Foreign Cemetery Desecrated A Study in Contrasts: Nobody.
During Anti-Foreign Outbreak Interested in Them Frou A Conusroxnent From Ove OWN Coumsronnmer The pictures reproduced on this page are from Pakhoi, a treaty port in the Tongking Gulf, South China, fa city with 12 foreigners and approximately 40,000 Chinese habitants, During the anti-foreign troubles there the foreign cemetery also received its share, It ix a small place, just outside the city, and contains the graves of about 20 foreigners, four only of which have been left' undisturbed by the sol~ diary. For the rest, headstones and crosses have been broken down, cement slabs penetrated, and even Tsingtao, June 1.
weeks ago. a'purty of Chinese soldiers shuMled down to meet the night train from Tsinan! carrying with them twenty strvtchers. On being questioned as to the use of the same they could give only vague and indifferent replies; the hospitals at Tsinan were being cleaned out of old eases Jetting ready for casualties from the new battles and these twenty were being sent to Tsingtao, their old home. No one showed any interest in them and they were detrained and carried off with ax lit-
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