Life In China

The two Chinese girl graduates of I tbe medical departmeut of the U. of M., the Misses Ida Kahn aud Mary Stone will do another year of college I work, probably at the university of ( Chicago. In China they will be made part of the siaff of one of the hospitals managed by the missionaries of the Methodist. Episcopal church. Speaking of her return to China in the future Miss Kahn said: "I look upon my return to China with very mingled feelings. It is my home and country, and there is the work that I have planned to do. But the ordinary life of a Chinese wornan is very inuch circumscribed. I shall not have the liberty of movement I have eojoyed for the past three years, and I am anslous about the difficulties set by custom and public opiuion whioh I mast overeóme ia prosecutiiag my chosen profession."