To the Editor of the "Nonra-Canva Dany News."
Sm—Mr. Littl's letter morning's issue of your valuable gives forcible utterance to an impel matter. It is to be hoped suffi support will be given to move the various Asaociations to some action.
The Chinese must surely know the attitude of Britain in her relations with China hss slweys been unimpeachably honourable. Now, we have gone one step farther and openly declare that, with the assistance of Japan, we will maintain the integrity of Chins.
Yet, in spite of all this, itis significant fact that the Chineeo place every obstacle Sin—With reference to my recent letter suggesting the forming of an International Chess lub in Shanghai, I have received twenty replies, so far, from gentlemen who favour the proposal and re willing to give it their support, I hardly think that it would be wise to call a mesting just at present, as although To the Editor of the
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