is being wondered whether the Peking Government will forward the duplicate copy to Ambassador Karakhan or will attempt to hush it. In the meantime, Marshal! Chang Tso-lin himself is the re-ant of warnings. It has. been freely rumoured that he had pledged certain rights to the Japanese for assistance alleged to have been rendered by them in the suppress sion of the Kuo revolt, and public bodies throughout China have telegraphed him to be wary. One such warning read:—
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