Powers' Representatives Shot at With Intent to Kill Washington, Apr, 2
Replying to Mr. Chen's statement that the anti-foreign attacks Nanking were the work of renction+ tries, etc., the American Consul, Mx, Davis, has reiterated to the State Department that Nationalist soldiers deliberately, amd with intent to lil molest or interfere with foreigners.
Hie orders his military subordinates] at Nankicg, and to express deen Croemenistse ta, their. Internstionsl }eram to tis dinero. military comand the civil offleinls in Kiangsu acd regret for foreign lives lost and th connexions and the fact that he copies of which were sani to the Chekiang to take every precaution Wounding of the British Consul-|fere ty clear up a horrible mess Central Executive Committee of the to afford the fullest protection to|Gonsral and other foreigners, they of their making for which he must Kuomintang, the Hankow Govern. foreign residents and says that belli have atongly to protest against the ment, the diferent branch of the} is sending a delegate to con! with|Dombardmont of" Nanking with its] ame, responsibility. TE General suggested in Chinese} Kuomintang and the newspapers nationalist officers, no_ effective: the Consuls in order to avoid mis-targe ctv ian population by British] initiated a frankly, throughout the country). In the measures were taken to afford pro, and American gunboats. he course of this, after extolling the tection up to the time of the nay Another mill foreman was. shot! would crystallize support for him-success of the Southern armies, he barrage to rescue the party uni shelter at the Standard Oil hous dend in cold blood in the Huchiamuself, but his half-hearted, apologetic chiao District, near Urga and Dix-
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