Two Chinese Book companies—The Commercial Press and the Chinese Book Company, learning of the pro-{posed visit to the University—oftered {o: provide a lunch for all the visitors and pay the bil, On "the morning of May 6, 2 glorious sunny day—after a big rain inthe night, the visitors began to arrive on the campus over 300 of our own of city guests were comfort ably seated in the Administration Building Hall, Marshal Liu "Hsiang and General S. H. Hwang (who war fon a mission into Tibet to further friendly relations on behalf of the Nanking Government) were seated in the front row.
President Lincoln Dsang welcomed. the visitors, We "had received a special request from Marshal Liu to put on a demonstration with a Laval cream separator to show how fresh whole milk can be divided into (we streams—cream and skimmed milk, Although at the present time the big majority of the "Chinese do not know much about the value of milk as an important food, they do know from custom returns that, powdered milk, evaporated cream. canned milk, cheese and butter are very unportént imports, No sooner had the machine started and the streams begun to flow, when the crowd rose to their feet trying to sce If they could see the peculiar workings of this seeming wonder.
A few days previous to this monstration, we had received at the University two samples of butter made from Yak milk and sent out
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