Usual Methods of Rousing an Otherwise Unexcited Community bap dichrs res f Xormal china Navigation Steamer Cut Out of Hoihow Harbour by, 9) of it a by Violent Newspaper Articles Already Beginning to Tell Pirates and Taken to Notorious Lair in the SouthN
From Our Own Coansieonbewt ww Day hile she was lying in Hothow Mr. Forster into: his cabin,.whers Be 5. M. Beane Mongkong, May 22. three men and busted long. with Fea ne ae ce ete ae Mes we were made to give up our fre. Canton, May 20. quent ovcurrncs, and more than] tu the interest of those who wane harbour, the principal port of the One of oF the other side. The Tung Stoke etas's Sond"sbout it ney be Sunday morning, pirates seized eon- "Later 1 Scherer soon Satie pen he riga ut Slit of Hea of fou eek "Later I was taken up on the Tai union was started ducing the waken." fopcther with, members Wo! of the China. Navigation Com bridge, where I found, Captain coolies refusing to handle Japanese Céinton-Hongkong strike, its mem- 5¢ the Association's Executive Com-pany str. Tean (2,202 tons) and guarding him, one of whom kept argos ands newspaper advoca- © having coturned fom the wigan {paid ays to the moun [ordered the yeel to proceed, 2o[F¥anune Mu, one O whory ing the death of all Japanese are Crown Col awd they have cut tain recently. No difficulty was met Bias Bay. The Tean arrived at) mit Sige Pane pirates apthe high lights of the news of the into the business of the local eargo|iq securing chairs for an early the pirates' lair yesterday morning. 247 tobe fairly well educated past few days. handlers. Therefore, after the) morning start from the Rest House Captain E. H Histed, ina lengthy and spoke excellent English. He Setting the pace for those who minor engagement the other day, where we found the railway agent narrative of events, says that the agreed, without discussion, to the advocate the cutting off of Nippon the Tsaap Yin men were not in the s¢ his post. The top of the moun-tean left Haiphong on Thursday suggestion that the three European trade relations is the Municipal Dost of humour, and. they fit isin way reached without event, the afternoon and arrived at Hoihow pamengers on board, Dra, and Koomistang, whose Central Exeeu- i881 the tool for giving vent tolsoag being in remarkably good con- on Saturday, where cargo was dis- fice Drummond, and "a foreiga tive Committee, just installed. in thei spleen by refusing to handle ition ard vho coolies very happy charged and taken on board in the] wontlemom should be given broste office, has already shown its mind. Japanese cargoes. On the other|t hace work, Railway employees, usual routine. The Tean was earry-. fast and otherwise "acurded ood Biterty resentful, radical in the hand, to spite Tsaap Yin, the Tune coolies, citizens and police all gave ing a general cargo, including cattle romic on this one point, the Com- Tak union has openly declared that uy a hearty welcome, and pigs. Having obtained all the avatte mite' set purpose ly to' make the it will not take the same stand. But the place was unoccupied las: "Nothing unusual occurred. the alite hersbene ard alit on the Toot, Supans-e pay dourly for wha: aag- tS Past few days no Japanese summer we had expected to find the whole of Saturday, but at 4 o'clock] the pirates poured these inflam: pened in Tsinanfu. easel has been able to load oF un [uses in rather a bad condition. on Sunday morning, when all the mable. materials into. receptacles survey of the situation will be made id been considerate and while many ed by the sound of shots, evils andi parts of the ship, informing us tha Dusit the preliminary stage, a]! a The weather man has, however, officers were asleep, he was awaken- which they placed about vuriou by thia Party organization, with Part of the newspaper pro- tile roofs and some walls need at- a eneral pandemonium, it was their avowed intention to particular reference to the type of paganda fas been wholly untone tention, the homes are in excellent Captain Histed proceeded to in- et fire to it in the event of the Pecds thin anal'ba incodeh in atk thes settles, of, the|coeiton "Whatever dues Uees galt, ited roceaded tain [wet fire to in the event Erjeut hater ray material wed [tutors for tol ensue lo them ts] east an canine Tighe in eRe, he warn ba mao legions manufacturing by the Chinese declare last week that a run on the) a short time by masons and car- Sas threatened, by armed. pirates, A Vigilant Watchman hall cnteatin' (07 examples At Bonk OF Tafwan was ta proprece pantera who sre stay for work "s, tented br armed Risten yn et ce etches mitted! going to take time [t took no more than this to start The caretakers have been steadily stance, stationed on a hill overlooking Bias to whip' into shape a suitable or- a real run, and for about three days on the job and have kept their" During the shooting, which did] Bay and Samun Harbour played nanization to doat with this pro- there was a line of depositors be- places in good shape. The old fas- nor last long, the pirate chief shot large part in the rapid pursuit of lem, which is of no mean size, and fore this, the largest' Japancac ination of the beautiful place took his gan brathen whom he mistook' tien inboard HS"Gommiice wonna to be ave It] banking fait Ie Gaston' By] hold of on and was wi great) it ce, bro tine, whom he mlrook Se Gonta"suarlaenh ihe Games wet 2 Mat the ni of tone hee da he pee) cee uy so ates ath Ott for panne. Thi was the any [the Chuae Cert ses bt tes a fe gri wen tire: ov i er n't a ak de gen aero First Inculeate Hatred (en oat el he beans aod A Rialionttts Obtsal ant Second ecm were excreta i Suan Harbour when te than that wu beget ain Mate, with the ce a
made for the boycott of the future, Bank of Taiwan to withdraw their] persuaded Judge Ling Piao, for-While preparations are being few Chinese have hurried to the The Chekiang tay Seantly grinded by four armed men,{ Teas was behaving in a avapiclous 1 eparations: ving few Chit na ure he Chekians wemment to the bridge, where they were con- watchman signal "3 4 Publ ante wi braced money. Dut iti tid that aln ery of the Ivovnoal Court The thee Horopean enginacrs were) Manner and was making for Blas forced! to 0 below be the engine: BAS. 'The Youngehing immediately how, ard the apark of hatred for [one-tenth of the deposit ofthe Shanzhat, me sate heaps oe ree he' Japanese "Tanied if possible, bane were removal" during the of Wokong in which district Mokan- 0" The ofoers were then order [40 out to intercept the Tuan and, Tntil it bosomes a whiterhor tame week Just cued. han i situated. Getting Into tovcn [SH £9 take the ship to Blay Bay, after following behind her for soma Tountait high. The trath is, the Every day oe two Marshal Li Chi- with him by longeaistance telephone ssiivee Based, GON ImanaNe to crerhanl tac, Municipal "kuomintang knaver full son issues" some freak "order, of three of wt made an appoint: B been granola rte well that the average individual makes" some "new declaration," all leat Friday, "We made the 2 means and posers, [clove ty. Thereupon. the pleates pute ae es re ies teers oe Lk ies' came were rane Th arca: Theeunon the tes wards the Japanese, june duty of the. teca govern te ear ran WERE two European oticers and suitensee a tevt of all, for mont to. prvect the lives an pros ithe same day. We #1¥en Ro o ° tfed with "valuables. into. some Otherwise no retaliatory measures perty of all Japanese subjects. A avraiting THe it very desteuetive, ued With valuables, into roma Which the Party muy" adopt wil [few says ag> for te oF- earl apout a proftabte amd pleas] TREY stashed open a of of cargo ]Of the shiv's bouts and put off ect with complete success." dered apecint guards to be stationed sant threw hour in" the. yamen, Which they made no attempt to take king a So itis that now amd. fright- ear the two land approaches to Jude Ling studied in An: vs dpdtinsdistely the pirates left the fully realistic bannets" are being Shameet to sce that home of this Germany and. was in Tegations in The, Team arrived at Blas Bay at Toan, the remainder of the ship Atretched. across thy " principal [race are molested as they enter oF Austria and other European coun. 10 Sslock yesterday morning. ofoers took control and brought thoroughfares to draw the. atten-[Ieave the foreign crmcesson. [ries He apeakn English and other When it wax observed that the] Her to, dropping het anchor. jon of, those passing by to the] Duly Cautions Buropean laniua is 4 British destroyer Somme was lying] The Customs launch sent off two)
ruths" which the Municipal Kuo- lepneate Unde Cent delightful conversationalist, ut anchor at the entrance to the landing-particu, one under the com-infang wishes to implant in the Despite assurances given by thei' He spoke frankly about Mokan- bay, the pirates turned the ship mand of Captain W. H. Poole and popular mind. 'Thus His that the Chinese author tien that they have chin ami seems enthosiaatic abou: lost and lowered two ife-ets, in the other in-charge' of the Second Moving fae ein ed wit woting fear Taare eatin aang the sac Seveoped an which they "paced seer Chins [Oi Po Shaw," anne ides which deal blows with the in Canton are keeping pretty close proved. No sudden. sweeping passengers together with the chief party way ulto despatched from the fan! which are to Shameen now, very few sentue- changes are. contemplated and. the|oficer, fe. Ax Lil, ils, the second British destroyer the street to] ing to walk about ju the native city esere will go on this. year. very offer, Mr. J. G, Forster, and about give much thought to the Tainanfu Three Japanese Customs employees much ay it has in the past. Judge $4.00 worth of loot they had got Chinese Passenger Killed auction, whereas up to now he has from Wachow came down here only Ling' administration will begin to together, The pirates succeeded in reaching Buen altogether indifferent. yesterday, fearful that they may be|take over certain things for which Landing parties from IL M. S.] the shore ahead of their pursuers, An appeal fs being directed al- the objects of mob violence i they municipal administration. should Somme were sent ashore ax soon] but the party from the Yeungshing ready by the Canton journals to the remain on duty." Chinese, too, 0f ths he noaponnible,=roads for instance, 3s it was observed that pirates were landed and continued to chase them buying public, oaking that one and higher-minder "type shake' theit|""gradoally relieving the com: [busy while a Chinese. Customs for a distance of four miler infant. fit shall use' subattotes for dap. heads: when they" read poses Uke inanity of such responsibility, which launch fave chaya to them and The pirates were most roluctane tht in the "Sow Kuo Yat Po" re-|houtd before long. make fe possible succeeded in rescuing the captives lo go of their hostages and. cone ferred to above, for they realize ty reduce the assessment for the ard some of the booty. tinued to urge them on, but, finding in stocks of Japanese mere! that such propaganda will stir the expenses of the Association. Judge Cat, Rocher that their pursuers wore gaining Tt cannot be denied that this propa: rabble to thoughts of violence if] Linge has been abroad for years and net Reqineeess Mery ground, ultimately they left the gunda is also having its effect. not murder. fully understands the desire of the In a graphic description of the Chinese passengers and British: reighers as swell as the Chinese [piracy the third engineer, Int. J. J. elficers ta make their escape as A Blood-Curdling Cry for antumer rear. He will have an Thompson, relate best they could. One Chinese written these per articles USING RES there as much as possible himself, asleep on the poopideck when 1 fell a height of 200 feet and was. MINING PROGRESS IN itlice on the mountain and will stay] "I and the chief engineer were Passenger was pushed over a cliff, have tot. the individual. Jupaneee MANCHURIA rakeried by Me. Forster, the killed. surety anes But in Uh aition No magistrate in the pant [second officer. who, in a state of Eventually the rescue party front of the "law Kuo Yat Po" of the Drainage and Repair Work Aouh-—and et it be kept in ireeree a fo far as 1 know, and 1 have knwen covaiderable excitement, said that the Yeungshing came up with the 7. the mountain fox 130 years, has pirates had appeared on the boat, released captives, the pirates make that thia is the Flooded South Oyama Pit -aten any active interest in the "Keeping together, we proceeded mz good their exeape.
of the ay 24, [report and it augurs well for the along the deck until we saw: the ing the pirates who took part re, it may be said, ix a gor sent journal-—in large print ap~ trees together on the poop-deck, that he had participated in urs the blowd-curdling statement, the firearms having boot taken Running and "Hong Pong FWe must not rest until we have from them. piracies. From the description killed all the Japanese." ogress ant for tke our-auer, "Still keeping toxethe xciven by My, Thompson he seems Good use is being made by the expect ts commence propugandiats vf the Japanese re- the course of the susimer. the benefit of their knowledge and myself hast was acquitted of a charge of piracy, feneion ay usual) 7rteetion the chief, engine to resemble one of the men who Turned students, who frequently con- The drainage and repair work and perience in close cooperation ©@, but I was quickly seized by in the Sunning trial-Reuter.
ihute to the columns of one or at the South Oyama Shaft, which] with the trical government. T hope nother ec the vernacular paper, [wus Gooded recently, has mow' pro-]ic mean that our fellow Chines] rathas'd One of them, also writing in. the grosse] so far that about 709 tors pexidente will cooperate more close- Nothing will prevent visitors from lun Kus ut Po," urges the eessa- of oval are produced daily. Of the fy with the foreigners in making of filing the houses, enjoying enchant- NATIONALISTS AND tion of personal uy well a3 business [500 victims of the diaastor only $$ ing strolls through the feather MOKANSHAN Felationship with the Japanese. If Doles have 40 far been recover: bamboos, a daily plunge in the pool, tone hus a Japanese friend, let him in the course of the restoration short walks around the Tah San "eat" him dead. Let all Japanese work. The expenses for new i " lo" and to the picnic grounds Scheme to Buy Back Foreign-Books und art objects be destroyed, stellations at the colliery for the Joctar. fon the peak, with louver ones. to owned Property 1 And so far us possible Japanese cul- financial year 1929 have been fixed:. points of interest inthe many Turat atlucnce must be wiped out. at Y-8,000,009, of which ¥. 2,000,000 Transportation as Usual picturesque valleys. Hangchow, May 26, When the Fookshiu Mara dropped has been allocated for the wow opex- Railway employees tell us that Mr. Chu Chia-hun, Commissiones anchor in the Canton Barbyar' ne [out working, Y- LON0ND for ay. Administration is plan- of the Civil Affairs Department of Gay during the past week, her cap- oils hale blast, Y. for al ning U" maintain the usual trans- iti i, left for Mokanshan yesters tlh found ty his, surprise and now electric power-house, and Y. 1: port Judge Ling THEWORLD RACE gay marder personally to ascertain that neither for love for] 000,000 for public works.—Rauter." Nesures protection and expresses the Tokyo, May 21, the amount of real-estate owned by could he get evolves to {sw the mountain full of The committee of Judres la the foreigners in and around Mokane Unloai Ker. The Fookshiu Mare strumer visitors. At present here "Jiji's round-the-world race has [S22 fame la at a bad time anyway, the Acorns every reason to think that] deeded to award a prize of Yen] The project is to recommend the 'Tsaap, Yin union ut cargo handlers people can seo in perfect safety. The 3100 to Mr, Toichira Araki who Chikiang Provincial Government to-Having just been exchanging blows aq it was r telegram' office is to be opened, 30] spent 233 days, 16 he.. 32 min, 29 repurchase any such foreign-owned: with it rival, the Tung Tax usin. where it unloaded 4,509, tons of "sa-] that touch with the outside world sec. on the tone and spent Yen property from thole present, owe little are of far too fe 2 gad". lat 9,063.88.—Tola, ors—Kuo Wen. not be lest. Let us hupa
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