According to news received here regular aviation service between Peking and. Peitaiho has been.
'A plane will make the journey' {from Peitaiho to Peking and back twice a week, on Mondays and Fridays, starting from Peitaiho at 9 o'clock in the morning—Reuter. waters. Cooped in small cells, with but an inch or two of space I lat the top above the water, men were desperately clinging to fe, screaming like trapped rabbits. With not enough free space to keep their entire heads above the surface, these men were semi-floating, just part of their faces visible," It seemed impossible, however to brea through to them, and it was not long before the screams were choked loft for ever by the rising flood.
"In another instance a whole {family were trapped when they were endeavouring to salvage a few possessions from a flooded house. A part of the structure collapsed, trapping them through jamming the jonly door.
"As usual in tim ike this, white-sla their appearance. They are en-Jdeavouring to buy up young girls lof prepossessing appearance from the refugees. With nothing in the [world left but a daughter, some of [the poor are falling into this trap. Happily the authorities are awar> lof "this situation and are watching closely for such offenders."
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