To the Editor of the "Nonru-Cuina Day News"
Sim—It was not with any surprise I read the report re the above in your paper this morning, hive been ting thee speelles a Tong time and wondering "how long can do."
Tulean Arnold has a job to keep and if business in Chisia does not remain "as usual," jo, as it was about six years ago, it is possible the said job may finish. After all, however," the American Chambers of Commerce in China are only get. ting from J. A, what they. must have expected "and. undoubtedly wanted this "business as usual" preaching,: but now business. for so durn bad they want to turn off the preaching faucet and lame the source of supply—and this after having played up to and patted J. A. for years on the back. Tam, ete, AMERICAN' BUSINESS-MAN,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.