Steamship Companies' Request to Chinese General Harbin, Apr. 23, As it is expected that the Sungari iver will be free from "tee "and navigable within the next few days, coal steamship companies have' sent ating him to give their steamers Imperial. University, expresses. hi knowledge of the situation in Man-Square i, Up to she. present, the the other hsiens. Its chief headquartsincere desire that" the churia, has wantonly interfered in mumber of the famine people is over sate passage through the territory: People wil realise that Japan the incident with the result that its fers which were secretly established 9,490,000; and $100,000,000, in finder his contro! and. also to. pra, '€ain nothing whatever by quitting settlement has been made more and argent. ced. The same associa: Chengchow were raided on Ap! vide armed guards. for protection the League. more difficult, due to unnecessary ion has suggested (J) to distribute 10 when a large quantity of their against bandits. "The companies complications thus introduced, The official documents were seized. Sev-5 little reason for Japan to ithe urgent relief funds, (2) to have expressed their willingness reak with the international institu: agitators further think that, but for, shelters to women and chiron, Sod 605 [eral rebel, generale, Such as Li pay General Li Clu a percentage of tion, and predicts that Fapan. will the Legaue of Nations, the Man-the Commandant "of the til their freight charges. mot be able to get rid of "interfer-Jchurian incident would have been
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