Tokyo, June 15
Putt support of the Japanese ace tion Tientsin. is voiced tu. lend ing articles in all newspapers this morning.
"As far as Japan ix concerned, the Tientsin incident involves the ques tion of British and French—policy.
uris the Far East," declares the says that the that towards "Tt is Britain and France, cspaper adds, "who have a base for Chi As long 85 Japan anes not fundamental change, friction of all Winds wil exist in" declares: "Now that the arrow has been shot from the bow, and the sword has unsheathed, even if the British C out of fear, deliver the
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