To the Editor of the "Nortu-Cuina Dairy News."
Sin,—All foreigners residing in the interior who have come into actual contact with Tuchuns and their myrmidons and know exactly how much (or rather, how little) the "republic" means in China, will, I am sure, join with me in an earnest appeal to you to launch a campaign against a sinister project that is afoot.
European politicians are fully occupied with their own affairs at present, and to the League of Nations Council China is probably a very "far country."
The time is, therefore, most opportune for a master diplomat and a skilled journalist to "wangle" for China that concession she has sought so long—the abolition of extra-territoriality.
Wellington Koo and Putnam Weale are men of purpose and one feels certain that they will leave no stone unturned to achieve their object.
But, in' this particular instance, they must not be permitted to win through and I sincerely trust that you will assist in forestalling them by means of a vigorous press campaign against their mission.
I an, etc.,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.