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Si—In respect to the above entitled arbitration case, you will Fecal! that there ly appeared 4n the local papers a statement by the two Arbitrators dissenting from the opinion of the majority to the effect that no competent authority had laid down any definition in Yangtze River being. ne!, and I therefore ceactosingg herewith.
"Notice to why, int view of its importance, the Intter oF the Inspector General of Customs did not officially assume responsibility for it and thereby afford the necessary assurance to all concerned that it emanated from a source which would be accepted by the Courts of Law of the various nationals interestd and vessels under their na-yangtze River to which it applies and the limits of which should be carefully defines Tam, ete, Shanghai, Dee. 5, 1928. tue River Ni specifically states nection the Yangtze River throughout its length is considered a narrow
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