Nanking, Oct. 31. loss to know why they were The members of the Hopei Pro-escorted by the police and even vincial Government Executive Com-objected to this procedure.
The mittee were appointed by the Stat> sagacity of the Japanese oflcials Gouneit to-day. Most of them are insisting upon military eon-, Mukden nominees. ditions is proved by this out-|" sak which shows how near apparently peaceable savage head hunter of ten years ago.
Schools in the Village The National Government has sued an instruction to the Hop yovineial Government stating that the petition of the Hopei Provinei Government t> move the provin 'There are two schools at Musha.' granted, at any rate for the time, One is an ordinary Japanese Pri-' being—Renter.
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