Japan and Tientsin the Editor of the "Normi-cmva Dat News".
Sm—Having visited Japan _recently, I was amazed at the courtesy and hospitality which received always from" the people of this [delightful country, But obviously it, is the Japanese military in China who, judging by their actions prove themselves low.
Regarding the Tientsin incidents it would be interesting to know how well the Japanese "would tolerate such disgraceful behaviour" from Other nationals; without a doubt their tempers would have reached breaking point long ago.
"Tt makes one's blood boll to read!
Jabout our people suffering at the /hands of such inhumans.
British prestige may appear to be lowered, "but woe betide our offenders should the "Lion stir from his present position."
The eyes Of the world are upon the Tientsin blockade "and country can" admire such—unjust behaviour of the Japanese military toward highly respected and innocent people.
Ax Byouisn Gm, Shanghai, June 26, British Woman Amazed To the Baitor of the "Nonm-Curxa Dairy News"
Sm—In reply to the letter, from Ax Excuse Gin. published in to-Gay's paper, who, after a visit to Japan, writes that she "was amazed the courtesy and hospitality shown her in "this delightful coun-may I state that it amazes me how any truly patriotic Briton can go to Japan at all. It also amazes. me how anyone but a dullard cannot see through this policy of "courtesy and hospitality." Japan needs. money to continue her unwarranted war, to pay these rallitary barbarians. to carry on their insults and indign-ties to British people, and, until the murderers of Tinkler (Ax ENcuisit Gin. might think of her own brother his stead) are publicly punished, and the necessary apologies given for All the indignities perpetrated in Tien tsin, and their cessation, and also satisfactory replies given to the Brilish Government's protests, no British rl, man, woman or child, who have 2 grain of patriotism in their bodies, can surely consider their own personal comfort and pleasure before their duty to their own fellow countrymen in Tientsin, etc, by making. use of the too obvious' allurements of Japan, thus putting more money. Into its war coffers. 1 am amazed AX Excuse Gm giving Japan a. free advertisement.
'A Harris Wontan, Shanghai, June 27.
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