To the Editor of the Nomrit-Cuiwa Dany News." the representatives Government are considering to what use or uses the Boxer Indemnity shall be put, and the Extraterritoriality Committee are considering visiting the outports, they might give a thought to the fact that in the port of Ichang in 1920 and 1921 British sidents were not only in grave lost everything they possessed, and have not yet been reimbursed the extent of one cash for their The usual modus operandi having been gone through—viz, claims investigated, admitted, reduced, passed by the Waichiaopu, accepted by the claimants, one would be interested to learn why cheques covering the amounts are not fortheoming.
One reads with infinite _satisfection that the Lincheng claimants have received what is due to them, also one is glad to learn that representations by the British Consulate Mr. Lawson Hall of the A.P.C. was not only able to get the oticer responsible for the shooting near the Arsenal punished, but leo received Tls. 2,000. However, when the May "30 incident is, settled, and the Tariff Conference over, s well as the internal cubies, and the Boxer Indemnity is being used for the construction of railways, the Tehang claims might be resurrected, T am, ete 1920 & 1921.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.