Hankow, Oct. 28.
Foreigners in Hankow are learn ing that the good old days are in-dowd things of the pact, and that. annoyance and even forcible interference with their rights may be expected during this transition stage. Recent happenings in the world of sport, following on the unauthorizell seizure of stocks at the American Drug-store and the Rus-ian Club Store, will serve dicate the present trend of events.
It is not always safe to link happenings here together as links in a chain, because there ix so. much that ix haphazard in the actions of the authorities, Though let it be understood that the authorities tended are not the higher authori-who are showing a fine sense of responsibility for the maintenance of the general peace, but the Tittle jackain-office who are here to-day' and gone to-morrow. The. smaller the man, the more likely he to make trouble
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.