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It is high time, "The Times" goes on to say, for the Japanese General Staff to pay attention to those problems which have sprung up in the territory already occupied. For a people like the Japanese, who do not command unlimited supplies of raw material, it is not politic to make China, a nation which is so powerful numerically and economically, take up arms against her, as it is not only a question of her best customer but also of the population of the country which she wishes to exploit economically.—Trans-Ocean.
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