The note expresses the hope thi Chind will duly appreciate thi friendly measure, and also, hopes [that the conditions which made it necessary to bring the army into Mongolia will not occur in the future, The note suggests that China should use this opportunity: to Jcome to a peaceful understanding with the Mongolian people, The Soviet would be happy to see the brotherly ties of the common life Jof Chinese and Mongols established jon the basis of justice and national aspirations, which. will ensure the Jeconomie prosperity of Outer Mon-}golia and the northwest region, and Nikewise promote the development lof relations, economic and other Hwise, with' the Soviet.—Reuter's Pucitic Service.
Peking, March 8.
General Li Yuan, _ex-Resident General of Urga, and now a member of the Rehabilitation Confer Jence, has forwarded to the confer-Jence' a proposal to the effect that the Government appoint delegates negotiate with the Soviet regards Outer Mongolia, and suggesting that, at the: beginning of [the negotiations, China should announce her Mongolian poli to avoid 9 suspicion—Reuter's Pacific Service.
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