A letter has been received im Shanghai from Prof. N. A. Strelkoff, long a resident of Tsingtao, who in the beginning of the year left for Chili to join his son. Prof. Strelkoff, who has a job in Toltin a city 80 kilometres from the railway and south of Santiago, says that while Chili is no paradise, those who are firmly resolved to go there will be able to find a position in time. A knowledge of the language is indispensable, says Prof. Strelkoff, and men acquainted with farming will be able to find a job easier than those whose knowledge ranges in other spheres. In order to get a visa for Chili the sum of $2,000 must be pre-
On. September 16 a meeting of Russian doctors was held in the premises of the Russian Orthodox Confraterrity, Dr. M. M. Blumenfeld spoke on "Blood Transfusion in Shanghai," while Dr. N. A. Berger gave a lec-lure on "The Struggle against Pul-mon ary Tuberculosis with the help of artificially germinated Skin Tuberculosis.
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