Rewards for the capture, alive or end, of the leaders of the band of guerillas which has Intely been disputing railway communteaion be-{ween Peiping and Shanhaikuan have been offered by the local authorities in East Hopel.
'A sum of $1,000 is promised for the capture alive of the leaders, who umber about a dozen, and $900 if they are taken dead.
'On August 31 guerillas tore up the: track on either side of Tientsin, bringing railway raffle from Peiping Shanhaikuan, to a standstill for more than five, hours, 'They also tore up' the track at fangehuan, half way between Tien-sin and Peiping, and set fre to the ation, after which they attacked the Japanese garrison near by, necessitate ing land reinforcements and air units rom Peiping—Reuter,
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