Tokyo, Nov. 7.
The Moscow correspondent of the Tokyo "1 4 lehi Nichi", who arrived at Matzevskaya to-day, reports he Soviet authorities are vendering every aid to the 121 Japanese wor men and children who have been Jevacuated to Soviet territory Manchuli. The refugees have bec offered sleeping-quarters in way coaches and Russian physicians and 1g for those in bad All the refugees escaped with lout practically an; of their bel ings. They tell vivid stories of t mutiny of the railway guards une der Genera] Wu Teh-lin at Mane troops, known ax the sungkiang volunteer Army," "tei, [hull on September 27, saying thas fon that the Japanese Consul, are alleged" to have comh-Mr. Yamasaki, Captain Obar chief menced the levying of heavy fof the military" mission, and (Cap-taxes, causing @ panic amongst tai Uno, commander of the Japa. in' offelal'Manchukus cee inhabitants, "Tt [to the headquarters' of General, Wit ness frontier guards, were summysned ere that the [Teb-lin's troops and maltreated by Commerce of Paicheng held [the soldiers." Mr. Yamasaki" was Imecting at" which resolutions Benton and" Kicked, "his. glasses were passed demanding that Knocked off and his wight eye: me Gen, Pua surrender immediately Jured. to the Japanese Army.—United Press.
General Wu Teh-lin demanded that the Japanese frontier guards should Chinese Besiege Tsitsihar has been raging between the Chin: rom Heilungkiang, severe Right Aorel 1 ea Chinese telegram Joe troops under' Commander' Po Finechan, 'a tuberin of Ssu along the' Tetsihar-Keshan, fa ing-men, and the Japanese forces
gram adds that the Japanese ave the lat few days he tele. essly outnumbered by General Ping-wen's troops, Captai Uno ordered the guards to disa Tapanese. re nts withdrawing ansulate, where fuge,, were strict armed "rebels" ani prevented from taking their belong ies with then, Mr. Yamasaki and [Captain Uno were then detained at heavily' besieged by the 'Chinese the Japanese Consulate, troops' and "that if no" Japenese Mr. Yamasaki reports that the reinforcements arrive, Tsiteihar will [number of Japanese who have fall shortly. evacuated Manchuli and withdrawn According to a telegram from the to Soviet territory comprise headquarters of the Commander. children and Of women, He deelé Chief of the Kirin Self-Defence that 245 other Japanese. ate til Army, Fuchin was occupied by the being detained by General Ssu Ping-Kirin forees on October 26 after a|wen's cops. fierce engagement with the Japanese reported from Changchun {troops in which the latter lost many that the Japanese and Manchukuo tilled and wounded dogates who are bei sent to Another Chinese reports say that the Japanese troops at Yihsien on negotiate with Gener) la Ping-wen, ithe Jehol-Manchukuo border have nationals detained at Mancha Foloase of the Japanes been encircled by Chinese volunteers lfniinr consist of 18 representatives jand that Japanese reinforcements of the Kuantung "Army and the Ihave been sent form Chinchow to Stanchakuo Foreign Ofice, headed Reuter.
Fire to lieve the sittation~|Ey" Gane Ahir orate bare arty are expected to leave Bandit Raid on Railway Jon Tuesday and Welbe three separate groups and will Tokyo, Nov. 5. [pi proceed to. eater, Despatches received here to-day Japanese Loan to Manchukuo tell of a daring outrage perpetrated by 60 mounted bandits' who made a Tokyo, Nov. 7. sudden, unexpected descent on the A. syndicate of leading Japanese portant. jun ion of the jing- banks has tentatively agreed to loan at and South Manchuria railways Manchuria Yen 30,000,000 at 5 per shortly after midnight. ent, rest, with the issue 'The' band! shot three railway {at, Jemployees to death, among them be-'The loan, which will be redeem ing the deputy station-matter. They fable in five years, will be occured set fire to the station and three per fon the Manchurian salt and opium sons, trapped in the burning build-|revenve. ing, were burnt to death. The sta-Tt is reported that the Yokohama tion was completely destroyed. wede Bank will invite the British, 'A goods train which was about to French and American members of leave the station for Dasren had a|{he consortium to participate in the narrow escape, steaming off a! full Rent speed as the bandits made their attack.—Reuter, Harbin, Nov. 4.
Messages from points along the western Chinese Eastern railway indicate that a garrison of Japanese Jand loyal Manchukuo troops. at holding Antachan against. treme cus odds. to @ Chinese report several high Gov-is have petitioned to ithe Government for amnesty. for [Chen Chi-cheng. Chen was recently sentenced to seven years" imprisonment. ian District Court for murdering the late Shantung warlord, Gen, Chang: Chung-chang,
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