The recital of what has been accomplished shows, however, that con. Stant procrastination has ven: way tora desire to face what so" many term "the "realities of the Nour." There Is a definite slackening of tention in. the north. There is evers indication that oth sides have sotied town toa serious discussion of the many problems that must be faced la. every prospect of a temporary "solution "being reached to these problems. "Temporary Isp Posely" ured, for no matter how an. ious Chinese. inthe north are to Fetch some arrangement with thelt new neighbours. they sll! refuse to [admit any settlement that would re-_
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