To the Editor of the "Nowtu-Citina Dany News." y reader of, an optimistic mood, com mitted the extravagance of becom: ing a subscriber to the "Northe China Daily News," 1 was, much struck to-day by-the appropriateness to my oven case, of your article entitled "A. Sense of Humour."
Now, I have a certain amount of that sense and generally when things become so bad that T could "spit—as the Americans have it "<I start to laugh. All so much to the good, laughing prevents one doing the' opposite. But what of thet subconscious ego a thinking Person, that persists in chewing over its problems and in spite of ¥a senso of humour" upsets the equilibrium of the physical motor and gives that person nervous Syspersia of either body or mind, both? another pert of your paper fan article "Can we economize?"
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