The present excitement capital here is over the d a nulitary captain, Yuan Hsianz, the Canadian Hospital, He was wounded in the recent figthti hospitals in Teg was necess was experienced get~ necessary consent. of friends as well as the usual written word absolving hospital and doctors From responsibility. In. spite of all that could be "one for him the wnfortunate man died, Then the Zeiends of the family commenced trouble and the military authorities ordered an enquiry. It was easy fo be seen at the enquiry that the prosecution was in the hands of Jabid anti-Christian forces who paid their respects. to foreigners general inno unc*stain mantel with big title, "Foreign Doctors kill The newspapers came out yesterday their Patient." Be it said to the credit of Marshal Lui Wen-hue Whose officer the deceased was, that he gent a message to the court stating "that doctors could not always save their patients, that the 2uth. Army had used the hospital great deal and received much Benefit, that they would in fatare military troubles require to use it Again, and that the incident should be closed." The opposition, however, seem to have a different" opin and are claiming $2,000 damay from the hospital. Of course will not be paid ud the opposition Ts expected soon to die down. The spirit of the Chinese doctors at the enquiry was very fine, they backed up the foreign doctors at every Point, and testified that all was done that could be done. However, when critics wish to oppose they are not ready to listen to reason or truth, The tension caused by the northern Japanese invasion is quite evident here and it would be very easy for a wave of antisforeixnisi to spread.
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