To: the Editor of the "NontH-CHINA Dairy News."
'Sum—Your papers have been' delivered'to-day up to the 7th instant Tote the notification by the C.P.0. of the-"Tampering With the Siberian Mails" which is quite prompt.
How is it that the C.P.0, has. given out nothing "as to what has become of the mails for North China despatched on December 28,4 and 5? Neither the issues of your paper nor any other mail of those dates of despatch has reached us in these parts. Surely if these aalls were looted, lost or destroyed, the public has a right to know.
About that time we here inland were cut off from civilization for three weeks. No mails, no: trains, no telegrams or news from the outside world could reach us nor could we send any word out if we had needed to do #0.
Pareels handed to the P.O, on December 2, 4, 17 are still undelivered and we can get no satisfaction in answer to ing.
Thanking you for a little pub-lie ity, Tam, ete, Kueiteh, Ho. Jan. 13, 1930,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.