To the Editor of the "Nonra-Caiva Datty News."
61n,—While others are discussing opium reforms, and questions relating to the war, I would like to occupy a bit of your valuable space to call attention to another entirely different matter and one that it seems to mo we all should be able to agree upon.
Some of us who are workin biological China feel the need of biological station on the China sea coast where we could go to work " bit during our spare time upon the salt water forms that abound all along the coast. Woild it not be possible for the schools of this part of the country to get together and support such a station in an inexpensive way to begin with and at the same time furnish a place where @ lot of good and valuable work could be done?
First let " commission investigate the coast and locate a suitable place, then Chinese buildings might be rented and small outfit provided and a man kept there. This man might even be a well-trained coolie who could collect and ship material during the winter season and then
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