To the Editor of the "Norri-Cuiwa Dairy News."
Smm,—In the February 25 issue of your valuable paper there appeared an open letter to Young China. "Although the writer is a Korean, yet as an invocation to all Asians is made, I deem it justifiable to present the Korean point of view concerning the student movement in China, and in particular to show how the student movement may prove beneficial to all the parties concerned.
Before proceeding to express my views I cannot refrain from saya few words in regard to the opinion expressed in Mr. Shastri's article of yesterday. Assuredly the old order changteh, and is giving place to a new one. The current of history is flowing in the direction of "Liberty," "Equality" ang "Fraternity," the passwords of the French Revolution as is shown by the universal upheavals in the different countries of the world. The sad fact remains, however, that still a few minorities rule the destinies of mankind. The Utopia of Sir Thomas Moore is still a fancy and only a speck in the horizon.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.