To the Editor of the "Norra-Cuina Dairy News."
Sir,—The excellent parade of sailors, marines, Sikhs and the §.V.C. yesterday at the British Consulate cannot have failed to impress upon us the high standard of discipline and efficiency which marks British troops in whatever corner of the world they may be serving.
Shortly after this parade another impressive scene was witnessed in the Bhanghai Cub when not only Britons, but many of our Allies, joined together in singing "God Save the King."
I suggest, Sir, that we now impress the bandits and the squabbling Tuchuns "and generals around Paotzeku, and I am confident that a large number of the men who paraded yesterday would eagerly volunteer for this purpose and thereby do something towards saving the unfortunate captives who have now been in the hands of the bandits for two weeks.
I am, etc., Deeps nor Worps.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.