Tokyo, Feb. 4.
Rengo, learns from a reliable] source that the draft plan for the revision of the Sino-Japanese Commercial Treaty, which was submitted by the Peking Government yesterday] to Mr, Yoshizawa, the Japanese] Minister at Peking, outlined all toms in accordance with the principles followed when two nations enter into such a treaty on a basis; of mutual equality. The draft gid] not mention the Concessions, tari autonomy and extraterritoriality which are usually considered when two nations of unequal standing} negotiate.
Rengo leas that Japan intends to demand detailed explanations] from the Chinese delegate at the! Inext session of the conference before deciding on her attitude Reuter.
Peking, Feb. 4.
It is authoritatively stated that at the SinoJapanese Commercial Treaty negotiations the Chinese not only failed to mention the concessions, tariff autonomy and extrateritorlality, but made strong demands on extreme Nationalist lines, to which the Japanese have not yet replied, The next meeting of the conference is on February 5.
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