CHINESE WAR.
SHANGHAI MENACED. BY* bANTON FORCES. PEKIN. Oct. 27. There is considerable apprehension nt Shanghai as the outcome of the present guerrilla warfare between Canton's agents an J the Chinese soldiery. In addition to instituting martial law in territory outside foreign settlements, a seven o’clock curfew has been ordered. AU abroad after that will be arrested. Pass words are employed at the settlement boundaries, without which none is permitted to cross. Patrol waegons mounted with machine gnus and filled with armed police, supplement squads of infantry. Netertlu ess the revolutionaries continue the efforts at sabotage on railways and publie setvices. , . Two spies disguised as mechanics were caught entering shanghai arsenal with the workers. When discovered shots were exchanged, and the guar overpowered the spies. A bomb was found in the pocket of each Many sides have already been executed.
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Grey River Argus, 29 October 1926, Page 5
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