To the Editor of the "Nonri-Ciixa Datty News."
Sin,—What a pity that Mr. W. (Worth and friends didn't have the luck to geta few nice young plump hen pheasants as well as a fine fat young doe: in this weather the chicks wouldn't have died (of the cold at apy rate) any more than the doe's fawn, Surely such a Nimrod could train thosedspeckled trout to bite a forcien fly? The difiicuity one usually finds at home is that the more you train em the less they ite.
Tam, ete.
965" (on 965 1F Lear Yuan). Shanghai, July 20.
To the Editor of the "Norta-Catna Dairy News,"
Sir,—1our Correspondent "365" (or ses if Leap Year) 1s denghttul. He 1s perfect in tae delicacy of his touch. Lhe cause merits the charm of his satire. Unfortunately the "Worth" class of sportsmen musi be impenetrable to even your correspondent's lightning shafts, if they are as thick scinuea as to have come to years of maturity (one cannot say years of discretion), without having learned that there are such things as game laws and close seasons, in all civilized and self-respecting communities. Perhaps the "Worth" individuals have passed so much of their lives in an environment where the terms close season and game laws have never penetrated.
To penetrate the hide of such persons the knife of the highly-skilled and specialized surgeon wowd be entirely: out of place. I' would take a siedgehammer or battleaxe to drive the sporting idea into. the mind of those, who would kill bucks in velvet or does in season, if not already in young.
A naval friend of mine shot by accident. not by intent or in the close secon a "Cerens Kovsehi" doe; without any ado he handed
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