Unsettled Conditions in China
As late as May 12 the word came from China that conditions in the interior were so unsettled that it was not deemed wise for some of our workers to return to their stations. Bankers were not willing to lend money to the new government without rigorous supervision as to how it should be invested, and as this did not please the Chinese, the money has not been secured. As a result, the soldiers are not being paid, and this is causing much unrest among them. But it is hoped that conditions may soon change for the better. THE excellent practical instruction contained in the article by Sister E. G. White in this number, can be studied with profit. Some of our overburdened workers particularly need to heed the instruction given.