Harbin, July 1.
The influx of Japanese to Harbin and the evacuation of foreign urehasers is making the situation still more dimeult for foreigners remaining Inthe city and In cons been_announced 16 are leaving for their country at the end of this month, Their Government: has agreed to ist them, by advancing a certain percentage of the railway fares. By special permission seventeen Latvians and Lithuanians will join the party so as to benefit by the reduced fares which are given by the railway com-Panles to such a large party.. Many of these Estonians were born in Harbin or have been here for more than 20 years, but they now ud It imposstbie to earn a: living,
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