Meanwhile, letters threatening! death to Chinese employees of Brit ons continue to be received through the mail. The author of such letters:
using envelopes on which the od-dress of the sender is given as "Salva-Vion Army Headquarters," apparently. with the idea of facilitating delivery through the mails.
The Chinese star of Reuter's Pel-ping office are numbered among the servants of British firms and residents, who have received threatening letters, Which state that unless they leave British employ immediately they wil be killed.
This is the second letter of this! nature they have received during the past month, and naturally st is having bu effect oh the more nervous, some: of whom have resigned, but the ma-Jority ure still carrying on, delivering Reuter news throughout the city to European, Chinese and Japanese subscribers, as well az working in. the once on translations, ete—Reuter.
Threat of Expulsion Tokyo, Aug. 19.
The anti-British campaign committee in Peiping has decided to request foreigners residing in the hin-land to ce-operate in the establish ment of a new order under threat of expulsion from China, according to a Dress message {rom Peiping today.
"A. Belgian Catholic" mission "at Ankuo, an Talian mission at Kaoyang and a French mission at Yangeheng. hhad_ pledged to ce-operate with the: "Provisional Government" and were. displaying five-barred fags, the message said—Domei.
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