As in our last Report, the main part of our energies has been, not so much to get financial support, as to arouse a larger and more intelligent interest towards the welfare of Chins, and a determination to apply principles of peace and conciliation, righteousness and fair play, to the great issuee arising in China, and to all the complex relations of the East. To the thousand letters of previous six months may be added other thousand daring the last si months, In three months of our stay in the States, we gave as many as thirty addresses, Some of the gatherings, which we wore invited to address, were most important. A brief reference may be of interest.
In New York City we were invited by " company of Chinese students and some weeks later, we were guests of Chinese Students' Federation at their In New York we
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