To the Editor of the Nonru-Ciawa Daty News"
Sin—I sincerely congratulate you fon your dignified' and (to my" mind at Toast) restrained leader of yester= Gay on the distressing Tinkler Case, Lisa pity forthe sake of the Japanese people themselves that your Article cannot be reproduced, translation, in some Japanese news Paper or journal, Its appearance would be too much to expect under present conditions.
n the unlikely event of a Japanese editor conceiving it to be his duty to publish your remarks a very high degree of moral courage indeed would undoubtedly be required. It is a fact that the Japanese. people are never put in possession of all the true facts Felating to the various happenings in China and their natural repercussions abroad.
And what has become of the ta Dr. Nitobe's principles of Bushido, 30 carefully enunciated by the Japanese over the world, especially Americans in many cosy litre gather~ ings "in the US.A.? I. have often. wondered during the past two years where they have strayed. to, The good Doctor must surely be turning his grave.
TLoxe A Reswent or Saran, Shanghsi, June 22.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.