To the Editor of the "Nonri-Cuxa Dany News"
Sin—Having had a great regard for, and as a mark of esteem, for the late "Lord" Tweedsmuir, erstwhile John Buchan the novelist, 1 wrote These ines, humble in poetry but great in sincerity, to his memory: never before in our 7 it is sung in every corner of the earth,—with a deeper meaning greater fervour, by all who form fan integral part of our great Empire!
Instead of carping—eritieism, Astante, let the loyally and patriotism conveyed in the words of the British national anthem enlighten your mind and engender kindlier thoughts race who strive not for the degrade tion of mankind but for its uplift God Save The King!
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.