Hankow, July 8.
An effort to make contact with Mr.
1. Samset, the Norwegian missionary who was captured by bandits on uly 5, will be made by Messrs, A, Carlson, of the Norwegian Lutheran Mission, and G, Tonner, a Swedish missionary, who' are leaving Hankow this morning for Macheng, in north-feast Hupeh, where Mr. Samset has been located. Two hundred bandits, it is reported, are now concentrated east of Macheng, near the border—Reuter. tendency {0 insist on their own Fights and to ignore Japan's Asked how far the Japanese soldiers were authorized io go in such cases, Gen, Matsumura avoided a direct answer,* but said they had been taught to regard their weapons as being as precious as life and to protect "them in the same way.—United Press, When it was Peiping, July 10. law did not apply" replied:—"You should get permission,
against morality." He declined, how-otherwise I ie against our wil, ever, to grant. permission to. take Phatographe "when the bey of ore Fespondents asked for it, saying war a matter for the dicer in charge the parade.—Reuter.
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