To the Editor of the "Nomm-Cuta Darcy News"
'Sim—In reply to "Anrt-Hunenve' letter appearing in your issue of May 25, referring to the incongruities of the medical register, speaking for myself, there is one good reason why my name as a modern Drugiess Practitioner does not appear in. the medical register. and that is, because Tam not a medical doctor, and I do not desire my name to appear in the register in company with these who Actually, were I to apply. I do not see why I should be refused registration, especially in view of the con-
Again, being interested in teaching people how to get well and stay well, [am not interested in signing death certificates. I teach health, not dis-cease; neither do T claim to possess the prerogative of Nature—the cure of disease, and if I make a mistake in teaching someone the way to health, Tam prepared to stand by it the same fas those in other spheres of activity have to do. 1 do not require the Council's medical register as a shield whereby T can "write off" my mistake on a death certificate, therefore, I shall never apply for registration, T would like to thank "Ain Humave," and yourselves, for bringing up the matier, and trust that this letter will make' my own position clear to the many people whom 1 know to be interested, Shanghai, May 28.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.