Shanghai, Sept. 1 A traveller who has reached Shang-from Nanking reports. that hel elled onthe fame rud as thal by the British the day following the alsace on Hil Excallency's car and the road pre sented the appearance of having been subjected: to heavy bombing.
Ten offenses wore specified as crimes punishable by death in proclamation. Issued by the Tocat Garrison Hendquarters on August 28, says a report to the Chinese press, The crimes are looting, incendlarsin, signalling. for the enemy, har ouring Walters. or bondi, illegal Postession of Arearms, poisoning, Tampering with communications and rafe facilities, polluting water sup-piles, rumour-mongering and other proven' acts of treason. "According the. proclamation, special patrol corps are in charge' of a strict en= forcement of the regulations,—Per~ of a clear breach of the jo executed on the spot.
He counted no less than 80 moter cars deceliet by the side of the road and the road self. was pitted with oles.
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