Evacuation Ordered from Kalgan, Kaifeng and Tsinan Tokyo, May 25.
The Foreign Office has instructed Mr. Yoshizawa, the Japanese Minister at Peking, to order the evacuation of all Japanese from Kalgan and Kaifeng to Peking. It has also been decided to onder the evacuation of Japanese women and child can from Tsinan to Tsingtao owing to fear of distur-
Bank of China is striving to relieve the situation thus created by issuing, Wu together in formal conversation ito, that, a rapprochement Groat Britain and Nanking alist" could be advertised and ex-plaited, Reliable gossip has it that the British Minister will talk with Mr, ©. ©. Wu in whenever the "Nationalist" adminis tration has made satisfactory atone-mont for the Nanking outrages and Has put forward sufficient guarantees against the repetition of such bardariti Meanwhile—and it is likely to be long meanwhile—Sir Miles Lamp-von's real mission here is to confer in person with Admiral Tyrwhitt ud General Duncan on conditions in the Yangtze Valley as they have observed them.
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