To the Editor of the service is received by all and especially the business circles.
Nowrnt-Ciisa DAILY News."
fin your paper in order to discuss Si—May T have a small, space A READER. the important question how to put but few have had the privilese—|shanghai, Jan, 14, 1925. fa'stop to the Chinese civil war nea? how rare of sessing them swarm ing around through the ordeal respected and To the Eiitor of the one, and coming Shanghai?
First of all, wey the Chineye unscathed... We all understand plebeians, are quite appreciated to the generosity and kindness granted the great dangers and the enormous hardships of the Shanghai heroes.
Sm—Re your leader of to-day's|by the Municipal Councils both date regarding Marshal Chi Hsieh-french and International settle-T quite see them sleeping in a lone-yuan, whatever may be printed in|ments to our poor Chinese referees ly garden, keeping 2 lonely watch, your' raper regarding Marshal. Chi during the civil wars. One thing, ax having for companions an old we can remember, which the S.M.C. Winchester und an old Chinese for whatever criticisms may" have been directed at your paper are had done without any hesitation, ant dog. T quite see them raising their been directed at "your paper re most satisfied to the Chinese," was heads at wadi new rattling of your leader of yesterday, wherein to expel "Little Hsu' out of the machine-guns and then reclining you stated that you did not want settlement, that is tq pull up the through sheer fatigue to the com-fany one to form the opinion that root of the civil wars. fort of the camp bed wet with your leaders are in accordance with tropical dew. I see them—the The plots of the two recent, civil the wishes of the Kiangsu people. soft-nosed bullets flying around a Sung agai not in his leter attempt.
ing to protect the lives fable with' the pollicalsitution, and the things entrusted to them. reign but writing from' a military" po and obvious T can vee them going through all view the best thing has happy since Cheng and Chi were permted thir for one or two years. fed tat' possibly could and, that ts, to live in the settlements, and secret That is why I say, Do give them Marshal" Chi is once more in com: meetings were opened day and night medals, Plenty of them.—Thei mand of his troops. "Politics. fol-for the conspiracy. 'Therefore, the Icnely vigil and their valour should Tow the army in all casex. The y to put a stop to the be rewarded in befitting style: the soldiers clean up and' then come "neat by, s0 that vitiier warships in harbour were too few, the politicians, From the day T|Chinese or foreign friends would be the odds enormous. Give them attached myself to Marshal Chi troubled no more. ix to lock up the this and more. They are not to army at quinsan ax a military war ygeultal yoneras fled here, blame. correspondent and visited the various [ayatter what party they: belong, 1 But what about those fronts from Suan to Ishing, where the settlement saute Hf necessary, oF of the marches, those men of up other generals were in com expel them some whi rear shoot hen country. Those who remained at rand, it was strongly Impressed on to death IC"the majority. of the their posts: those whos and my. mind and. which T gave utter ted 10 de 8 tance to at the time, in the Shans pave the way for others to come. ment authorities rs" that. Marshal Just do one or two ies for whole power to deal nie man in China; them:
Publish this letter if you ie robbers" in the way: at that tim none of the Shanghai have mentioned above since they are space: it ix a statement of papers would see it that als instead of facts:
We are not inviting corr own paper included, Sir. Mad pondent:
we are too far and ha Marshal Chi been supported in the too little time.
Our jazz is of a manner he ought to have been at nally I would say no more but different. kind.
We igo to other the termination of. hostilities be-hope our foreign friends ce-operated resting plates. Then just try and tween Kiangsu and Chekiang by with ox so that this minute idea strike a middle course. Please do his own people from the Kiungst may become a fuet in the newtest {not allow the public to exaggerate. province, the pres and the Diploma future.
That fall.
That is what a voice tic Body, thie fighting of the pre-Tan ote. in the wilderness says. sent piement would never have hap-Koo, Tum, "te. pened.
Shunehah, Jan, 1, 102 Auurxo: Nor Nasty.
His Chi -fu, the Up Counsry, Dec. 20, 192, Christian General, Chi, by his own people at Nanking, tone wonder that when the soldiers
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