Arrangement for Ca-ordinating therefore, show determination to carry principles and, at the same treat them with civility lest our actions be misconstrued.
It has come to my notice that a number of buildings belonging to foreign merchants and missionaries are still being occupied by our troops. This must not continue.
"Now, be it onlered that wherever oar troops go they are not to billet. in foreign or missionary houses. If any foreign houses are still occupied, they are to be vacated a8 soon as possible. Furthermore, full protection must be acconled to all foreigners who may come to our place, Under no conditions shall injury to peaceful foreigners be tolerated. In case billeting in a foreign house is really unavailable, it must be done through peaceful negotiation with the owner concerned. Care should then be particularly taken that everything found in the house so occupied is well kept. Everything must be returned in ood order before leaving. Remember this is a matter of importance as it touches our good name. Let all give due attention and obey—Kuo Min.
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