THE FAR EAST.
JAPANESE AT FOOCHOW. CBy CaVilo—Pro« A«aociation—Copyriekt.) (Australian and N.Z. Cable Ajmo&tihozL.) PIIK.'.NG, December 2. Advices stat • tLat japaneso marines landed at Foe chow and paraded in the Japanese conce/wion. They endeavoured unßuo es/aii'j -o enter tho Chinese portion t ,u> city. Great excitement prevails. PROTEGTIO: FOR MONGOLIA. FF.KIKG, December 2. China bas accepted the surrender of Mongolia's autonomy, and has promised tho fullest protection. Tho Mongols explained that they feared an imminent Bolshevik invasion.
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Press, Volume LV, Issue 16699, 6 December 1919, Page 11
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