In presenting Mr. Green with a poem exquisitely written by one of the leading scholars in China of the present day, a translation of which was made in verse by Mr, Preston, Mr. Feng said that Mr, Green had been editor of the "North-China Daily News" for nearly 20 years and that he hoped that Mr. Green would tell his countrymen of his Jong experience in China not only for the benefit of the British but also with a view to showing China's good points, Replying, Mr. Green sai North-China Herald" had been in existence for 80 years and the North-China Daily News" for '60 years. He had been editor for 19% years. In comparison with the Jong. torand history of the "North-Ching: Daily News," his 194 yours was a, comparatively short period. As Inv. Feng had said, not everybody agreed with him in his opinions regarding: believed that what he had done and what he had written had been done and written in all good faith and conscience. A western proverb says "Faithfulness will lead people into Hades," but he hoped that what he had written would not lead people there. In conclusion, Mr. Green remarked that, in his younger days, he tried writing poetry and, in all his life, nobody had ever offered him any poems and, for this reason, he would treasure very highly the poem which Mr, Feng had presented to him.
On June 18, at the Union Club of a, Mr. Green was entertained by Chang Nich-yun, a leading it in bringing about Sino-foreign Among those pre-Chun Bing-him, Mr. Chan Shut and Mr. James Lee, as well as a number of foreigners, Union Church Tribute very graceful tribute to the Norsh-China Daily News," and especially to the Editor, Mr, O. M. Green, who is leaving for Home week on retirement, was paid by the Minieter of Union Ghureh in inviting 1¢ latter to join the congregation morning worship on his last day in Shanghai and to take part in the service by reading the After making usual formal azpouncemtents prior ta the sermon, he Rev. OF BoratSmith: a 1S affords us. very great pleasure 10 have. associated" with sin this terview Mi, 0. Mf, Green. The con: ection between the paper of which Eevhas been editor for 30 many years tun Char an Ben mate, irised Uy his presence. hero this End the connection i happily sya.
ioming. We all feel we shall miss Bin very much when he leaves Shanghak, We wish him a safe and ant journey, a happy re-union his family, and stil many years congenial aad useful work in the Tue German industrial mission, tio. recently visited various cities n China, left Maxbin for Berlin vi toria on June 18, 1g director of the Railway has safening to deal severely with railway porters who attempt to extort-money from pass-
Tue Mayor of Greater Shanghai has ordered the Commissioner of Public Safety to enforce at once the registration of all overseas Chinese entering or leaving the port so to prevent abductors from deco: girls in China and then selling to overseas Chinese in such as Singapore, Java, ete.
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