Admission of Politic: Refugees: to Settlement Peking, Nov. 11:
A meeting of the Diplomatic Corps was held yesterday over the inquiry lo by the Consular Body i at Shanghai relating to what treatment should be accorded Dr. Sun Yat-sen and Marshal Wu Pei-fu in case they enter the Settlement of Shanghai. As a result of this meeting, it is reported that the Diplo-Corps has come to the conclusion that in the event of Dr. Sun. and. Marshal Wu entering the Settlement single-handed without any troops or any intention to make the Settlement the base for pol movements, there is no necessity of refusing admittance to them.
"Little Hsu's" Movements Canton, Nov. 11.
Rumour had' it for some time past that Gen. Hsu Shu-tseng, "Little Hsu," whose movements, since his arrival in Hongkong from Shanghai, have attracted much attention of political, circles in this country, especially after the political change in Peking, would Ghange his plan and return to Tien-tin, but judging from the fact that has Tately addressed letters of farewell to Dr. Sun Yat-sen, Gen. Hu Han-min,-and others, it seems probable that he will: shortly: sail for Europe as previously arranged Eastern News Agency.
'The Hua-chia, with Marshal Wu aes shears, Soon: uk. ete transport vessels, the Peil Peiho, and Peishing, left here south: ward last night at 9:30, and two! 'Chinese men-of-war, Yungziang and Chaohe, also sailed' for the same destination this morning about one o'clock—Eastern News Agency.
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