juanchow, June 12. The fears of the city fathers of Linanchow who about three weep ks ago telegraphed for mil tary succour which did not come, have been cal ized, The city has been taken by. bandits; detachment of the Tuth army that has run amok. It was against these that the locs al Zoldiers and red spears made move about a month go, and after Coming in contact with them in the mountains beat a hasty [Plenty of Ways of Absorbing i Decline in Propaganda Pow un Own Commesronvent Hangchow, June 18.
Present-day ups and downs of Hangchow life call for little comment. There is a cessation of the propaganda activity so rampant this time last year. The Japanese incident in Shantung has, undoubted. ly, produced a jarring disappointment, especially to juvenile enthusiasts. Recently, a large mass meeting Was arranged to discuss the oyeott, but, beyond some forcible-the _goneral good received from Chinese friends on the hill stating that the place is quiet and hoping for the return of the friends of years gone by. There have been a number of petty robberies during the year while foreigners were not there, but these thefts have been no more in evid-fence than during winters of the past. The military raid on the hill last year, which resulted in grave losses to' the property and effects of Gen. Chin Yur-ngoh and his officers, did not affect the general community. Especially, it was not ed, the Missionary Valley was not molested.
'Dr. Ken has pointed out in a letter' to the public that holders of lots
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