Listening in stand any better now, so that they can take the correct altitude towards stealing conductors.
It is strange indeed, and worth the attention of practical psychologists, why" stealing of fares Is commoni ticed by conductors of the China General Omnibus Ca, in the Inter-ational Settlement, while itis seldom hotieed in' the buses of the French Concession. This loiter, Sir, is write ten not with the idea of criticizing! the management of the Bus Ca., but chiefly to suggest how to stop stealing of fares by their conductors. The stopping as much as possible of teak-of revenue would improve the financial condition of the Bus Ca., and the Bus Ca. as a public utility concern, owes the public a moral obliga tion' to give to. them the cheapest possible transportation, Two Hours Day.
Shanghai, Aug. 13.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.