Paris, Nov. 17. and the United States will consider it of first importance to obtain Japan's agreement to liberty of action in any eventual negotiations between "Lo Temps" learns that the British, French, Italian, Belgian fernments are concerting view to demanding jointly from new Peking Government an asthe Powers and China.—surance that it will respect. Chin Reuter. treaty engagements.—Reuter.
DR. SUN'S POLICIES REPORTED "DAWES PLAN"
Address (0 Chinese Journalists Adaressiig a party of journalists' ai his residence in Rue Moliere a few days ago, Dr. ported (by the "AMingkwopao") to have said that he is one of the men who are endeavour about the unification of China by peaceful means, an object which Tsao Kun and Wu Pei-fu have failed to do by the use of force, and which has become possible now that they have been overthrown. His first act at the forthcoming Citizens' Conference at Peking will be the advocacy of abolition of unjust treaties, such as those relating to extraterritoriality and Consular jurisdiction. To those who doubted whether this could be achieved he pointed out {had similar treaties
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