dune 10.
The letter which appeared in yesterday's respondence columns from the Rev. P. C. Martuews, on the subject of Shanghai's lack Hf higher education is not only: t but coming fom a man obviously so "well wequainted with his subject deserves the closest attention. It isa question which avely affects the foreign community now, bbe expected to do so even more Yin the future, for with exchange the present ity that parents. children home to their schooling additional to that which they have obtained in Shanghai, may, in- many in-stanees, nw longer be able to do so, Indeed when the dollar dropped to 88d. there were people ind for that matter in facing stich inroads jar Incomes for the education of their children at home that they have been obliged to bring them buck to I is obvious that, conditions are How, many more will probably have to follow suit or make such suerifices as ill
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