There is no mistake that Marshal Chany and the Mukilen authorities have it in for Karakhan and most of the Soviet officials in China, Recently the Mukden vice-consul Was given 21 hours to leave the Which he did. Hix wife! Jowever did not leave, and. the authorities on learning this escorted; er to Harbin where she stayed a few: then escorted to Manchouli. Levin, consul, is alleged to have! tively mixed in a plot to shal Chang by means of! an infernal machine, whether—this echo of the Burlakoff sensati ix not stated though Burlakolt still imprisoned at Mukden and apparently no hurry is being taken] in having the man tried.
the changing of the Soviet} Consul General at Mukden by] Karalchan has likewise not pleased the Chinese authorities for Mr.
Krotovestky was well like by the Julter and a man of moderate views, the tecum tenons who was an erstwhile secretary at the Consulate apparently not liked at all, and to] all intent und purpose diplomatic tions have entirely broken off him, Tt seems now only a matter of time, now that the National Army has been driven from Peking that Karakhan will Teave the Capital of China for good] and all, no further execution in the! Harbin aal since Korniloftthe famous "bandit pai the" extreme Penalty, for it will be remembered hat the Tartar murderer tar take & dose of strychi tions stored amongst the seaweed awin ' Kuominchun, that as all of the original cargo was nou removed some of the munitions were carelessly left on board, thus leacing tw the eonvietint of the being then to the Further executions prisoners may, however, be Shortly and among these the ment-here of the famous 21 gang, who fons in the Log The laz of the Oleg states that, on January 25, orders were received ave been found guilty of several take sua cargo of scriveed destined vital murders, the rejection their second appeal to the Supreme Court being expected in the near for Tientsin. "This work was completed on January 29 and after necessary port formalities had future.
Gambling Again complied with the steamer sailed for the south, The cargo weighd and vel was 12
Though the Harbin Police' authorities refuse to hear any propositions concerning the reopening, of Clubs for eardplaying ete, the} same cannot he said about other reported in the water. This fixuce:
tered to 14 feet, Next day the engineer trouble and the towns in the Railway Area. After) vessel to Ulysses Bay and left prolonged negotiations a group ofthe next day.
On February 7 they! Harbiners have—obtained the|came to Taku Bur, where the agent exclusive right to open a club for Roulette. Chemin-de-for and oth ames of chance. The permission has been granted for three months the concessionaire ix forced to} pay $420 daily for his monopoly. He hus taken the Manchurian Club'
Castors officer boarded them, they' healed northwards} 1th day they arrived card rooms for monthly rental of $150 on ing the size of Harbin no doubt as; much as $1,000 a day would be paid by some or the other party to get a monopoly for eardplaying in this town, and as the Police Administration is always so hard up for funds to even pay ite officers with regularity, $80,000 a month. would help them out a good deal deal Resides putting a stop to all ili the Vth, they made Viudivoxgok on the 18th. our days later workmen camel Jon board to change the cargo to the tween deck and it was discovered: that one of the iron beams in the hold had been bent by reason of the: Weight resting upon it. Two days lays later the workmen began to discharge the caro. On February} 7 and 28 they shipped timber an Exist and where all sort of trickery, iyjom March 1 the iron bes paired. On March 5 they discharg-and roguery go on. ed the seaweed from hold No. 2 The death of Mr. Dudley Brookes and later took on a new cargo of st the Chinese Customs Service oe-seaweed which was placed in hold curred at Harbin a few days ago No. 1. On March 7 they left for from tuberculosis. Mr.
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