Subeequently they took a photo of one of the two repaired locomotives, and 6 ing that they will spection from time to time. they went out, a few hundred Japanese artillery, cavalry and me Tantry were seen drilling outside the workshop, some of the soldiers appar nig into the workshop without per conference in the neve Headquarters on Decerpber 48, the following resolutions. were said to have been reached: (1) That the telegram and telephone Hines between Ku-shan and Lee-kow may be repaired, and that, in of the skortace of running trains, the erect the Japanese authority shall Ue first notified of the arrival at Ku-shan of wagons carrying materials for repairs before they shall be allowed te proceed to Tsinan, (3) That only wagons may be rep exception of the making of materials necessary for the repair of the Yellow Rive Briage in the Tsinan Workshop. (4) 'That, misunderstanding on the part of Japanese military authorities, they Shall be first notified of any trans portation of bridge tics from Tuhchow to the Yellow River Bridget'
"But in view of the denial given by the Japanese Legation, the istry of Railways shall issue an onder to the Tsinpu Railway immediately to take possession and make the best use of all the rolling stock held up in Tsinanfu and to resume train service up to the Yellow River Bridze at least before the completion of the repair of the same. In ease of further obstacles put up by the Japanese for prevent-the Railway from carrying out the above instruction, they must certainly bear the responsibility of the detention of the rolling stock and the interference of working of the Railway."—Reuter.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.