Hankow, Dee, 2 sen activity of the Japanese minutes {0 get off the premises, curding to information obtained today from Me. J.C. Terry, America nonager of the pla iby" land and sea, Tt-is reliably. re-|, srved this morning along. the ported that Weihsien, Fallway town between an important peiping-Munkow rullwray near Chane Tringtso and lie), where the Japanese bombarded 'A group of Chinese oticers and men carrying supply of dyn mite ook possession of the plant, he said, trid ordered him and his assistants to leave at once.
Hurricdly gathering their belong: ings, the plant employees. left the building; immediately after. they Tsinanfu, was bombed on Sunday, and that a bridge on this side of Weihsien has been blown up by the Chinese to delay the advance of the Japanese, Chinese oMlelats ere deny the -|allegation that they intend blowing up. the waterworks. All officials, they say, are to slay at their posts, plosion. were out the Chinese set off the ex-land the noyly-appointed Commis-
four years ayo at a cost of{ Will remain in Tsingtao even it sioner of Police, Col. Lise An-pang, $3,500,000, the power plant was regarded as a model for such struc: {tures in China—Domei Japanese troops reach the city. With this in view, Col, Liao is said fo have made his will, ing of the boom sneross the harbours all vessels are inverous Chinese position, These operations seem to indicate that the Topanese ure planning a movement southward on Chengchow in order come into possession of the Important junction of the railway running from east to west fand to. the Peiping-Hankow railway Funning from north to south, On the Hangchow front, Japanese advance detachments have reached Fuyang on the Nanchang railway cancer The Tine are which was badly damaged a few days. 'aR0 when the Chinese tried to blow up.
Russian and German volunteers are mainly engaged in patrolling the The only casimlly so. far among the foreign volunteers Russian, who was slightly injured by Fleochet bullet,
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