Editor of the Nontu-Cunxa Darwy News"
Sin—Feeling a little Jow this morn, Ing and in need of cheering up, 1 thought it would be a good plan' try the recipe that Japanese author! lies have, aecordine to the Japanese spokesman quoted in Friday's. issue your paper, devised for keeping the Japanese' forces happy. This recipe includes kerosene, pices goods, gasoline, tobacco stalk and leaf, cotton yarn, paper, sandalwood, sugar and cq products, charcoal, candies and tallow, soda ash, and "sundries"; not to mention the pleasure given to the ting men bythe export down the Yangtze of wheat, eggs, sesamum seed, of, albumen and other egg pro-duets, rice, melon seeds, peas, feat-ihe' medicine beans rami. te, dried lilies, "and Briss iron ream Many of us have tried to find hoppinestin'some of these things without Eonsplevous. success. "For" example, ehareon ana amic have never one Sproarious merriment simon friends, white most of them find Ame even to tolerate hides and bristles. """And° me rest of the ist surely prover how easy the japanese troops tre to pleases But dried ies!
there' no- possibility there? "1 sent out for oatied ly) M'was a lee Sppointment. The' sun_'shings "no Brighter than it did before the advent the riod lily, and T cannot help thinking that the fault must own, "Feshaps some of your readers ould enlighten' me. "How does one Pkcep happy*" om dred lee No with them, " fei asta our Rouse knows even what Shanghai, Nov. 19, ere Down In Tue Duss,
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