Moscow, Jan. 15.
In connection with the proposed international silver loan to China, that the idea is, dred million ounces of silver for the proposed loan would partly stop' the catastrophic fall of the price market of silver. On the other, liliand, such an internat Yoan and ' the international China's finances result would mean an enormous strengthening of the role of America ax the initiator and head of a new international consortium.
The attempt to organize such a oan is merely intended to cover up American designs to convert China into a financial colony. Such an attempt must, however, meet} with strong resistance on the part of other Imperialist Powers while at the same time the American project signalizes the danger of a further activization of Imperialist intervention in China.—Trans-Ocean Kuo Min. position of prosperity was advanced here to-day, and tas China as its keystone, Mr, Henry Kittridge Norton, author and student of world affairs, suggested that the Powers lend money to China to enable her to] purchase ewpplies in other coun-
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