Ting Chieh, of Mukden, according to a Peking dispatch has, in response to request of General Fukushima, asked the Waiwupu to communicate' with the various Legations in Peking and request that no more passports be issued for the present to foreigners desiring to travel in Mongolia and various parts of Manchuria on the ground that trouble and in-might be caused to travellers zone of the Japanese operations in the region indicated.
19th June.
Mr. Teng Hwee-lee, B.A., a graduate of Yale University of the close of 1899, and a Chinese who was born in Batavia, we understand, is now in Shanghai with the object of forming an lation of which any Chinese who has studied abroad or graduated from 1 college in this country may be a mer Tt is computed that no less than nd_ men scattered over China ible for membership, and it proposed to start a Club in Shanghai, on the English plan, where members may Aaily moot socially. Difficulty in raising funds intended land and buildings. Shanghai will be the headquarters of the Associati and in course of time branches will be started throughout the Empire when-over there are sufficient members in the neighbourhood to form " Club.
The Chino-German Commercial
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