CO129-471 - Public Offices - 1921 — Page 675

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no scrig mit evasi að beaoqqun el Jade of Purger dibe

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odė painiot muskelloë mbesatto! Incol yw To? Bertaz

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pengl to drserrevoć odê ye gu ŋodaż moltkzoq

a oferit piger sid

Po drum, Ong beir to Tinucimant briz vids as suolam I

China's oase dram up by Mr.Mugane Oh'en, the notorious

British born journalist, whếth appeared in to-day's "denton

Times" - the organ of the Kuo min Tang.

Pending reference to Lisbon all for the moment is peace,

and in a long interview I had yesterday with the Vice Kinia-

ter for Foreim affairs, at which Mr.Bugene Ch'en was present

I obtained full assurances that, so long as the Portuguese

refrained from aggressive action, the Chinese would not

exacerbate natters by provocative acts or journalistie

vituperation.

Throughout the Chinese attitude has been characterised

by dignity and restraint, in marked contrast to that of the

Portuguese, who, conscious of our moral support, have blus-

tered somewhat beyond measure, while at the swae time they

have quite unecessarily oslled upon other Powers and the

Government of Hongkong to intervene in negotiations which

were progressing smoothly if not satisfactorily, thereby ex-

posing themselves to derisory contempt on the part of the

local authorities and populace.

Ky stremous efforts to maintain the peace have been

greatly hampered by the incompetence and excitability of my

Portuguesa Colleague, whose coriand of spoken English or

Fraoh and whose ability to understand either are væry re-

stricted whereas his command of, and readiness to employ,

gesture are unlimited. It will be noted that according to

Captain Oloste the latter romarks apply squally to the Gov-

ernor of Madno and his Senate, who disingenuouily seek to

saddle me with the responsibility of osusing them to "lose"

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