A company of soldiers at Yalu who are there to repair the railway case of an emergency, are accused of robbing refugees' who are passing by. We shall try to have the soldiers removed on our arrival at Bukutu, if these reports are true.
We continue to pass great mumbers of people fleeing from Bukuto. There are along with them carts and wagons filled with Chinese soldiers carrying much bedding and baggage. Here and there are also fages in the mountains. These are groups of Chinese soldiers on horse-destitute of adequate clothing and back. They are stopping both Chin-food. Some are in desperate condi-lose and Russians, and, it is feared, m, robbed of clothing, food and|are looting. Groups of horses ai what little money they had. Tt is|eattle are being driven into ti claimed that some, even children, mountains and it appears that (were left almost naked in the cold|are being driven there by mou: by those who robbed them. soldiers. We can see from the
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