Anyone who has conversed with a Chinese student who has studied under a German professor can bear witness to the great respect the student has towards everything German. Going back to the British and Chinese doctors talking together in Gen. Chang's ca™p, the British doctor was going over some notes of a Chinese lecture he was about to deliver, The name of Koch came up. "Tell them he was a German. They will think a lot more of him on that account," was the advice of the German-trained student. The letter referring the number of the professors at Tsingtao 41s 60 went on to say "The relations between the Germen professors and the—students were most friendly. The teaching s excellent and the whole attitude of the Germans was ost tial towards the student. It li created a fink that the subsequent tells Engineering College ablished by the Germans in the French Settlement "was well organized and splendidly equipped—Tt was wholly governed by German authority. The students were most loyal to Germany."
Although, as I say, I have been unable to get any official report the work done in these German institutions, these scraps of information are most illuminating and show how really good was the work that was done.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.