Peking, Aug. 22.
The "in Pao," which reduced to single sheet on Thursday owing it was then explained. to breakdown of machinery, failed to appear all yesterday or to-day.
It is stated that the paper has been suspended by General Li Ching-lin, Garrison Commander, as the result of a protest from Mukden in connexion with publication last Sunday of a false report of Marshal Chang Tso-lin's death—Reuter's Pacific Service.
It is reported that several those who took part in the agitation at Tientsin escaped the vigilance of the authorities there and came to Peking. Fearing arrest here, they have now fled the Capital and the polies are carefully watching their movements—Reuter's Pacific Service.
Students Denounced by Labourers Tientsin, Aug. 22, The Inbourers. who lost their employment at Tientsin, altogether 1,500 persons, have issued a circular telegram saying that the leading. mien of the Students Union and the mn of all Circles have carried out irresponsible acts to agitate among good, law-abiding Inbourers and cut, of the source of their living by destroying the factories and mills, and the public are warned not to be, misled by such agitators any more.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.