What You Shoot In China

A naval oíficer once told the writer that plieasant shooting in China was very fair and would be really good if there were not so raany obstacles about to enjoying it comfortably. líe said that the people were so numerous that if you let a gun go oiï almost anywhere in j na you were pretty sure to hit a Chinaruan. They seemed easy, however, to deal with, a smal] present as damages sending them awaj' in a contented state of mind, and indeed this naval authority did say that tiiey would sometimes try to get in the shooter's way on purpose to