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BRUSH WITH PIRATE GANG

Shanghai, To-day.

Mr. Joseph Thompson, a New Zealand and member of the China Inland Mission, and his wife, are aboard the s.s. "Santarem," a Portuguese steamer which went to the rescue of two junks at 5.00 p.m., on July 31, resulting in a furious exchange of shots between the officers of the "Santarem" and pirates. Interviewed by Reuter, Mr. Thompson sated that he went to the bridge at the request of the Cap- tain, who had ordered the course of the vessel to be changed to starboard in order to cut in. front of the pirate junks.

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į. One officer challenged the pir ates by megaphone. Immediately there came a hail of bullets which Captain Pursel returned a rapid fire from Mausers and rifles.

Mr. Thompson rendered great assistance to the Captain by standing behind him on the bridge and interpreting his orders in Chinese to the crew until the pirate junks drifted out of range.

-Reuter.

CHINA AND CHALLENGE OF JAPAN

London, To-day. "China has accepted the chal- lenge of Japan and we mean to resist to the end,” declared Miss Wellington Koo, amid cheers at the Liberal Summer School at Oxford.

"We realise that the challenge we are facing to-day," continued Miss Koo, is a challenge the world is also facing and while we are fighting for our freedom, at the same time, it is for the es- tablishment of international law and order and the sanctity treaties, which Japan has vio- lated:

"We realise that it is on the triumph of law, order and justice that the civilisation in the world and human happiness. depends."

-Reuter.

FAIR TO SHOWERY

The Royal Observatory reports that pressure is low over China generally

further infer-

ence is possible owing to lack of returns. Forecast S. and S.W. winds, moderate; fair to showery.

Rainfall in 24 hours ended at 10a.m. totalled 18 inch, and the total since January 1st is now 17.29 inches below normal.

A fine of $10 was imposed on a Russian woman, Elena F. Chaprio, by Mr. R. Edwards at the Central Magistracy this morning, for-fall- ing to report within one week bo- fore her Intended change dress from Hankow Road, December last, adian

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