The Archive · 1928

Chinese Feeling in Peking

Deeply Anti-Japanese: No Demonstrations So Far Poking, May 10:

While there have been no dis turbances and hitherto no demonstration in Peking, there appears. to be doubt that the Chinese are practically unanimously—against Japan, ign outbreaks and boycott in the past feiv years have been due to local or temporary causes oF "were of an artificial nature, stirred up by agitators, but the present, foeling against Japan is much deopee fand more genuine. The Chinese appear to have a national dislike and distrust for the Japanese, Which renders the situation much more dangerous than would otheewise be the ease, [re is believed that Generalissimo Chang. Tso-lin's proposals for an armistice were inspired by a fealing

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