A CHINESE MISSION
THE POWERS AND THE LEGATIONS, ASKED TO WITHDRAW* TROOPS. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright PEKIN, August 16. (Received August 17, at 9.0 am.) Tang Shao-Yi, of the Board of Foreign Affairs, is vioiting Europe, in order Linduoe the Powers -to withdraw' their troops from the Legation areas at Pekin. The Japanese Embassy guard lately invaded a Chinese house and seized a Japanese traitor (a captain of artillery) and his papers. The man was quickly conveyed to the Japanese Legation, where he confessed his crime, and then committed suicide.
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Evening Star, Issue 13032, 17 August 1908, Page 6
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89A CHINESE MISSION Evening Star, Issue 13032, 17 August 1908, Page 6
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