Diplomatic Rebuke to the Waichiaopu for Reservations Peking, Nov. 11.
The Japanese reply to the Chinese Note of October 20 was handed in to the Waichiaopu yesterday afternoon, and was made public to-day. The Note gives the assurance that the proposal is actuated solely by the desire to promote friendly rela tions between Japan and Chi The reply states that the Japan: ese Government sincerely shares that desire and that nothing could be more gratifying to the Japanese than to see China enjoying the hi (Continued om' page 292-col.
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