To the Editor of the "Nonta-Cuixa Dany News."
Si,—Kindly allow me to call attention to a paragraph in_a recent issue of youc valuable paper. It occurs in your excellent editorial on The Defence of Shanghai," where you say—As long as we have sufficient protection we do not want more." But what is sufficient? Is it anything less than your correspondent "Ad Tempus" asks for, to make it "madness to think of attacking Shanghai?" Should it not be sufficient to keep all fighting st least thirty miles away? can The Volunteers of all nationalities have been placed under the command of Admiral Seymour. It would only be an evidence of good faith if the
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