Shanghai impressed him os a very modern city, the Bund foreshore being all that he had heard it to be, and he was particularly impressed with the industry on the river. He further stated that he was very gratified at the courtesy extended him everywhere in the Bast, Shang-hal being no exception.
An incident which surprised and amused him on his landing here was the honesty of @ private taxi driver, who, contrary to. others of his trade who make a speciality of vietimiaing newcomers, charged him 8 very reasonable fare, and even offered him that morning's edition of the "North-China Daily News" without charge.
Mr, Taylor's only regret is of not being able to renew his acquaintance with, Mr. W. H. Donald, at present in Kuling, who graduated from the same college as himself, and. who was associated with the' same news Paper prior to his coming to Chino.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.