London, Sept. 10.
Telegraph," referring discussions relative 8 of useful inter-seys that one possibility mooted is, that the Powers, acting in concert, might propose to Peking the calling. of a Round Table Conference of those in China who really exercise power and who can, if they will, effect a settlement of their differences for saving the country and establish some form of Federal organization corresponding to the roalities of the ease.
Questions of the methods which the new Central Authority could be set going financially are subordinate to the prime neod of peace and security. ings per cent. for one month was gyoted yesterday to cover goods inghai against risk of aircraft damage only.
The "Daily Chronicle" discusses the possibility of the Powers concertedly negotiating for the peaceful control of the Chinese railways, and absolutely refusing them for' the Jearriage of Chinese troops, thus making peace almost automatic. The. journal says that this would require very complete concordat of the Powers. On the Chinese side, seems likely that a large opinion might eventually rally to the idea ax affording the selle hope of a The that China has long been ripe for some sort of Federal Government, and that in the conversat ceeding between London and ington it is to be hoped something more than ending the present dispute will be considered. The Powers should attempt intervention, which would remove the cause fof periodic outbreaks, It may difficult, but it is the only objective, which would justify external interference-—Reuter.
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