dire between the. two" countries consequence, not only have
own worse, but. even the whole arid has found itself in an atmos-Phere of insecurity. 'This must cer-lainly be regarded' asa deplorable fate of things nat ority" by the two countries concerned, but by the whole world. 5 Tis true that we are now in the midst of a national arsis of the most Revere nature, but we are conddent that, since, relations" between China Sha' apan have had a history of such along' duration, the troubles which exist at the. precent time can, after {be solved by means of mutual sincerity.
"After reading Mr. Hirot's speech, were of the opinion generally that Rt agreed in spirit with whet we have hitherrs advocated. Now that China and Japan have expressed their common desires, it is a matter great rejoicing for us that, by! fine' of mutual efforts, relations, befiween China and Japan henceforth will have an opportunity: to improve, well as #0 be restored into ramular
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