The cause of this, according to him, was because of the presence of Sapanese troops in Shantung and Mr, Yada also thought that the Nationalist authorities were conniving at these boycott movements, declaring that, as the boycotts had their genesis'in patriotic feeling and as they were not accompanied by violence, the authorities could suppress The relations Uctween the Nanking authorities and the Consular Corps at Shanghai were extremely cordial, he added, and said that Great Britain intended to establish a consulate-general at Nanking, while Germany wax making preparations for removing her Legation thither. Consul-General Yada concluded by saying that, as both Great Britain and the Unite} States had entered into some form of agreement with Nanking, they really 1conized the Nanking Govern. held, Nanking too does not cate official recognition present so long as it is cognized in and throuch negotiations.
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