Ty the Bditor of the "Nomi-Cmwa Dany News"
SmI am afraid the mentality of your' correspondent. Surmesancy complsely ott of order. Maybe it Is fon account" of" so many' japanese bombs." Well it It 1s. the cases advise' him of her to join the strings so-called English chronte. "thats Protests" to the Japanese Govern ment before his or her: mental dis. order becomes "chronte too, Boasting. io against my. principles, but may'T ask Summenaey the follow? ing "questions:
Before and after the great World War, "and still to-day, how. many alins' and milans. of "dallas and do Chinese people. subscribe to England for its charities?
If England does not have to parade her power for anyone's edideation, why did she spend over "2,000,000 send her best and powerful mighty eet to parade in the Mediterranean luring the middle of the undeclared war between Italy and. Abyssinia? Was It for' "look. see parade" Navy Day? Was not England and her so-called League of "Nations. the cause "of the Abyssinian. Empices T hope Suenestacy can stilt remem= ber the following. declaration of the Negus when interviewed by a repor-for of a Cairo. paper: "It not. for England, 1 am stilt Emperor to-day."
Tam sure Surneacy. stil has mind, it hig or her mentality 1y sil in order, that many American sena+ tors and diplomats "have strongly 'Advised and are stil advising thelt Government not to med in China-japan undeclared "wat, as they alrendy havea shameful' example. in Manchuria's "ineldent™ on account England, England to-day is striving very hhard™ in Europe to get the Latin nations together to join her, not for peace, but for her own interest Ching, "England's tactics "are too well-known to-day, SuPuratacy!
"An revoir Surasatacy, forget about how "Mille Parade" reeks of boasting And let us see. some more of "Love Parade Shanghai, Mar. 14,
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