With the loss of the bulk of revence from the Customs, the stamp and considered taxes, Mr. Yuki continued, China now had to rely on foreign support outside of the remainder of her foreign holdings and proceeds front exports.
"Moreover, there is little difference between the private fortunes of Chinese Government leaders and Government funds. When their private fortunes begin to feel menaced that. is when I believe the Chinese leaders will fall out," Mr. Yuki opined.
Citing an editorial of "The Times" of London, on August 15, Mr, Yuki pointed out that it had been noted by, the senior British organ that Japan had not suffered from the hostility while various readjustments in her industry had taken place to cope with emergency economic restrictions with the result
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