Canton, Jan. 11.
After a delay of twelve hours owing to air-raid alarms, the refugee train which left Hankow on January 8 with about twenty foreigners, including the Italian Consul at Hankow, Signor Ferruccio Stefenelli, and the British Vice-Consul, Mr. J. P. Reeves, arrived here at five this at afternoon.
The train carried both Italian and British flags, and several Hankow residents took the opportunity of travelling with the officials, including Captain WET. Jones, former adviser to General Chang Hsueh-liang and ce-author of the well-known book, "Two Kingdoms"—an "Alice in Wonderland" version of the world
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