Hankow, Oct. 13.
Advices from Changteh, Hunan, report that the captives' of the Yihyang Maru, who were recently released, will leave there on October 13 for Hankow, where they are expected to arrive on the 15th instant—Eastern News Agency.
MansuaL Tang of Yunnan, telegraphing on the Ist, informed Dr. Sun Yat-sen that he had completed his preparations for is expedition which he would despatch against the North by diverse routes.
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ar Eastern Times") in number of ears commandeered by [the military authorities. In certain leases a good price is paid for the hire of a car for the transportation of food and supplies along the Jehol road, but these instances are so rare that the general opinion is that, they are aimed to serve as an, inducement to the Chinese motor-car companies to lend all vehicles availry authorities, all motor-cars owned by Chinese companies are being taken and things hate reached the stage {when the mechanics are fast. dismantling all the vehicles they have stock to avoid having them commandeered. reproduced with permission of the copyright owner. Further reprodi auction prohibited without permission.
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