To the Editor of the "Nontm-Emma Datty News"
Sim—I may assure your readers that they can safely mail their letters vid Siberia. For over three years that I kept in correspondence Trans-Siberian, all our letters, well with my wife in France, by the
over 300, were delivered in' their proper time, without any trouble whatever, oF any lost.
Tt can be that the Russians are not so fortunate, and their correspondence to England, or to their Tespective country, are destroyed or retained for some good reason. Anyhow, when it is properly addressed, and containing no political importance, especially touching the Soviet Republic, the letter goes straight to its destination and in the quickest time; three weeks from Shanghai to France, instead of five and six weeks by steamer.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.