To, the Editor of the Norri-Cauwa Daty News." respect for my request, est, But merely because, '4s you inform. me, it id not contain that note of warn: ing, you reproduced Reuter's version of my message, even mentioning the amount el fered, thus doing have read your, footnote not be done, making bad worse, and the very" thi I implored. should appears in your issue of Nov. oth eelberatel to my letter dated Nov. Ath which Mot ce, setting your seal "on Oddly enough in" lo inadvertence "of the! made no, direct ton of the] Fo protest Have T not reason "North-China" Daily News"; but apparently the cap fits, and you ind now when I take you to hasten to wear task, you boast that your Journal As a humanitarian 1 am grati penitent and tell me that 1 fied to learn that your withers. are ignorant. Unbappily it would unweung—bur Appear that 1 am ignorant wines nevertheless the galled "Jade far that 1 Wid expect better things Judging from) o¢' the "North-China Dail the acerbity of your retort, 'News Editorial complacency has beens As for the lack of say shor trifle rufted. " Would' it not hay Newehwanel donot know You surely cannot essed to a lapse? ix here responsible "for the nods 4 Even Olympus vagaries of the Press campaign at self to a defence which ignores the!
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addition, with all deference, un-|Pu0Nc Interent alive, togardless of You can searcely expect me to] itecue ae it ante interest to with such rescue, as it dids if that considered Lteatinent of a scious. protest. 1 DONEY be, delicate, then plead fet song "the die, "and [ESE Ala he Tiers that T'have genuine cause fr' com|YelGated contained "nothing" tht lain can be'shown by veferance tp] 2d, Baza Berselt "or het con the actual events. the Britian|Paman,, misery; "and. they Wuthoritieg vere engaged in seem dollente negotiations with pundita 204 for the release of two foreigners, The official policy was to avoid paying a ransom as such; if money lad. to pass, then it should be as Waurer Puuuurs, res. Newerwang, Nov. 2f, 1932.
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