London, June 27.
According to a New York telegram, the Chinese Minister, Mr. Alfred Sze, in a speech delivered at tke annual bai-quet of the New York State Lankers' Association, bitterly attacked the Anglo-Japanese Alliance. He declared that though this agreement vitally affected China, China had not even been ited in its making. Unless both China and the United States became parties to the treaty, he said, he could not see how peace in the Far East could be made enduring.~ Reuter.
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