Yo ghe Baitor of the NontH-Emma Datty News" fad, drear and often times depress ling' teachings from careful reading of the Great Book, Shakespeare's works and Dickens' novels, have brought about improvements morally and legally to help forward our civilisation's advancement, and our, "unconscious influence" (termed by Emerson the greatest of all influences) comes to us from an inherited mental instinct, as we owe more to Sin, If all British subjects who really believe that there should be ino taxation without representation were to present themselves at the British Consulate and pay their fee lof $5.—to register, I wonder if any steps could be legally taken against them if they refused to divulge the
worth trying than paying, mount of their income? It seems merely lip-service to a _principle amber of Commerce" or the ritish Residents Association bestirred themselves without further delay in response. 1 the call for justice on behalf "of our nationals, "may also remark tha" it is high time many others - were venting their opinion in your columns; there fare complaints and a wail in every be delivered exactly on time. 18 iwas delivered to. nis in Hankow on Thursday, the 28th inst. three dave after Christmas and it took, fast Jone day more on the way than ib would have taken if sent. by 0 the Now, beside the disappointment to my friend that the present ilad direction, I may. candidly state, Si—Through the courtesy of our God-fearing ancestors than we [which we claim to regard as a vital your columns I desire to thank the from every British subject I_mect, Met the element of surprise plann-Jone and should be ready to defend.
'ME... Fire Department for their know. We have been facing pessiand they umber ten or fifteen Jed for, there was the further calm" mistic truths and have taken action.
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