Compensation Paid by the Japanese Authorities Hankow, July 7.
The final curtain was rung down yesterday afternoon on the coolie ease which has been the Anse of the anti japanese agitation here for several months. ion of the coolie's relatives, and it was also agreed that the Japanese firms would reinstate all their employees who had gone on strike.
On the Chinese side the Foreign Minister guaranteed that anti Japanese movements in the Wuhan. cities. would immediately cease—Reuter, Winn a view to taking over the ipping departments of the Customs Service, the Chiaotungpa reported to have decided to establish vigation administration offices mus ports of importance. fathers of the American Revolution took in the ease of the French correspondents."
"Now take the case of Dr. Gilbert Reid, for instance. Dr. Reid was deported from China by th> American Government for his 99- position to American participation in the World War. Since the American Government could deport Dr. Gilbert Reid from China, there is no reason why it could not deport Hallett Abend."
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