C.C. Wu, the entire business was merely a statement of Govern ment policy, which i very much like Mr. Hender 's_ remarks except more expl Thus far, Nanking has not added a single word of explanation to the very curious document which caused such a stir in Washington and London, but left Tokyo and Paris frigidly peaceful.
Meaniwhile, Sir Miles Lampson again leaves Peking for Nanking to hold further _conver:
tions regarding the abo-of extraterritoriality. And im spite of the fact that January 1 is the day which is to begin all the talk, talk has never ceased, for some three decades. Finally, Mr, Stephen Porter,' of Pennsylvania, who once visited China with some exceedingly in-{eresting members of Congress, has notified the press of the
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