Bluejackets Again Sent to British Property In Pootung; Lun Chang Mill Guard Remains Shanghai, May 25. [DESPATCHED to the Pai Lien King Creek Printing Works of the China Printing & Finishing Ca., about three miles upriver from the Nantao boom, on May 23 to protect British lives and property following a report that coolies in the mill compound were creating disturbances, a section of an armed party of British pluck kets left the premises yesterday following a guarantee given to irish Consular officials and the millowners by the Japanese mili-authorities that they would be responsible for the protection of the property. The remaining section of the detachment, the North-China Daily News" was informed by a British Consulate official yesterday, was due to leave this morning, Point vet "yesterday. British ren, to witness the with-anys" Lan Chang. mil on. Pooling Meanwhile the strike a the, Come the property being drawal of the sailors. forth ment of the Sot" Continued Yequcsted the. Japanese he property being rine British auhoriics on Tuesday, Negotiations were at present cor Consulate-General to array Moret gee Britah and Japan: despatch of a force of policemen from ale or the wath: the Shanghai Special Muniepality to See oan soaper i was {patrol the Pal Lion King Creek works, rooms not and they had been referred tothe rain ed Shanghai Munielpat authorities, "weed fo afford protec: {Who.. the Japanese tion to the property and to Britons e cwt. had sole jurisdietior ret d trea Brian "bclackels were"
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