Why not conduct a publicity campaign of our own so that the home people will know the real facts of the ease, that the struggle is between. those who respect the law and those who break it. Americans] inthe U. S. especially should be informed {hat the lawbreakers have the wholehearted backing of the Bolsheviks! Missionaries, tave less feat for your jobs and more respect Admittedly, the issue is different when there is no conflict of laws, customs and conditions between Stranger and host; then may properly be raised the question of a Sovereign jurisdiction over all peoples within his territory. But in.the conditions now prevailing in China, extrality for foreigners is as essen-to the well-being of foreigners as itis tothe advantage of China, herself.
Its premature abolition would be equally injurious to Eh ese and to foreigners. No restive ness of Young China under the limnitations this system imposes upon their country's dignity and "sover-your admirable daily effort Strike Edition"—with a full complement of Chinese workers.
My respects, Sirjto you and sour foreign staff.
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