Tientsin, Feb, 2, By onder of the State Council, the Municipality of Tientsin has prohibited the eirewlation of two well-known foreign papers, namely, the "North China Standar the "North China Star." The Post Office under ions not to allow the use of the mails for these two It ly stated in official circles that the two foreign papers have, ropeatedly given circulation to cated reports detrimental to the jovernment.—Kuo Min, we Boycott Peking, Feb. 7.
The wooden-cages, which had been placed at several principal places in the city by the local anti-Japanese pose of put= those merchants who handle Japanese goods, were recently withdrawn by ord of the Bureau of Publis ground that such Safely on the measure is to lynch which is con AntidJapanese Association standing committee meet at which were passed following resolutions as regards the punishment of the readers of the "Shuntien Shinpao," a Japanese owned journal.
(1)—Those, who read this nows-paper posted in the street, shall be ined, ranging from $1 to $10. to this paper shall be fined from $40 to $400.
W—Readers of the paper sold the street shall be fined from $10 to $50, (4)—Sellors of this paper shall either marched though streets or fined from $10 to $50.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.