The Archive · 1923

Extraterritoriality and Missions

To the Editor of the "Norra-Cuina Dairy News."

Sir,—The many readers of your excellent paper both in China and abroad will be much pleased with the attitude you and most of your correspondents take in the matter of extraterritoriality; we note especially the letter of T. B. Grafton which appeared in your issue of September 27.

Young Chinese who have lived away from their own land and who know little or nothing about their own people and language, are specially insistent on the surrender of the just rights of foreigners in China. We believe that the better informed Chinese would desire no change in our relations to the Chinese Government.

There are also a very few young Chinese who seem to think that 1

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