To the Editor of the "Norta-Cuina Dox News."
Sin,—Although I am- not in a position to give definite accounts as to the cause of delay in delivery of the letters addressed to "Fed Up" and posted in Japan, it seems to me that it has been one of the things which happen so many times even in the best kind-of postal service in the world, as he concludes.
Anyhow, it is a good thing that "Fed Up" lives in China, and thus enjoys the punctual delivery of letters posted for him in China, while we are often times put- in inconvenience about postal matters "One must go into the country to hear what news in town," so goes the saying. If "Fed Up" happens to be in Japan, he would be sure to be convinced of the reverse fact, and regret his one-sided opinion to say that "Japan's postal service is notoriously one of tha worst in the world." He would also understand Japan's attitude at the Washington €onference, when
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