Yesterday was eventful.
The written 1 boys of the Mission school et them at footer. They met at two o'clock, and a hotly contested game resulted in two goals for the challengers, and ore for the visitors. We feel fairly satisfied with the result. It was a friendly grime and should assist the general atmosphere.
Colonel Kin, the Director of the school, invited' some of us to their fora dR orate idl og Ptr terval, and there we talk of many things, How about Ireland?" sai tone of friendly solicited quite happy now, she hi her place in the British wealth as an equal partner! then India, why don't you let India govern herself "She is going to the is doing it mora "Well, that is good; but why not leave her alone to govern herself now?" "That would not do at present; we should have you people on the north or some ther nation on the east coming! in and spoiling all our work. No, what we hope for India is that she, like Canada, Ireland and the rest, of her own free will remain in the Commonwealth for the benefit of us all."
Then said the Colonel: "What the attitude of you people towards Tibet?
"The same as ever, wel do not regard Tibet as our pidgin' except in so far as in these days all decent nations feel they must help one another to express themselves. But, why don't you let Tibet govern itself? They would very much like to'
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