Nanking, Sept. 23.
INF, 8. Kawagoe, the Japanese Am= oassndor, called" on "Gen, Chang Chun, Minister for Foreign Affairs, this afternoon, regarding the Chengtu incident, and explained the measures considered by the Chinese Govern-iment for the settlement of the affair. He then expressed his views regarding the question of suppressing al-Teged anti-Japanese activities. Opinions subsequently were exchanged fon general questions relating to the readjustment. of Sino-Japanese rel tons.
Interviewed at, the Japanese Em~ assy afterwards, Mr. Shimzu, secretary-interpreter, who accom= panied the Japanese, envoy' during the interview, auld Mr. Kawagoe neither accepted nor rejected the measures contemplated by the Chinese Government.—Contral. News imaginative Demands
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