis descriptions, too, of the country side' in the" vicinity ' of Hangchow, the Chinese folk with whom he came contact, and the love of the Japanese soldier for his country and ins fellow-comrades, are penned with restraint but in a style that compels the reader to admit that Mz, Asbihel Hine, during. his military service in China, has seen and come to under~ tind that war in Itself Is a hateful thing that can never successfully foster love and friendship between two: peoples who, fundamentally, have much in common—r.a.e.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.