The Archive · 1926

Plague of Bees in Japan Town

Tokyo, Oct. 23.

'A message from Nakamura-machi, a town in. Kocht Prefecture of Shikoku Island reports that the town is now visited by several hundred millions' of bees, and that every house is closed to avoid the danger.

—Tobo. get 19 tan and to-day 80 tan of rice, but some will go to the compounds inside the city, the gates now being open. Many think that the southernors will come back again, 'The 'American Church Mission Compound though packed with refugees seems to huve kept: peaceful. One worker from there and a Y. M. C. A. worker fried, to act as pence-makers between the North and the South but were shot' at, though not hit, and their U, S. A. flag riddled."

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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