LAND OF MISRULE
CONDITIONS IN CHINA.
CALL FOE DICTATOR,
Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright.
PEKING, September 6.
There is little hope of China’s improvement politically or financially until a new leader walks in, establishes himself as a dictator, dissolves tho preposterous remnant of Parliament, and convenes another. It is generally behoved that such a development is inevitable soon At present the prospects of a Presidential election continue poor, and the financial problem is insoluble. It is understood that the Government is rejecting the Powers’ demands arising from tho recent bandit outrages, on the ground that tho reparations nro excessive and that foreign supervision of the police infringes tho sovereign rights of the country. "'The Government's tone is duo to a belief that the Powers jjro disunited.— ‘ Tho Times.’
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Evening Star, Issue 18374, 7 September 1923, Page 4
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126LAND OF MISRULE Evening Star, Issue 18374, 7 September 1923, Page 4
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