The Archive · 1905

A Citizen the Boycott

To the Editor of the "Norra-Catva Datty News,"

Srr,—I was groatly interested in reading an article in a recent issue of the " North-China Daily News" concerning the "Boycott." This article was evidently written by a foreign resident in Hankow. This gentleman (or Indy) seems to think that the Chinese are in the right in their boycotting of Ameri-things gi at the hands of British immigration officers in Victori It would be well for this person t" confine all of forced into doing so by the boycotting of her goods by the Chinese. Japanese fluence in China has by no means been for the good of China. I firmly believe that her inflaence has been largely responsible for the present trouble, Tam, te, A Crmzen or tHe U.8.A.

Soochow, 4th-December, Many of our American readers do not seem to seo that the drift of the article in question was to show that it is to lay all the blame for thi alleged ill-treatment of Ohi immi. st on Americans, pane ante trio

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