To, the Editor of the "NortH-CHiNA DaiLy News, Sim—I_ have with interest read your Peking Correspondent's article on the Twenty-one Demands and it seems that the following extract from an article written fifty years ago by your Tokyo Correspondent. will prove the good old saying re-farding 'a Prophet being without honour in his own country!"
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