The, Japanese Government would well if it could persuade some of its genial manufacturers. of Piecegoods that during negotiations over tariff matters—to take higher standard of _conduct—the widespread publication in. inflam= motory accusations against British rule in India and elsewhere ly credibly stupid. Elsewhere tt is shown that this activity—to which in Japan, notorious Indian' revolutionaries like Mr. Rash Bihari Bose and Mr, Mahendra' Pratap have been has is given to this information by the forther" disclosure of the clrenln= tion on the Enst and. West Coast of Aftien of that "egregious leaflet which was used to illuming that gaiety of the "In Parenthesis column, a few days ago, It may coalied "that, this. precious. effusion <<prepared by Japanese trades in Osaka—advocated the boycott. of Tndian cotton in the following: term her turned" to" pro-japanese senti Noticubiy as China reneted ment' of tate, "Drive away. the Power "of Hngland which has me Higatea" china the on tore nett againat Japanese out British products fron, the "of Chinese markets. indeed, Snpanese cotton cloths are pregoane with' elorieus future, "Our so which" should be. united on. Seonomic. front, "is "The promotion with the United the dauniies inst "England. We must hurd blow on the head it" who makes a puppet Diverting though these ubsurdities maybe from the weademie point of view, they are sadly dis Appointing in' their "revelation. of the. mentality of their authors. Moreover they cannot be said any degree to help in the suecess~ far Solution. of the problem on Which the "Simla "Conference" will s00r he deliberating.
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