London vid Bombay, Jan. 7.
The new evening paper, the Bvening Times," publishes what purports to be the text of the Russian reply to the German Note of 1907 regarding Russo-German relations. The principal features are that Russie engages not to oppose the completion of the Bagdad Railway, nor to hinder foreign capital from participating in the enterprise.
Germany records that she has no political interests in Persia, and ut she will' puties reoognires the principle of absolute only commercial aims. Russia
equality as regards German commerce in Persia.—Reuter.
Tan.
The "Daily Telegraph" siders that the Russo-German Agreement (the reputed terms of which were published by the Evening Times") may be regarded as _a guide we the shape an Anglo-Russian Agreement might
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.