Hongkong, June 25.
Inability to control the anti-Japan~ ese movement in Kwangtung is stated by the vernacular press to have been expressed. by Gen. Chen Chi-tang, in his reply to the second protest lodged the Japanese pressed regret that he was not able fo control the anti-Japanese move~ ment, which, he added, had been sponsored"by the masses and which Japanese aggression had rendered 50 widespread and intensive that it was now Impossible to subdue, "The first protest lodged by the Japanese authorities was rejected and, In his second Note, Mr. Kawai minded the Kwangtung officials that the present agitation might have serlous consequences,—Reuter,
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