Peiping, July 13.
With tension unabated after five nights of- intermittent firing, many hundreds of Chinese and Japanese residents this "morning began exodus from the ancient capital, The Japanese contingent was led families of the South Manchuria Railway Company's employees here who left for Dairen, Hours before the departure of the morning train for Mukden, a huge Chinese throng battled to gain entrance into the Peiping-Lisoning Railway station.
The Peiping-Liaoning Railway began to operate on a rain-a-day schedule, with Japanese crews manning the trains,
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