Sir Charles added that he was leaving China with a profound impression of her tremendous possibilities, which, as griever before, were opening up this wonderful country with its unrivalled and largely undeveloped resources, its virile and sober population, its capacity for self-government, its traditions of law and order and its high standard of rectitude.
Sir Charles Addis concluded with the earnest wish that united China) would assume the place among the nations to which she was called by her inherent greatness.—Reuter.
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