possible along the Shanghai-Nanking Railway returned at 3 p.m. with the information that when he left the front, fighting was still going on, as he could hear. He saw numbers of dead and wounded being brought into the rea The Chinese Red Cross, however, had no information with regard to dead or wounded at 5.20 p.m, returns having been made from hele station at Litho. No, casual. ties have been sent to the hospi fu Shangh:
A detachment of the Chinese Red Gross under the supervision of Dr. W. 8. New, consisting of doctors, nurses and supplies was ordered fang wan yesterday. A similar detachment will leave today for Woosung.
An informant from the front reports that the Chekiang troops are pying Lokapang, while the Kiangsu headquarters are pre sumed to be at Huangtu: No news has yet been received either from the Liuhy or the Tsingpu fronts.
'An interesting fact was learned yesterday, namely, that Marshal Yung-hsiang's (Chekiang) men have recently received four months' pay in advance. But it is a fact that many of them have no idea why they have this money and some of them not, recently, even know there was war in prospect.
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