To the Editor of the "Norva-Curxa Dairy News,"
Sir,—Your "N.-C. Herald" of August 5 has just arrived, in spite of the various Generals between here and Ichang whose mission in life seems to be keep communications between this spot and the outside world continuously interrupted.
Do you think your Kaifeng correspondent would mind if I tell him or her—most probably the latter—that the effort of July re the hymn-singing of Feng Yuhsiang and his warriors looks distinctly like preparing the way for another of those Y.M.C.A. drives.
By a coincidence you give the picture of this worthy in the same issue under "Notes and Comments." Under the heading of "Brigands of Shensi" you write inter alia:—"But Shensi's plight has long been a scandal. Geneval Feng Yuhsiang was sent there as Governor hut did nothing."
In the face of this is not your Kaifeng correspondent's article—to put it mildly—liable to delude a confiding public?
I an, ete., Chungking, Aug. 31.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.