The Archive · 1922

Pardon of Anfuites

Little Hsu Not Included

Peking, Jan. 2.

A mandate issued' last night grants pardon to the following An-quite militarists: Generals Tuan Chih-kuei, Chang Shou-yuan, Chu Tung-feng Chen Wen-yuan, Liu Hsun, Wei Tsung-han.

Since their proscription the first two Generals have remained in the Japanese Legation Guard compound. General Chu Tung-feng. has been in nominal captivity at Paotingfu where he was taken by General Wu Pei-fu when he was captured in the field, while the three last-named have been taking refuge in the foreign settlement at Tientsin since their flight from the field when it became obvious that the Anfuites were being defeated.

Generals Ting Shih-yuan and Hsu Shuyteeng have not been pardoned. The former is classed as a civ while it is believed that the latter's Anti-Government intrigues in connexion with mutinies since his escape from Peking make a pardon impossible.—Reuter.

a", The above telegram accidentally failed to reach this office on Tuesday night.—Ed.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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