Peking, May 7.
The Chinese press states that the Chinese Charge Affaires at Copenhagen has telegraphed to the Government stating that he has been approached seven times by Bolshevik representatives who state that the Soviet authorities in Moscow have not yet approved the conditions offered to China by the Siberian Soviet authorities, but that Moscow does not object to the abrogation of Russian rights in China.
Armed Chinese from Russia Peking, May 9.
The Tuchun of Sinkiang reports that there have arrived from Russia -several hundreds of armed Chinese labourers who have seen military service in Russia, apparently not with the Bolsheviks. The Tuchun asks whether he shall send the men to their homes, which are principally in Mancharia—Reuter.
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