To the Editor of the "NontH-CuIa Datty News"
Simy—I quite share the opinion expressed "by your Poochow correspondent in yesterday's issue under the above heading as I have perienced the same satisfaction with regard to home news sent or received "Vid Siberia." I think it indeed very, appreciable for People who live some ten thousand miles away from, their home to be able to communicate with their families within an average of six weeks instead of having to wait at east three months before getting answer. I wish however remark that although I have had no personal experience in the matter not quite agree with the latter art of your correspondent's article a3 I would not advise aitybody to send political reports or important business papers through that route but T fail to see why people should be discouraged from using the only Way of corresponding with their families and friends in the minimum of time on the ground of some anti-bolshevik feelings, Tam, ete, Shanghai, Dee. 14, 1926,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.