being bled to death because the 7. the Editor of the foreign Imperialists are "carrying '"Norra-Cxuwa Dany News. delivery of raw materials' at minor Sir—In "FP, D, Zs" letter prices, and reducing our country' published in your issue of the 17th Torn more market place of the Tm-, instant, I rejoice to detect a new penalists."
According to _this'tone; the tone of one who is begin-wishes ning to. open his eyes to truth, abolish "international trade. I, For he begins to admit facts. 'This Believe that most countries in the' tone is like water to thirsty souls. world export raw and manufactur- His confession means much, and is products, but "I have never, likely to win for his views new heard it meant the degree of sympathy the "bleeding to death" of the countries' many foreigners, in China and else-which did this export trade. Chiang' where, who are as eagerly desirous, might also inform us by what me-lof China's well-being as he is him: thods the Chinese are forced to self. oliver. their "raw. materials at} The following statements in_his This would be letter are noteworthy: "The future very useful information. During of China lies in her equal status with the war a discussion took place in foreign countries, (and) the Mexican Senate onthe Rghlemeripaton" from otitary ost of living, and, as a result of jomeial gramme: ithioe this discussion, 1 Senator tabled a all Chinsce amicals wed moon Fesolution to "Abolish the Law of public service are more or Ieee cot Supply and, Demand. Perheps, sup" ° "Unless these. (conditions) same thing. America exports large'sifycries i-shel lo the are remedied, China shall see no Taw materia, to admit'
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