We take no responsibility for the following messages. As will be seen from a parallel column, hey are inconsistent with other ners com is correct. ing to Shanghai and it is impossible to tell which Tientsin, Nov. 3.
Marshal Wu Pei-fu left for Tangku early this morning, preswmably with the object of boarding a ship for the south.
The Peitsang front has been completely broken up—Reuter's Pacific Service.
Peking, Nov. 3.
Fighting is reported to be taking. place between Yangtsun and Changshua—Riuter's Pacific Service.
Peking, Nov. 2.
The combined troops under the sommfand of Generals Feng Yuhsiang and Son Yo at daybreak today launched an enveloping attack upon Marshal Wa Pei-fu's forces jin the sector of Yangtsun and completely occupied that stronghold by 3,000 rifles and inno quantities of other nounitions. In the above battle, Brigadier-General Pan Hou-chun, Commander of the Ist Mixed Brikade of Shantung troops, was taken prisoner. During the Kiungsu-Chekiang war, Briga-Jdier-General Pan, ut the head of some one regiment of Shantung: troops, took part in the battle the Quinsan sector for eral Chi Hsieh-yuan, but returned to Tientsin some time ago to render assistance to Marshal Wu Pei-tu.
It is understood that the leaders of the Shantung troops, with the exception of Brigadier-General Pan, are all inclined to support General FengYu-hsiang, consequently upon the change in the situation, unfavourable to Marshal Wu Pei-fu, —Eustern News Agency. tientsin, Nov. 2.
In view of the fact that crowds of refugees are coming ino the Set-siements here, the Japanese garrison, at 6 o'clock this morning, posted a cordon throughout the Japanese
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