The Archive · 1911

The Revolution in China

Saturday, Deo, 2 — UNITED STATES TROOPS FOR CHINA — DENIAL OF WASHINGTON REPORT

Peking, Nov. 30.

Mr. W. J. Calhoun, United States Minister to Peking, denies the report that the United States has offered the Council of Foreign Ministers at Peking to send 2,500 American troops from the Phitippines with a view to keeping open the railway from Peking to th and for the protection of foreigner as stuted in to-day's Reater telok grams. The United States Minister: requests that the telegram be not puvlished.—Renter.

Renter telegraphed irom London Jateou Thureday that tha telegram shoold read offered to the Coancil of Foreiga Ministers at P.kiog." As we bad already published the original telegram no congee ie open but to give the amend-a coupled with the immediate been received by Me's Me. Celboan.—Ed.

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