Body sent a military commission to report on the general situation at Paotzeku and the Government military dispositions. It must regretfully be added that nothing since occurred to disprove the general impression that the said military commission was nothing more than what is vulgarly known "eye-wash." By June 6 negotia tions with the bandits had proceeded so far that enrolment of them in the army had actually begun and on June 12 the last eight captives were released.
The Note of August 10.
Then everybody waited to see wint ta Bileate Paty wold Tae ake ele on Ragu 10 shea Note wan presented to the Walchnop on tei ofthe hole Diplomatic Body—it is worthy of hots lat the Poros ade tutues Cauue in this tier though bt Be Si'tlen were accede at wok the "fat owing "were the main
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.