ment unconnected with the prop.r 7 ems an infringeme ard will be dealt with 7, were relented yesterday after!
had given their word net to again until the strike way T treat the people frankly ard snishmer: the vaziovs groups ive due warning before imperirg
are moved called off, On Tuesday two hesvehold employees mareger of ithe Marufacturing 'The former Cabinet Minister, the Earl of Crawford, speaking at' Gil-bingham said that the time had esme for the British Government to give clear gnd unmistakable warning to Russia that continued organiza: tion of anti-British attacks in Chi-ya, India and elsewhere would result the breaking off of Anglo-Russian diplomatic relations, Britain was tiring of these underhand and under ground attacks, he declared, and wen determined to end them—Reu=
London, July 14. cure that they will refrain' from ce plicating the situation, The advo of cor troops it coly to exsvr ple. As it is neces-the diact condition of this district and ertabiieh peace ard order, earnestly % pectic th on the premaigation of this pr ination, sll lawless perrons or untsirables of any atreciation who dare to trarseress the law will be shot rdarce with martial Taw. Let the peerie bear this in mind as my words will ed into action, if the Atoat 870 Fengtien scidicre, who came by train ard meter bux (ook up station in the Szechcer. Guild off Kiangwan Read yesterday.
The police at West Hongiew Sta-Sected the reienve from Cha-through the covrtecy of the military. of an employee of the £i-! Jectrie'ty Dept. who was kidnapped en Saturday.
'A houstbcy in the employ of Mr. Tiefentacher, 860 Averce Haig hi ret been een since Menday—it is believed tat he kas keen kidnapped, ryant of some thaw Garders, was enticed by £0} reed friends to a moter car and ken away.
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