Paris, Sept. 21.
Discus the events in Chinn, the "Petit Parisien" remarks that have no ten-id that both watching over the interests of foreigners. The journal says that so long as her nationals are not injured France, while taking all precautions, will maintain an attitude of impartiality towards the conflict and confine herself to expressing a hope that one or the other of the contestants will carry the day suficiently decisively to cause restoration of Chinese order and unit thereby benefiting the commercial interests of France and the other Powers as well as those of China.—Reuter.
Pars, Sept. 22.
The "Echo de Paria" hopes that whatever is the issue of the civil war ju China, it will be prompt, so that JJapan and America will be confront-fed with a fait accompli, and all thought of intervention on their part [Lo removed.
"Lo Journat" says that in view of Soviet intrigues in China, Japan's attitude, and anxiety in Washington, it will be well to follow events in the Far East closely, as they are prezmant with grave possibilities
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