To the Editor of the "Nowrit-Ciixa Dai News."
Sut—Many Japanese must read "the best newspaper east of Suez" but since 1923 your columns have provided very little information of a seismological nature either actual or prophetic.
Probably you do not, To"the Editor of the "Nowr-Ciiwa Date News."
Sinj—In your leader of October 5, commenting of Dr. Wellington Koo's return €0 China and referring to the incident of the Sino-Russian negotiations, it is. stated Known. in Peking that would prevent Dr, Wang's signature from sealing the pact" AS one who was closely associated with oth Dr. Koo and De. Wang in the corduet of the said negotiations, Aish to state in the interest of historical accuracy that the contrary was the truth.
When Dr. Koo as Foreign Mfinister was confronted. with an agreement which Cly. Wang signed. sith -~Mr. Karakhan without the previous Amowledge or authorization of the Chinato Government or of Dr. Koo, fault situation was created, epgcialy- as there" wore provisions inthe agreement which "appeared worthy but sensitive fellow ci from Dai Nippon.
vaticinate on possible heavals appears to be the pleasant duty of some seismic savants of France who recently announced that towards the end of 1920 or early in 1930 an earthquake of fearful dimensions: would occur in the Pacific near the islands bordering on Japan, the volcanic eruptions of long. extinct ejectors in Kamschatka' being the principal indicators of what could be expect ed. If you or your readers can supply more particulars from French or Japanese periodicals. would. interest many of your subscribers.
Tam, ete,
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