To the Editor of the "Nortu-Cama Dairy News."
Sir,—With the consent of Mrs. Robert Young, and with the object of doing some honour to the memory of the late Robert Young, a simple stone—suitably inscribed ~is to be erected over his grave.
In order that his friends, in China, may participate in this matter I shall be pleased to receive, and acknowledge subscriptions. Should this appeal provide more than the cost of the memorial the disposal of the surplus could be decided on after consultation with Mrs. Robert Young and the subscribers themselves.
1 am, ete., Davin H. James (Carr) Kobe, March 16, 1923.
To the Editor of the "Norru-Cuina Dairy News."
Sir,—In the correspondence columns of your issue of the 26th. you published a letter from Capt. David H. James (Kobe) in which letter Capt. James appeals for funds to provide a memorial stone to be erected over the grave of the late Robert! Young.
Would it be asking too much of you to open your columns to a subscription list and to remit the proceeds thereof to Capt. James?
There are a good many people here who at one time were residents of Kobe, and to many of them, like myself, the late Robert Young was personally well known and by whom he was highly respected and esteemed. I feel sure that all of them will be only too glad of the opportunity to respond to Capt. James' appeal.
If you are inclined to open such a subscription list please receive herewith $20: if not, I will remit same direct to Capt. James.
I am etc., A. O. Fisner.
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