Berlin, Oct. 31.
It_appears that the Government at Nanking has asked for the despatch of further German military advisers to China with a view to the training of model army divisions. According to information from a well-informed source, such advisers would be in the personal service of the Commander-in-Chief and would not be responsible to As it is well known that the Chinese Legation here is in direct touch with the—Commander-i Chief's Secretariat, from which it, receives its orders, the German Government has emphasized that it, remairs as distinctly aloof from the efforts to obtain such military advisers ax it does from the supply= ing of arms to China by other countries in Europe through the medium of German organizations. The Reich's Foreign Minister, also, has repeatedly expressed his deter-not interfere with China, thee circumstances, hielieve that the on of an army such as that supposedly plann by the marder-in-Chief is of practicable. the part of the Nanking to obtain advisers of tied is believed to ceted with a desire for an international collaboration at Nanking, which would contribute to the wz fication of the country, the preservation of peace, and remedying, of economic cond
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