Hangchow, Aug. 5.
The situation in Hangchow is now quiet, but the students continue to Tage against the C.M.S. Hospital, although the local "press strongly jeondemns the raid of Sunday night.
Four threats are fairly commonly weard, vi (1)' To set fire to the Hospital.
(2) To capture several more loyal members of the Chinese staff.
(3) To capture Dr. S._D. Sturton, Dean of the Medical School.
Tokyo, Aug. 5—This morning, while baldie on" air pageant Tokorozawa to commemorate the past. viethme of aviation, an aero~ Plane collided. with the rope of an (4) To capture Mr. S. M. Main, Business Manager of the Hospit Mr. Wang Dao-fu, the Medi School Proctor, has received a threatening letter written by Sorervation balloon and severed ft,|stodents staying at the Lawyer's The aeroplane crashed. The pilot
injured: The balloon Followed by an. Siomotle was killed and the of rapher ate Tt - is thus -that Reuter's: Pacific Service.
Two Nuses Captured by Mob but Rescued by Police Peking, Aug. 4.
A message from Chekiang states that a mob yesterday raided the C. M.S. hospital at Hangchow, capturing two male nurses, who were somewhat ill-treated, They! were eventually rescued, without having suffered any serious injuries, by the Chinese police, who now have rot to protect the hospital Reuter's
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