The Archive · 1901

News from the North

The body of the "Missi Stonehouse of the London ity, who was murdered 5 now been recovered.

Tungho in a small Chinese feration tid-Way between Tientsi ing, when he was shot by band of robbers on the opposite shore. The body was found and bought in by British soldiers stationed at Lafa, The bodies of two German soldi murdered about three wee! fi have been found in a village some westward of that City. They were buried at Paoti With the assist. ities snee, murderers, who: beyond any doubt, 23th March.

(Delayed in transmission.)

[t is reported from Protingfa that General Max's troops are now regularly sending supplies to Paotingfu.

Major Count Montgelas has furnished the military authorities with information which proves that the famine reports {rom Shaust are exaggerated.

Numerous bounds of robbers are making the districts under French control (south of i fe. and some of them have two kilometres of there.

t Paotingfa tonly two Chinese were sentenced to death for opposing the German police.

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