Peking, Oct. 11.
The position of foreigners in Szechuan has grown wars 'A rigid anti-British boycott in Chungking and Wanhsien is being maintained.
Agitators are striving to extend a similar boycott to Chengtu and elsewhere.
The Chinese are also threatening missionaries and various cities Szechuan, particularly Chengtu.—Reuter.
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ity Changing to Ant Militia Guilty in Every Case Foreignism From information received from people in the vicinity of the bung. alows, and the watchmen, looting and damaging of the bungalows in every case was commenced by. the umu and finished "by" the Toco Tam of the opinion that it it is ever decided to repair the damaged bungalows the following. will practically have to be rebuilt.
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Chengtu, Sept. 24.
The situation in Chengtu since the Wanhsien incident has _been quite unexpectedly normal. Strict order has been maintained on the streets and there has been no incident of any kind reported. In Jsome quiet way the authorities have been Keeping their hands on the! situation and no serious movement any kind has" been allowed. to With one exgentioh. the news Papers seem fo be in sympathy, wit The South Judging from the caper
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