Silver Questions Not of British Interest Alone, Say Diplomats; Japanese Impatient Tokyo, Aug. 10.
TPPHE French Charge aAdaires yesterday is reported to have made representations to the Forel n Office to the effect that nee has common interests with Bri in in the Tientsin currency and silver stocks issues.
He is said to have requested that Japan recognize this fact.
It is also understood that the United States Charge d'Affaires, Eugene Dooman, called at the Foreign Office on Tuesday, the United States was interested in the The "Asahi Shimbun" states that the Foreign Office, replying to the French and American representations, expressed its determination to deal hereafter, as it has dealt hitherto, with Britain alone. he journal declares: that the For~ Office rejected the French and ican representations as. bel
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