FOREIGNERS, Texas Oil Ca. Employee in Serious Condition Strange Extortion Case in Mukden Mukden, June 17.
George Alfred Flynn, a 27-yearjold American from New Hampshire, who is employed by the Texas Oil was seriously wounded by bandits. who broke to his home in Mukden early" this 'o|stabbed him in the abdomen with a. short broad-headed spear.
Flynn and his wife were then bound and gagged and thrown on the bed while the three bandit sacked the house(aft decamped with cash, jewellery and Mrs. Flynn, after struggle Jdrove to Dr. Ulrieh's house for aid land then to the American Consulate where she summoned the American Vice-Consul, Mr. Monroe Hall, The wounded man was promptly removed to the hospital where. he tended by expert surgeons," At this morning it was announced that his wounds, though serious, would not necessarily prove fatal innless infection developed.
It is ex ted that a month in the 1 will be required for his complete cure—Reuter, Mukden, June 14.
M, Andre Boixo, a. local Fromch resident, and his" wire and. nes children' have been area ta tite cath unless cash Is went stance spot not far From thes You "A" Telicn, which was Set at the door, of "their heme sao Shab" evening, directs that $25,000 be Get Fveredto a messenger, adding that Boixo. most send" $50,000" and free the pole arrest the mone
OF this is not pai we shall send goa gri oath pal though the childsén at prong sate, concludes the lette "df the money is "Chinese Patriots" all your family.'
The only, other known occasion when local foreigners. have received this type of attention was last month when a prominent American. received a similar request for contribution accompanied by dire threats—Reuter.
Bandit Leader Killed Mukden, June 18, It is reported, that Pei Pactien, chief of the bandits who kidnapped land held Mh Pawley and Relations Essay Contest of the) Utsid The results of the International] ME. Charles Corkran for" ransom chwang last year, was Peking, Rotary Club were announced Jat Wednesday's meeting of the Club Jat the Wagons-Lits Mr. Liu Cheng-chun, as hundred odd killed "wh laws under the notorious Lao Pel feng on the morning of June 13.
The clash took place near Shwangne iversity, 'a member yea graduating class of the hohe University of Peking tied for, the second place, splitting the
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