Mr. Quo Tai-Chi's Tribute To Correspondent The funeral of Mr. Pembroke stephens, special correspondent of ihe "Daily Telegraph," London, who was killed on Thursday, will be held at Bubbling Well Cemetery this afternoon at four o'clock.
London, Nov. 13.
Tribute was paid by Mr. Quo Tai-chi, Chinese Ambassador in London, to the memory of the late Mr. Pembroke Stephens, Shanghai cor. respondent of the "Daily Telegraph," in a cabled message from Brussels to Lord Camrose, chief proprietor of the newspaper "I have learned with deep regret." Mr. Quo said, "of the untimely death of Mr. Pembroke Stephens who laid down his life for the cause of truth and justice in the service of htened journalism. For the past months I have read with admiration his able despatches from Shanghai. which were obviously written with undaunted courage and at great personal risk Mr. Quo declared that "it is the feeling of my fellow countrymen that his death is not only a loss to his own profession. but has deprived China of a friend and an impart Observer. I wish to offer y the family of Mr. Stephens m cere sympathy and condolen Reuter.
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