Tsingtao, May 11, Tsinan has been cleared of South-
The Japanese Consul and commanders invited the Chinese Chamber of Commerce at an interview to take complete control of administrative powers in Tsinan, including the telegraphs, telephones, lighting and police, "while the Japanese said they would control banditry and deal with plain-clothes intruders, The lange shops in the city are still closed but the others and the sstaurants are running as Usual, The merchants have expressed their satisfaction at the resumption of control,
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