Mr. Inoue, the agency report added, stated' that such action constituted in effect interference with the duties of those engaged In "the construction of a new order in East Asia. 'The company, he said, intended to press its claims upon the assailants' of one of its employees through the © customary channels. Depending upon the attitude assumed the British authorities, it was possible that, if evidence was found that the British intended to be hostile to the—ostablishment of peace and order in Central China rey' would" be compelled to. refuse Wansportation to "British subjects ud. British goods the British. military" of Consular protest had been lodged with
Authorities yesterday. i was stated. Sit sucha protest comes in." the Consular otis! concluded, "we shalt fake steps to. deal with it "Accord: Into the railway company ofcials 2 Chinese employee was sabbed: Sbout'745 amon duly 17 when, Bast Surrey sentry" lunged at with his bayonet without provocatla
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