Complaint -as to Difference in Attitude Regarding Georgia and Canton Canton, Sept. 25.
Dr. Sun Yat-sen has sent the following telegram to. M. Motto, the Pr with the independence of Georgia and international peace and justice, may interest' the League of Nations that I protested to Mr. MacDonald against the delivery of ultimatum threatening hostile British naval action in the event of my taking necessary measures to suppress a rebellion instigated by Imperialistic reactionary inter-Mr. MacDonald has not reied. 1 understand his silence to mean that British policy in China continue to express itself in nets of Imperialist intervention and support of counter-revolutionary activities against the national movement aiming at the establish: ment of @ strong and independ China. No wonder that, after sisting the rebels and. reaction.
ies in Canton, Mr, MacDonald foes to Geneva to champion the counter-revolution in. the Republic Georgia in the guise of an ig. Owing to the increased popu-honest broker scenting Caucasian and|naphtha."—Reutdr's Pacific Sei
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