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Eaci, man said "Kill, kill, kill the
foreigners". I still did not open the church door but they
got a bunch of Chinese keys with a key that fitted the look
and opened the doors and took possession. I had not yet
seen the Commanding Officer, but in a few moments he came up
to speak to me and said "Not only the church, but Mr. Leverett's
house (the bungalow) he would havs". He ordered the local
sheriff to order all the refugees to their homes, and his soldiers took possession of the boys' school. Then talking
with me he said he would only be here three days and Sunday
he would give up the church for our services, and that his
soldiers were "vun meng* (civilised) and would do nothing
to interfere with women and girls on the compound and the
girls' school. There are between two and three hundred
soldiers in here; thay go evazywhere, drill about our houses,
toot their bugles right inte our windows, tie their horses
where they please, pull open the shutters of our windows,
gather around the windows by dozens, take our wood, come and
wash their clothes on our lower verandah, and yet they have
a woll and quite sufficient room for all this down in the
boys' school which they are occupying. When I left my room
the first day, the ory would go through the crowd "Kill, kill
the foreign woman". I knew it was just a part of their
propaganda to scare so paid no attention to it. One company
left here the second morning of their stay, going to Nanfong
and returning the next day and that was the worst company of
all.
Sunday a.m. the petty officer who first came to force
themselves upon us, came to ask if they might open an assembly
for the people at 11 o'clock in the church yard. That is the
house for our Sunday service, and I told him they had
promised to leave, and we needed the church for our services.
He said they would not stay in the church but on the terrace.
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