The Archive · 1923

China and the Soviet

Peking, Dec. 30.

General Tsai Cheng-hsun has telegraphed to the Presidency, the Cabinet and Parliament, indentifying himself unreservedly with the opinions regarding the Red troops jo Outer Mongolia expressed in the circular telegram sent to the provinces by Prince Nayinto. General Tsai says that no time ought to be lost in settling this question with the Soviet representatives in China. "Measures should also be taken to prevent the spreading of Red propaganda in China, which might become a national menace.—Reuter.

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

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