To the Editor of the "Norra-Cuixa Day News."
Sir,—The comments of one of your contemporaries till one with surprise. Itg depreciation of American journalism and its acensation against the British press that it survives by imitating the more tawdry of American newspapers, naturally chagrins any American who reallly takes some pride in his country and its newspapers, The better British newspapers, as anyone who reads may know, maintain their eminence by adhering to the finer instincts of journalism. -Such papers as the "Mortiing Post," the "Daily Telegraph," The "Times" and the Manchester Guardian" do not imitate those unfortunate misnomers in American journalism who imitate the practices of 5 sad nocent.. stores by providing plentitudinous rubbish: for the lower tenth.
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