To the Editor of the "Norr-Cama Dairy News."
Sir,—You so kindly inserted my letter the other day about the Boxer Indemnity that I crave your indulgence again to add a postcript, my only excuse being the great importance of the subject under discussion, I think that all who have any knowledge of the matter will agree that the Chinese Labour Corps both in France and Mesopotamia did solid necessary work behind the lines, releasing thousands of our own men for the front lines. By doing their little bit—the only bit they could—they also helped to gain the victory. But 1 have never heard that any memorial of the service rendered by them has been proposed—they were only Chinese coolies. Allow me to add to the suggestion in my previous
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