To the Editor of the greatly valued and earnestly desix-Nowti-Cunwa Daty News." ed by returned missionaries and Sin,—Article 2 of the conditions funder which the wives and children of British subjects are permitted by business men and statesmen who British Consular authorities to re-realize that the news published in turn to Hankow reads: Bale ig as nies "It may be necessary to evacuate them again at any time, at their] aga result of the power exercised own cost, in citeumstances of great, over the press by the Bolshevik discomfort, since no special lenders, who so proudly boast of Will be kept for this burp. their power when they speak The italies are mine. British eva-"Our press." Those who read cuees have remarked with bitterness on the implication, contained in the as the "New Outlook" have abund-Halicized words, that previous evacaations have been effected at no influenced by the Reds, a3 so ma) wy cent to themselves.
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