Tokyo, Dec. 1
Trade with Great Britain having fallen off siroc the start of the European war, India was reported, according to information reaching here today, to be anxious to revise its commercial treaty with Japan.
Negotiations for the revision of the pact are now being conducted in Delhi.
Since the start of the war in Europe, it was stated, India has not been able to sell as much raw cotton to Great Britain as before and cannot buy as much textiles from Lancashire.
To cage with the situation, India has turned to Japan for textiles and as a market for its raw cotton, according to messages reaching here—Domei.
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