GERMANY AND CHINA.
. A CHINESE MOVEMENT. BOYCOTT OF GERMAN GOODS. United Press Association. Copyright PEKIN, Dec. 18. A strong movement, backed by the lrjtrchants’ guilds, is- boycotting German goods and institutions at Kaiocliau. Shipments of Chinese imports from Shanghai to Tsingtu have almost ceased. [The port of Kaio-chau and a. portion of territory around it, in the Shantung Province, form a German protectorate, having been ceded to Germany by China in 1898 on a 99 years’ lease.]
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2379, 21 December 1908, Page 5
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