Tt is convenient again to refer te at striking speech by Mr. A. W. Erech, president of the Equitab Trust Company of New York, on reparations and Allied debts, but tis not this time in connexit with the subject His sp H is to be taken just a to prove her ability to manage Kiaochou as well as others have managed it. and with the full! exercise of sovereign rights. 1
Tre Hague, Dec. 5.—The Government has tabled a bill seeking the; approval of the Second Chamber! of the League of Nations Convention dealing with the white stave ie Conference and Mr.
Noyes, president of the Associated Press—have spoken of the need for improved cable news services out here (which is admitted) and have cither suggested or promised improvements. Mr. Noyes is the most likely to bring about such an improvement, but as he has had very little personal experience of China, we make bold to advise him. which, from our
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