The following report of doings by Japanese tivops it. Fengtien is sent us dby the same correspondent who recently reported the murder of Koreans by Japanese troops at Hingking. He says that he can vouch for the accuracy of the report, which, we ote, has also been sent to Reuter's Agency.
The Japanese War Office has issued a statement regarding the doings of the Japanese troops in the Chientao region, but no mention seems to have been made in it of the Fengtien province. The following facts ought to be generally known Similar acts to those reported from Chientao have been committed by Japanese troops in the Fengtien province, entirely outside the Chientao region, and hundreds of miles from Hungchun, the scene of the disorders which served as a reason for the invasion of Chientao by Japanese forces.
About the end of October one force of about 500 infantry marched from Fushun, 26 miles east. of Mukden; and another, consisting of some 200 cavalry, proceeded eastwards from Tiehling.
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