was learned on July 20 that the British boyeott_ which wan instituted afew weeks' ago in Ste~ chuan, particularly Chungking, hes row been raised. It should mentioned that at no time were the trading circles of Steehuan wishful see it in operation, and there was every evidence of its being am xtifcially stimulated product of io politicians. The Sact that it has now been removed reakes the more important.
It is also learned that Britis' offers and officials visiting Wan-Ihsion received a very warm off cat cleome in contrast to the somewhat indifferent reception which has recently been the case,
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