Japan is not the enemy of the Chinese people with whom she sincerely desires to cultivate the closest relations. No unbiased eco-nornist can fail to support the view that China and Japan are complementary territories, and that if no baneful influences ere made to íntervene, the two countries will, from Sheer economic urge, gravitate towards economic ce-operation to the common benefit of the peoples of both nations. The real enemies of the Chinese people are the coterie at Nanking and their venal satellites, foreign and Chinese, with their perverse policies and pursuit of self-interest, caring little for the welfare of the people they "misrepresent." For many years they have been diligently—and with calculated malice and complete irresponsibility—instilling into the minds of their country men, old and young alike, a hatred and contempt of. Japan. These inculations are finding their natural
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