Rouse purpares han hat brovsht Innow by rail from Shansi and Increase in Motor Trasfie The Increase of motor traffic has of course increased the number of faceldents in the city. The other day large lorry full of Government clerks returning, from, the railway station turned right over when attempting too high a speed. Eighteen casualties were brought into the mission hospital of whom two died the same day. On the whole traffic regulations are obeyed but there area Tot of ignorant cyclists who go where they please and one necessary reform is to stop these from riding fon the sidewalks, the people sit at their tables without speaking a word. Everywhere you go fully 60 per cent, of the people are Japanese and the few foreigners who remain in the city, feel that they are being ousted and that their presence is not wanted. The White Russian clement, who imagined that the Japanese came for the purpose of restoring the Russian Empire, now see that they were mistaken and that, they are no more wanted than the Soviet citizens who operated the railway. Foreigners who visited Harbin in former days find enormous changes and feel that they are in Japan and not in Manchoukuo.
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