During September 118 persons died fon the streets of Harbin, of which 105 men and six women were Manchoukuoans and two men and two women were Russians." These figures are very favourably compared with the month before, when the number of dead bodies picked up in the streets was well over 300, Now there are no complaints of dead bodies "being left several days the pavements as was the case a short time ago.
The Salvation Army The Salvation Army through one of its officers stationed in Japan, recently made investigations in Manchoukuo, and derided to con-Sider this country as a separate missionary fel, establishing stations under the control of the Japanese branch. It is expected that Lieut. Nagoshi shortly will visit Manchoukuo to enter into negotiations, behalf of Lieut.-Gen. Yamamuro, Commander of the Salvation Army in Japan.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.