Farewell to Popular Member of The members of the editorial staff of the "North-China Daily News" gathered on Sept. 7 to bid farewell to their colleague, Miss Louise B. Wilson, who will leave China after a brief holiday in Tsingtao, Miss Wilson, who has rendered the highest service both to the paper and to the community in certain directions, was assured by Mr. O. M. Green, the editor, in a brief, but eat speech, of the paper's great appreciation' of these services and fof the fact that she would be sorely not only in her capacity as. a reporter who had never fled on umanly. possible to. bring back a story, but by her colleagues on the tall because of her very congenial Miss Wilson was then presented with a travelling clock as a token of esteem and replied briefly.
She said that she would alw have lovely recollect "North-China Daily comrades on it. After with hearty: good-edh of the those stories which have appeared under her will be remembered as being to the point and readable the highest dezree.
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