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„Juo beŕTIND

JNO İZORISTANO eds Judd à Indum of studnev Í

02 „batataguars JadrnoMA STA VIISN Intemeð 10

MAFIA DWONGEoil ¿laže oz bawoLIA won STE SAMIRZ

is by the Chinese land lines, notoriously dila-

tory and inefficient.

I am glad to be able to state that the atti-

tude maintained by all nationalities on Shami en

is a most correct one, and, so far as is in the

circumstances possible, is devoid of all display

of illfeeling.

Dr. Rössler, the substantive German Consul,

left Tsingtau, where he was spending a month*■

leave, on August 3, arriving here on August 11.

I have the honour to be,

sir.

Your most obedient,

humble servant,

(signed) J.W. Jamieson.

„Owen ZALIJF Zamined to antem tino BAJ

,stab to Jue et hae beroraso need und erod dykes

Consul-General.

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