Murders:
To, the Editor of the "NowtH-Cuina DAtLy News."
Sin,—The article in Sunday's issue your paper from your special correspondent at Harbin following your leader in the previous issue on the ghastly outrage on Lenox Simipson—the read by all those who know their China with the greatest interest and with fervent prayers that the same might reach the inner recesses of the powers that be at home and be thoroughly digested and its lesson taken to heart. Further that it could reach our mana facturers and other interested in this great land.
Your Special Correspondent only voiced, once more, what has been said so often and what daring the troublous times at Hankow in 1927/8 were impressed on the Powers that be in Whitehall and to our newspapers with no result except that we were told we did not understand the Chinese, that they would honour their Agreements, that we should not meddle ith diplomacy but stick our merchanting and by jews before the public the Government were determi: willy nilly, to force the handi over of the British Concession at under the conditions then ling. England yielded to mob and you will find that according to Mr. Cotsworth's system of calculation for Mothusalch's age Enoch was about five years and six months of age when he became the father of Methusaleh. Truly he.was a precocious child.
Netsox Bet, s1.0. Teingkiansu, Xu, Oct. 1, 1990 the ruin of many business the grave decline in our pre-stage and the complete failure the Chinese to keep their word or to prove to the world that under their protection foreigners would be quite as safe as they ever were under the protection of Extrality.
The views on the terrible attack appeal and that Ta Tang's grounds for appeal were unreasonable.
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