Wailing for Nutcracker Move-meat against Peking: Ankuochua a Rabble sent Ocn Ows Conesrosotve Kalgan, May 39, To-day is the anniversary of the nghai incident, but all is quiet in Kalgan save for innocuous student demonstrations. missionaries at all are left in this city, and only four foreign business men. The American Consulate is closed, and the Japanese Consulate here and their Vice-Consulate at Chihfeng ave under orders to close. Me, Yamasaki is now in Peking. The red banner still flies over ths Soviet Consulate, which is in charge of the Secretary, the Consul being guest of Chang Tso-lin in Pe-King since his arrest at the Soviet Embassy on April 6.
Farmers are happy over crop prospects due to the heavy snows whic fell last winter and spring, and to fortunate rains now, But: the far. mers have suffered heavily at the hands of the Fengtien military in the recently gecomplished re-survey. of lands. "Many acres which did not correspond with original title deeds have been confiscated by Ankuochun (Pactty Country Army) authorities,
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