Peking, Jan. 3.
Nearly all British and American nationals have now withdrawn from the interior of Fukien, but there fare still a few at Kutien and Ming-tsing, in the Min River region, and fat several places along the coos South of Foochos. The British missions at Amoy have ordered all British missionaries to come into the Kulangsu International Settlement, with the exception of three Both Kulangsu and Nantai_are quiet, but anxiety is felt concerning housing, health and police problems in the event of a further influx of Chinese refugees.—Reuter.
Fukien's Terms to Canton Canton, Jan. 3.
Unconfirmed reports state that Foochow has proposed new terms to Canton for abstaining from attack, including a demand for the continuation of Canton's former monthly military contribution of }$800,000 for the 19th Route Army, special loan of $1,000,000 to be remitted to Fukien at the Canton Government's earliest _gonvenience, Jand permission to Fukien to ellis recruits in Kuangtung for the 19th Route Army. The rebels, it is stated, have further suggested that, in return, Canton can send representatives to be stationed at Foochow, Amoy, and Changchow to observe Fukien's military and poli-
ino troops are moved to the Kuang-tical tivities, to make, sure, tha tung bords Fokien, itis intimated, is_most willing to leave Canton alone in the present war with Nanking, provided Canton shares the finan-1 responsibility for the movement.—Reuter.
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