Those of us who are at Peitaiho for the first time are very delighted with the place in many ways. Except through the papers we would not be reminded that China is in any way in an unsettled condition. The place is well policed with Chinese soldiers and a small encampment of U. S. marines near Legation Point, and men, women and chil-dien are moving about day and night in perfect quiet and peace. There are people of many nationalities and nearly all religious denominations here on the Conference grounds—more than a 100 crew were vaccinat—with apparently the fullest and froest fellowship. Miss Rouzee,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.
