Osaka, June 7.
The news from India received here ith rear satisfaction. Japan-fosse cotton interests regard the ment of India's decision ax fai entire confidence and admiration of the menibers of the Government for the Premier, M. Poinearé.
M, Barthou added that the Cabinet would not permit men receiving orders from abroad to carry out propaganda which might result France's perdition. The Government was conscious of its duty and would not fail to carry it out—Havas, Bombay Mills and Bomba; oteetion
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