British naval authorities revealed Hongkor Jam. 17. today that H.M.S. Thanet at 5 p.m. on January 10 rescued a Chinese junk crew and obtained the return of their dunk after it had been seized by a destroyer.
"The British authorities said that the firing cross the boat's bows. The Japanese then set the crew adrift in a sampan and took the junk im tow.
An hour later H.M.S. Thanet picked wp the crew and on learning of the ericumstances im which the Chinese haá been set adrift, the destroyer fol-the Japenese warship which abandoned towing the junk. The warship then recovered the naval authorities emphasized no question of com-to hend over the the incident was settled in a most amicable manner,—United
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