Before this meeting, Dr. Wang, im an interview with Toho's cer-respondent. said:—
"There is no alternative for us, Chinese authorities, but to press forward towards accomplishing our! original end. So long. s Japan's attitude remains unmodified, should think that farther conversations are! y Tate, to-day's interview. if it materializes at all, may be considered as a turning-point where Sino-Japanese conversations will make a progress or end in a rapture, In this sense, it may be said that! the result of today's interview is! very important.
Mr. Yada, also interviewed by the ame correspondent, said that he was tunable to make any forecast 2s to the outcome of the parley, and added that, no matter whether it were for ood oF evil, he intended to bring negotiations with Dr. Wang to al close and to return to Shang!
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