'As regards the fate of Mr. Teal Kung-chieh, the Nationalist" Commissioner of Foreign Affairs, the Japanese now fear that Mr. Tsai is dead. Apparently when' they took over the building in which he had his office he was not there, but during the fighting he attempter with a party of Chinese soldiers to enter or approach the Foreign Affairs Bureau, which Japanese soldiers were holding, and the whole party was mown' down with machine-guns. As already stated, his staff was protected" by the Japanese during the fighting.
The Chinese students and staff of the Peking Union Medical College yesterday cabled to the League of Nations as follows: "The Chinese people are indignant at the Tsinan Mfair, We appeal to you to stop Japan from further violence and aggression and to effect an ently and fair settlement."—Reuter,
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