"The Anglo-Japanese talks on the Tientsin situation are less advanced than had been previously supposed" the paper stated. "The negotiators have not yet been able to reach an agreement on the subjects to be put on the agenda. The Japanese are insisting that the talks should cover the currency -question in Tientsin. Details of their proposals were not known in London yesterday. Official quarters have not Wenied that currency questions might be included on the agenda for the discussions on Britain alone without prior consultation with the other powers interested in China trade."—Havas.
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