itense Anti-British Feeling:
Americans Notified to Send Valuables to Gunboats Verd was received here on Thur: that 70 British residents of nking had evacuated the city, sto the intense anti-British in that port, Of the original ty destined for Ichang, 40 are jotted to have left Ichang for now on Tuesday morning.
A preliminary to this is found in fact thet for several fore leaving a large number of ungking residents had moved to opposite of the river there, at advice of H. M. Consul, where had the protection of "British u-boats, and the river steamers which they secured passage wu river as soon as possible. As far back as September 2 merican residents in Chungking:
received notification from the nerfcan Consul to pack all their Mable belongings and send thers ross the river where U. S, gunats were anchored. This warning mie as a follow-up to a notice thet reigners should remain off the As a sequel to the Wanhsien epi-lo, a movement is on foot in wnghai_ among the Chinese to rma society to be known as the national Salvation, League. It is t clear what the objects of this ciety will be, but presumably ey will adopt the usual policy of nding in protests on all possible impossible occasions against perialistic. "sins" of the Western tions.
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