Peiping, Aug. 14.
'The United States Embassy yesterday" protested "to the Japanese Embassy against certain' anti-American activities, such a9 refusing to deliver registered luggage at railway stations, interference with matters, picketing firms at' Tsingtao and elsewhere, it Should, be noted that none these Japanese activities, from which the British are suffering equally, any connection with the recent trocaing of assets, but is merely the sual "though intensified "manifestations of Japanese bad "temper. and concomitant of every Japan: Santi" movement to. which Britis communities in' North China have been intermittently exposed "during the last three years—Reuter.
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