To the Editor of the "Nontu-Cuixa Dany News."
Su,—Lo Fi to the "loot and claim" propensities on the part of foreigners was unpleasant reading, but fortunately the same issue of your esteemed paper contained Sir Clawle Macdonald's vindication of foreigners, particularly as far as Britishers are concerned:. The other Ministers will probably not be slow in declaring thole nationals equally generous, pure-minded, ete.
It will be highly satisfactory thus to this "loot and: "elsie" ques: ion ind putable contradicted, When we hear about persons who st that thy stay in Pebing during the troubles made them well-to-do, then we know this is a fact, us they, like Sir Claude Macdonald, George Washington and others, could tellZan untruth.
We, who are striving to make some mone! Lore in Shanghai and the outports, are curious to know how one gets 1 KO: {wo months in Peking. T know there ix much in the air in Peking, bus that it could effect as much as ths Thad never thought of.
Judging from what we seo and hear, some two months' stay is Peking may result in incomes of several lnundreds Fear. And the best of itis, that one is all the time generous and pure-minded, ete.
Ie is not to Japan 1 would go this summer, but to Peking, if I knew how it was done, "Te is alluring Tam, ete., Cerro.
20th April.
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