Later. forces, which once rithtew, rom "Tinghes to Ten greatly agitated. Japancge- soldiers have! how stands at 22. degrees, below with Marshal Chane ere and the battle feld must. have eral Bot in cate th reached at least 25 degrees below All the rivers have now complete-frozen 50 as-to allow troops to eross over them, but owing. to the severity of cold, both hostile troops apparently are finding it greatly difficult to act promptly. Eastern News Agency. hostilities endanger the lives and Property of Japanese residents in churia, it is necessary for} japan to take adequate measures!
self-defence.
"The Japanese Government for some time past have been considering what measures they should] take snd now, in view of the '[ponable, st disturbances oeeut" in that city' in future, thereby endangering the lives and properly of foreign s"zidents—Eastern News, CANTON, Dee. 21.—A Moscow despatch reports that Dr. Hu Han-min has decided to extend his tour from Soviet Tiussia to Europe on mise ian to raise an agitation against the Chief Executive, Marshal Tuan, Chi-jui, in. Peking.—Eastern News Agency. ea
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