To the Editor of the HINA Daty News 'A Nation Cannot Be Grest Without Honour," by Mr. Tong Shao-yi, which appeared in the "Herald" of October 17, 1925; and also for the equal able article on "Present Day Chinese Law and Courts" by N. F. Allman. These two articles are worth. tee price of a year's subscription, to one who is trying to think his! way through some of the perplexing problems that confront a foreign resident in China at this Tong Shao-yi in his exposition of the present situation in this coun-' try; and he points out the path of reform. After 20 much propaganda! on both sides of the vexed question of extrality, it is refreshing to read what a keen thinker and fair writer has to say on it. Mr. Tong sums up the whole case in this one! sentence: "As a matter of fact, no fazstem cane suitable for "the inese people which is not good Soough, er te tarsiowers Perk it is asking too much 5 that both of these articles be done into Chinese and circulated widely as a pamphlet. It certainly would be a real service to render t> the; thinking part of this people.
Enclosing my car Tam, ete.,
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