Government Agent, reported that the Bolsheviks, after occupying Shanchengtse, demanded that General Rozanoft surrender; that Rozanofi's troops mutinied that night, and the Bolsheviks occupied Harbin (7 Suitsin near Harbin) whereupon Rozanoft fled to the Japanese Headquarters; and that the American forces were maintaining order there; reports Peking telegram to the sages Sina chia telegram to the pao.""
"Sinreanpao" states that Rozanoff intended to flee to the Japanese camp, but was captured by the Bolsheviks before reaching his destination; that Simionov was be-precarious situation; that Horvath Sng besieged at, Chita and in a Kas parleying in secret with the Bolsheviks for peace so that order might be preserved in the Chinese Eastern Railway area; and that Bolshevik prisoners were also Hiberated on February 3.
"A Vladivostok telegram to the "Chanpao" reports that General Rozanoff has agreed to surrender and join the Bolsheviks on three conditions, viz:—(1) Order shall not be disturbed, (2) All old officials shall not be removed, and (3) Old partisans shall not be ill-treated. The Bolsheviks have. accepted all these three conditions.
Tia Tea Ixpustey-Mr. King Wei-wen, a wealthy merchant of Anhui, has just com-_ pleted a tour through Japan, India, Ceylon and other tea-producing countries, and feels it incumbent
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