Results of Breach with Prince Koudacheff From Our Own Correspondent, Harbin, Sept. 24.
The official announcement of the Peking Government that it ceases to acknowledge as Government, re-Eresentatives the Russian Minister and Consuls in China is only what could be expected, but the result is likely to be complicated.
Seeing that the Sino-Russian frontier extends for some thousands of miles, China can hardly keen Russians from. coming into especially as many who have entered during the year or two have flea' very lives. In Outer Moi the present time there ay thousands of Russians refugees who are living peaceably among the Mongols. The frontier line requires much better protection than at present in order to prevent, any Russian armed—forces coming over the boundary, those who do attempt must be disarmed and interned; there must be no latitude whatever given by the Chinese authorities in such like cases, otherwise complications may be the consequence.
As regards the Chinese Eastern Railway area, the Chinese hav pretty hard task before tae: The average Russian seems unable not to mix himself up with politics, he loves to attend public meetings and hear his own voice expounding his own theories, it is therefore necessary for the Chinese to take very strict measures.
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