Kulangsu, June 13.
'The refugee situation is relieved a tittle and the people, at Jeast, are off the streets, their numbers' are decreasing. The last few days has seen.a decrease of one bag of rice per day being cooked to feed the destitute, On'June 15, Europeans will "be allowed to eross to Amoy. The passports of all those who wish to go have been sent to the H.M. Consulate to be forwarded to the Japanese Consul for endorsement, On the 21st, Chinese will be allowed to cross but everyone must be inoculated against plague, typhoid and cholera. The Japanese doctors at the Japanese hospital are besieged daily with crowds and 20,000 persons have re~ ceived treatment, Five days must elapse between ench injection, Leat matting has come from Foochow and mat sheds are being erected at. various points on the island to relieve the congestion and allow the vacating of many private houses and the churches. 'These light airy' structures in this warm weather' will decrease the probability of contageous diseases which is the bogey that everyone dreads.
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