Further Note to Waichiaopu As to Acquired Rights and Interests Peking, June 23.
A further Japanese Note, sent to the Waichiaopu on June 21 on the subject of the Chinese Eastern Waichinopu's reply of June 16, is a matter of course, hardly calling for a specific declaration by Japan. Japan, however, deemed it advis fable to invite the attention of the Chinese Government to that phase of the matter in order to avoid: unnecessary difficulties arising in the future—Reuter's Pacific Service.
'Note—The' Japanese reservation referred. to was that Japan's acquited-rights-and interests in the Chinese Eastern Railway should not Agreement, The Waichiaopu de-lined to admit this reservation, insofar as it implied interference by in the negotiations between, China and Russia—Reuter.
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