The Archive · 1926

T. WANG'S ACCEPTANCE OF WAICHIAOPU

Regarded by Friends as End of His Political Career Frost Rooxey Gitaset 5,017,100 interest on debts 2,839,000

Making a total of It is emphasized that itis impossible even to estimate the moneys received since octroi, all communica tion receipts, wine, tobacco and, native customs, ete, have been interfered with by various militarists Peking, Jan. 14.

Dr. C. T. Wang's acceptance tive Foreign Affairs portfolio alarm:

is friends, who say that, while he thinks his coat is successfully turned, his enemies welcome him, knowing that the radical clement is unpopular, and with the intention of ejecting him and ending his political General Connor, commanding American forees in north China,

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