IN CHINA.
(Par Press Association — Copyright) CHINA’S PRESIDENT. LONDON, July 18. Tho “Morning Post’s” Peking corespondent telegraphs that President ■Ji Yuan Hung ha s definitely tendered lis resignation, following a fight between his men and the adherents of the Tuan Chi Jui, wherein hree were killed. He also issued an appeal urging the country to support his successor, Fang Kuo Chang. The latter refused to accept the Presidency and is reluctant to proceed to Poking, j GERMAN INTRIGUE. CAUSED CHINESE RISING. (Received This Dnv nt 12.*’0. » i WASHINGTON, July 18. The United Press Tokio correspondent report# that Yuan Hung has left the Japanese 'Legation at PekSn where h© refuged, and resumes the Presidency . It is officially confirmed that Germany financed the attempt tP restore th». Monarchy for the purpose of reestablishing ’’peaceful relaftSoras wjth China
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Hokitika Guardian, 19 July 1917, Page 3
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