'They returned with degrees of Ds, M.D's, ete, and were able to converse in the' English language in-gently on most subjects with] foreigners. Soon they became lead. ers among their own people.
St. John's University with its hun dreds of influential alumni is. proof of the above statement, to which, I am sure, Its president will agree.
With pardonable pride some of us, now grown grey and retired from active participation in the preparatory education of the present day Chinese students, remember among our former students, the men of to-day, who thanks to their education Mission and Western schools are able to bring about a better understanding "ana mutual "appreciation among foreigners and their own native people." These men, I. believe, have made the international character possible. of such Clubs as the Rotary" Club
Mas. Lyow, K. Kurren. Kuling, Nov.
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