Peking, Oct. 7.
The "Peking Daily News" re. ported yesterday that an agreement had been reached between China and Jnpin with reference to the traffic on the Shantung railway. It appears that this news was premature.
The Japanese are stationing about thirty men at each station of the Shantung railway. About 100 will be brought to Tsinanfu. The Japanese have renamed the Shantung railway the Tsingtsi railway.
The Waichiaopu has protested with the belligerents in Shantung against the occupation of the Chinese telegraph and post offices and the use of Chinese military institntions for their purposes.
The "Peking Jikpao" states that Great Britain will assume control abroad was taken till after Germany had violated Belgian territory and Belgium had appeared for assistance. No British ammunition or stores had over the Northern section of the Tientsin-Pukou railway in order to avoid this being done by the Jnpanbeen placed at Maubenge before that, and any British ammunition or stores found at Maubeuge were sent there after and not before the outbreak of war and the violatim of Belgian territory by Germany.
Chinese papers have it that agreement was signed between China and Russia on October 4 according to which Russia is given the concession to build a railway from Teitsiker to Aigun,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.