Mukden, Mar, 16.
The following joint telegram from General Chang Chung-chang and Li Ghing-lin' dated March 15 was; received lay Marshal Chang Tso-
Four cavalry regiments from Kalgan sent to create a diversion in the districts of Jenkin, Tachang, Kaotang, and Tsinghsien were decoyed to the Tse Ya Ho River. While crossing they were attacked by our forees and routed.
This morning the enemy bombard. ed our front. We replied with heavy} fire, and our cavalry made flanking movements on their right and rear. After a struggle of eight hours we dispersed them, taking 1,000 prison. ers and inflicting casualties number. ing 700. One large aeroplane and much arms and munitions were seized.
Captive Heidi Hsuh-ping, an ad-Jutant, of Feng's bodyguard, stated that Feng had been forced by the pressure applied to send his body: guard into action, The left wing reported having din. persed several cavalry and infante? regiments at Tsin Tai.
Mar. 14, A telephone mosiage revived ut Marshal Chang Tso-lin's head quarters from the front reported a undor:—
The stubborn opposition of Tan Chihetuo, who, with about—ono division, had been holding Yunsping. was overcome after several days! Vombardment, and the enemy th in confusion. None of the enam are left cast of the rivers After} rousing the river the enemy burned 0 puvitoon bridger. We ave eros ing the river end will soon
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