To the " diter of the "Noutu-Cuina Dairy News"
Sis, observe that your Foochow correspondent, whose identity is unknown tome, hes stated that all foreign servants here struck for one! day. This is not the trath, for not more than one or two houses at meet Have loot any servinte' since beginning of the present eri-Isis, although' fairly determined ef- d Herts were made to get them out. For this we have to thank the Tu-japan and Civil Governor of Fukien whose measures have not only saved Hforeigners in Foochow from all da leer but also from anything more than passing discomfort, I' should have been glad to have seen an accorrespondent. knowledgment of
Tam, ete, LANCELOT GILES, 1H. M, Consul, Foochow, June 29, 1925,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.