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ete Sear Sino-Fapanens toxic: rived by the "Gneaenns on Tues ater' Nee tip around the For East.
The Gneisenau arrived off Woo sung on Saturday, August 14, when the air raids resulted in tremendous sloughier outside the "Palace and [Cathay Hotels, and at the Great World, As information on the loca! situation was serious. the German liner proceeded to Japan without landing. passengers here.
Shanghai, Aug. 25, Through the steels of" the Settle vent in the carly hours of the morn Inge went tong procession yesterday of Rowing Club racing shells on the Shoulders of coolies, "The. Club's pavilion on Soochow Greek was con Hered too dangerous a site for the valuable property so on Sunday the evacuation began. By yesterday lover lurly shells had been carried {ov the. Shanghai Cricket Club. in the Reerentlon Ground. Too long 10 transported in trucks, the shells Were hoisted on to the shoulders. ccoolles, ILis the frst time that boats nto the Mace The Rowing Club looked deserted yesterday." But although "A" Come any, the Jewish Company and. all the acting boats have been evacuated, the Mery old No. 1 laodah has no Intention of teaving. "Asked. If he would leave, he expostulated "Splose 1'g0 who man Tooksce!" He has long guarded. the Club's premises and. fitted thing ike war'in the vicinity was beside the point in his opinion.
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