TSINGTAO, Peking, Nov. 11.
The conditions of the surrender of Tsingtao have been forwarded by Lieutenant-General Kamio to Tokio, It is semi-officially reported by Jap-nese that the two main points are that the forts of Tsingtao will be occupied by the Japanese troops and that the Japanese, not the British, will take care of the prisoners.
According to Japanese reports the number of casualties (killed, wounded and missing) on the German side is 800, Peking, Nov. 12.
The "Peking Jikpao" reports: England and Japan are quarrelling about the future administration of Tsingtao. Each demands that the conference on the matter shall take place in her capital. ws, Major-Gen. R, G. Kekewich, CB, was "formerly Colonel of The Bul served with distinction in the Nile pedition of 18845, at Suakin and in the South African War. He iberley from ruary' 16, 1900.
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