Berlin, July 11, President Roosevelt took part at a luncheon given in hon Aoki, The President eno rol uunelouded and declared that to prstoct Japanese rights in America io a more energy ie Admiral Yamam to from Europe to Japan has New York, Ho has been 1 the Admiralty in a friend]; the Now York Herald" states that the Atlantic squadron of the United States will proceed to the Pacific by way of the Magellan Strait (on the Southero part of South-America) and retura by. may of Suez Canal or vice verne, E. Sun teo-chi, the new Ohinese Minister to Germany, has arrived July 12, Viscount Aoki, Japanese Ambassadur at Washington, io an interview with the correspondent of the " Frankfarter Zsitung" denied the truth of the rumours concerning continual harass, of Japan and America by a third Powir. The Japanese Government knew, the Ambassador, that there was not a. single trae word in those rumours it ought to be recognized that Germ stove all has no interest mischief between Japan and A: The Japanese people did not b all these false ramours.
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