Shanghai, Feb, 13.
Sixty-four foreigners, most of them connected with: the General Hospital, SUI remain in Wuhu, a spokesman for the Japanese Embassy announced Fast night. More than a half of this number—85.persons.—-are Spaniards, ko. added. Americans come next, witha contingent of 17 men and women.
Other foreigners include: Three Gerwans, three Frenchmen, one Briton, one Hallan, two" Hungarians, tone Portuguese, and one Austrian, Of Wuhu's normal population of 180.000 persons, 25,000 are now in the city, with between 100 and 200 persons returning daily to. their homes from their temporary refuges Ju. the country.
The Japanese -Army maintains ten refugee camps, euch of which gives food and lodging to about 100 persons. The city already boasts of ten bath. houses, 20. barber shops and 10 joodle™ restaurants, all of which are heavily patronized "by "Japanese soldiers, "After a. brief suspension, electric lighting service has been Tesumed. "A Chinese Peace Maintenance Commission was organized on February's.
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