Yoshida, have been characterized b; Railway Accident a Bad Omen? greater harmony, and therefore it.is believed that a solution will sharily Meanwhile rumour has Fro Our Ows Vernacular newspapers Harbin, Nov, 3. the Municipal Couhieil and when had it that a loan would be made by Comrade Chernykh, the U.S.S.R. formalities were got through, the Japanese interests to the Fengtien representative to Peking is back meeting was closed, a luncheon Government and also that a Japanese] again in. Harbin where he is likely being afterwards held at the Hotel financial advicer to the Fengtien Government was to be appointed. to stay for some time to come. He arrived here this morning from Chelekin, the late editor of the Both of these are characterized a Mukden accompanied by six as newspaper, who sud idle dreams.
distants all belonging to the Coz denly vanished from Harbin, when A Mukden Conference mi riat of Foreign Affairs. his paper was closed down and he The conference of Japanese cun-Soviet representative has been it was under temporary arrest, fear-other authorities which Mr. Mukden ever since he first came ing that the Chinese would deliver 'Yoshida has convened in Mukden this ram Moscow, and has been endes-him over to the Bolsheviks, hes! week give rise to the belief that it vouring to induce Marshal Chahg certainly had the luck against' him.
Tso-lin to reopen negotiations con-It is said that he-is at present at pet concerned with the currency question, but later understanding cerning the Mukden-Soviet Con Shanghai and intended to open a that it considered the railway pre~ ference, He has now received a deprinting works there, for the ordered blem which has arisen by reason ut finite reply that the Marshal finds machinery be to packed and the intention of Chinese to proceed it impossible to accede to Chernykhi's shipped.
Just at the Inst moment with the construction of the railway request, but in the mean time the the liquidators of the Bank foun' line from Kirin to Heilung. Jupanese Marshal suggests, that he have out that Chol had received an view this as a violation ut the Treaty' pourparlers at Harbin with Mr, Vu, advance on thi machinery from the of 1915, and it is stated that a pr: the President of the C.E.R. con: jank which had not been repaid, test by the Tokyo Government is cerning Railway matters, with and therefore obtained a Court ord contemplated.
General Chang, the Civil Adwinifor its arrest. The same man hel a bond in the 1 strafer of the Special Area on Po-which was one li tical matters, This suggestion of of the winning numbers at the last the Marshal's was e month's deawing. unfortunately as
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