To the Editor of the "Norru-Cutwa Dany News"
Sir,—The feverish haste with which Chinese' officials set about colle g "back the Concessions is now recoiling on the heads of their poorer brethren, who would no doubt be much happier now if Kulangsu had been ten times its present size, if Weihaiwei had rë- mained British property and the Chung Shan Road had never been built to hem irgthe Shanghai foreign population.
If China can forget face and think of the greatest good for the greatest number, something can yet be done in regard to Hankow and points further South and West.
J. C. ye B.
Shanghai, June 3.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.