Makien, Nev. 13. in compliance wih the Chief Foreigners visiting Tungchow this morning report that Marshal Chang Tso-lin's troops and Marshal Feng Vu-hsiang's troops are both quartered there and are fratermizing. have fled from Peking.
There is no sign yet of Marshal Feng Vu-hsiang evacuating Poking as it was reported he suggested doing.—Reuter's Pacific Service.
The Young General in Tientsin, Tientsin, Nov. 18.
General Chang Heuel of Marshal Chang Tso-Panied by a number of, his star officers, arrived here last night—Eastern News Agency.
British Troops' Departure Delayed Tientsin, Nov. 18.
A battalion of the East Yorkshire Regiment arrived this morning in order to relieve the Loyal North Lancashire regiment who are: going to India shortly, It is understood that there is a possibility of the latter's departure being postponed for a few weeks owing to the situation in north—China—Reutet's Pacific Service.
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