THE CHINESE WAR.
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(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.)
London, February 19,
The American Government strongly objects to Waldorsce’s activity, and especially the proposed expedition to Taiyusufu. An Imperial edict issued declares (hat the action of princes and officials in resisting the proposals to suppress the Boxer movement imperilled the safety of the Court.
The edict admits that previous the sentences of offenders were inadequate, Prince Tuan ca:., accordingly, be banished to the Province of Siukiang. The Foreign Ministers yesterday decided that China’s reply to the Powers’ demands is unsatisfactory, and they arc determined to insist upon compliance with the original demands. The German Commissariat in China has been ordered to have a thousand transport wagons in readiness in three weeks’ time for an eighty days’ expedition.
Colonel Holl’meistcr has been sent with an expeditionary eorp to Inomakwan, north-west of Paotingfu.
The German naval authorities arc engaging pilots for the expedition on the x angt.se.
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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 20 February 1901, Page 3
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156THE CHINESE WAR. Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 20 February 1901, Page 3
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