To the Editor of the "Norri-Cura Dairy News"
Sir,—The announcement in your columns that the Japanese authorities may shortly institute a censorship of mails in the Post Office at Shanghai should arouse considerable interest among, the foreign community of this city.
I have been told by several ladies who were staying at Weihaiwei during the summer months that a number of torn fragments of letters sent abroad and marked "Via Siberia" by individuals at Weihaiwei were returned to the senders by the postal
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