To the Editor of the "Norra-Curna Datty News."
Sir,—Sorry, but here I am again to crave a little space in your estimable paper. When I frore my letter, which appeared in your issue of the Sth instant, it might have veen interesting, but when '"'Impartial" says "Amusing" to anyone of us in Harbin who knew the whole incident, I am sure it was far from being "Amusing." May I ask Has "Impartial" just arrived in China?
been all the time in Shanghai?
Is he one of Shanghai's Taipans? {f se then.
Non ti curer di loro Ma guardo e passo.
As he says " the incident is thus closed the Italians are to be blamed themselves" I retrain from any answer, for the simple reason that he doesn't know himself what he is writing.
Before I close these few lines I wish to give "Impartial" a strong (therefore good) advice Previous to voting in favour of the abolition of extraterritoriality, please come here to Harbin for a few months, so that you will have ample taste of Chinese justice.
Would you? Cold feet, eh?
I an, ete., Harbin, March 14, 1992.
P. 8.—I take this opportunity to inform "Impartial" that he may write again, or as often as he likes, but I personally have no time to continue the argument.—U, I.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.