Tokyo. Dec. 32, Because the sentiments of the Japanese nation towards the Imperial Family differs radically from those of the British towards their ruling dynasty. the Japanese are mystified by elreumstances connected with the abdication of King Edward VIII. the "Jie" said in an editorial to-day.
The amicable settlement of the constitutional crisis. however. saved not only the British monarchy Cor the Empire, but British matrimonial morality as well, the daily declared. the oppression of the Mongols by the Chinese. To put an end to the trouble, the Chinese must stop pushing the Mongols back into the desert.
There are 102,868 persons in China subject to Japanese jurisdiction, according to a census carried out on. uly 1, their distribution being:
'NO: Tsinglao, 16528; Tsinan, 3,025; 18.587; Kalgan, 471; Chefoo, Shanghai 26,222: Foochow, 71; Han chow, 52; Nanking 396; "Wuhu, 44, Kiukiang, 66; Hankow "1,630; Chenchow; 21; Changsha, 93:' Shasi, 9: Tehang, #3; Chungking 39; Foochow 2417; "Swatow, 185; Amoy, 10,70: Canton 6:8; Yunnan 47.—Domel.
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