'And now the precepts of hie fathers stand him in good stead and that to which he has clung does not fail Nim when he, Is most in neod, is a sin to seek revenge, 80 Rabbis teach, and he has' browett the Law. Tt is not for him to quest tion whether his punishment is just 000 worth of the same materials are on order, but not shipped, from Japan, At the same time, the Japanese mills have Tls. 11,347,000 worth of finer printed goods, com pleted and in godowns in Japan, all of which had been ordered by Chi nese firms but not shipped when the! Hoyeott, started, he added.
"Entirely separate from the Japan-
piece goods and yarns turned out manufactured products are the Tocally by Japanese owned mills, Bir. Yonesato pointed out. At the inferior goods of native origin, with which the Japanese products are being replaced. 7 'Recalling the other boycotts whicn' have taken place in China during the' past decade, Mr. Yonesato related that the movements had been, in the main, conducted within the Taw, Chinese simply refusing to purchase foreign goods or deal with foreign firms, Inasmuch as these campaigns alirays turned out to be equally damaging to, the perpentrators ab to the intended victims, jing, of the truck was resumed and ithe cargo was removed to the Wayside Wharf under naval es-
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