...him the expectation of my Government. I also telegraphed my Government for instructions, and now have a reply to the effect that this matter must be considered...to estimate the seriousness of the trouble that may be~caused in the relations of the two countries. I am therefore instructed to warn the Chinese Government...

...at Peking used these significant words in his note to the Chinese Government, January 31, 1910 : " Before the Chinese Government determines anything,...consent of my government must first be obtained." * While Minister Reinsch was wielding his influence to induce China to follow the example of the United...

...Peking used these significant words in his note to the Chinese Government, January 31, 1910: " Befo1* the Chinese Government determines anything, the consent of my government must first be obtained." ' While Minister Reinsch was wielding his influence to induce China to follow the example of the United...

...Chinchow-Aigun project. On January 31, 1910, the Japanese Minister wrote to the Chinese Foreign Office: " Before the Chinese Government determines anything...to estimate the seriousness of the trouble that may b? caused in the relations of the two countries." The Russian Minister declared to China (February...

...and British interest, the Japanese envoy pressed the Chinese Government with the following note : " Before the Chinese Government determines anything,...Government must first be obtained. If the position of my government is ignored and a decision is made without referring the matter to my government, it will...