Peking, July 3.
Impelied by fear of Wu Pei-f troops in Chengchow, Brigadier General Chang Chin-yn fled to Teking on Thursday and took up his abode in the residence of his brother General Chang Chin-yao in the Chinese city. He was accompanied by a single aide, travelled incognito and since his arrival here hag made no effort to call upon the men who were his brother's political colleagues. In Chengchow (Honan) where he has maintained his residence throughout his brother's Tuchunship in Hunan and where he has recently been enlisting a new brigade for the 7th Division, he was led to believe that the soldiers of the 3rd Division were about to loot his house and attack his person. He says that similar threats were made against Chin Yun-o, brother of the ex-premier. At all events
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