Peking, Apr. 20.
General Chow Hsi-cheng, the Tupen of Kueichow, has. wired stating that owing to the wars and other causes, the people of Kueichow fare suffering great hard {famine conditions prevail throughout the province.
'A mandate issued last night i struct the Finance Minister to forward $10,000 to Kueighow, in lorder to relieve this distress—Reuter's Pacific Servi London, Apr. 20.
Twelve Chinese Army officers, headed by Gen. Hsu Shu-tseng, visited Aldershot to-day. They toured the Command, conducted by officers from the Headquarters Staff, issited Pinehurst and saw th: atest, pattern of tanks demonstrate ing the crossing of rough country and surmounting obstacles, The party also visited Foxhills and saw the new artillery tractors. taking guns across country into and out of jection, inspected training centres jand barracks ard had luncheon at the Officers Club—Reuter.
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