Mr. Quo Tai-chi, Chief Chinese Delegate, Returning to.
Shanghai: Result of Geneva's Attitude 7 Daily News!
north-China leares that Mr. Samuel" Chang, chief delegate at Geneva, reporting the results of the preliminary Yangtze River to the Tientsin-Pukow Railway for repair view (the petition e nes) fended. by the Japanese. railway is situated over 100 miles away from the South Manchuria Manchu iment people, now exiled from Malone General Wan|ditector of the Intelligence and Pul Fu-lin and General ott Offce of the Ministry of Chang Tso-Foreign Affairs, has notified Sir the "Tact that neatly one-third Railway and, moreover, is not par-They have also been hand.
Int, Minister the iscumotives of the Shanghat alld to the latter line. telegrams from Gen-Miles Lampson,
Saning Baiivay, ae now, badly In this connection, Mr. Shen cited "Chan-shan, defender of Shigemitsu, the ites, that Mr, Quo fund of repairs, ie ig of. urgent articles written by @ Japanese ing evidence of mounts fo "Japan-Fra-chi, the chief Chinese delegate Becessity that the Changwahpang fessor of the Imperial Tokyo ese. domination Workahp of the. Shanghai Nanking Verity, which admitted that the of the Manchakuo|* Railway should be tecumed to.
Tahushan-Tungliao Line, could not [Nanking probably' to-di proper authorities at once so that reasonably be considered as being! morrow to resume negotiations with of ihe railways locomo: in the neighbourhood of or parallel the Japanese for the cessation of sed out without tothe South Manchuria Railway"
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