To, the Eaitor of the °sNowrn-Cuiwa Datty News."
Site=The, suggesting of viving prizes for the best published letter each: year i really a very good but r would suggest that the Set writer should put. in his elais~ for the west laughable one, bat for he most insolent one, Tu no way do T favour Republi fas T hail fom the north, amt tov the Union Jack, but what he says about the Dish "As Wem one tures errors" is nothing bat cheek, which can only come from Such,' creature as he, who ever he "Then it. seems that. Me also dislikes the English, and calls them Spin writing sch Signing: his proper 1 Baye proven' toall, that he wat "Man which of course is mot #0.
I would say to "They so they Say" "Let them Say" lall that in Belfast or some town, He would find himself in the nearest trough which would be the fest place for him, and Tam sure that would be the same experience in England as they are not so stupid as this worthy son of Scotland.
The Scotch are a wonderful race people, and T ike them very much, also the English but it seems
lghould spell the good name pote a, Oe a man as A Nostumente, Shanghai, Sept. 30, 'Diplomat key the accounts of such conferences provide more pleasure than many 8 hook of fiction. Stateamen "of Tank pompously pour forth' their elaborate speeches—that are. immediately cabled out to an admiring world—while every member of the conference knows as well as the orator himself that another one of hose pathetic figures has been given a glorious start on the road history which, poor" innocent are bound to die by the roadside Jike the one mentioned above, made by @ British journal in an Interna tional City, if history' plus present status of Power or rather Strength two of the Allies leave no doubt in a meditating Person as to where they will stand, once Diplomacy proves a failure again!
'This is a Challenge! For Frankness' of course!
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