London, May 6.
In the course of an article in the "Observer" by a "A Chinese Corre pondent," the writer says that if Japan is utter adventure in China, there will be the spectacle of the: North and South putting aside thei quarrels for the time being to unite against Japan.
Japan's military. intension to China, he proceeds, is the only thing that will make the ancient people remember that they are one motion,—Reater, Manila, May 7.
Five-hundred prominent members of the Chinese community here, have sent a cable to the League of Nations asking for support against Japan. They have also cabled a Protest to General Baron Tanaka, the Japanese Promier.—Reuter, LO
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