AFFAIRS IN CHINA.
EXPLANATION FROM GERMANY.
AVIIY TIIE TROOPS REMAIN IN SHANGHAI.
By Tolegraph- - Press Association—Copyright Berlin, June 18.
A semi-official statement has been published here. After referring to the astonishment expressed in Great Britain at tho retention of 800 German troops at Shanghai, it announces that a portion of tho German troops will remain in China until peace negotations arc absolutely sottlod.
French, Russian nnd Japanese brigades also remain.
REMINDER FROM GERMANY. OPEN-DOOR CHINA. By Tolegraph—Press Association—Copyright Berlin, June 13. The Berliner Tagblatt says that Great Britain appears to forget the Yangtso agreement, which provides equality for an open-door China.
RUSSIAN INTRIGUES. VEILED THREAT TO GREAT BRITAIN.
By Tolegraph—Pro33 Association—Copyright St Petersburg, Juno 13. Tho Novoc Vromya says that Great, Britain, hoping to play a prominent role, is keeping tho China question open until she has got rid of her embarrassments in South Africa. It adds that all tho foreign troops at Pcchili, excepting tho stipulated garrisons, ought to be recalled, so as to enable tho Court to return to l’okin. Great Britain, if necessary, ought to be summoned to cVacuato Pekin.
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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 132, 14 June 1901, Page 3
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