Supposed Work of Kiangsu Spies:
Mukden Munitions for Nanziang The derailing of a train on the Shanghai-Hangchow line is attribut~ ced by certain authorities to Kiangsu the fish plates about half way between Makulong and Chinchong, about 14 miles from Shanghai.
Fortunately the train, which left for Sungkiang on Suturday night, was a military one and did not carry passengers, and as far as can be cortuined, none of the few soldiers it contained were injured in the accident, Another report has it that the train xan over an open switch and as a consequence left the tracks, but this would reflect too much on the railway people, who ave handled the military trains with unsurpassed efficiency. in the past month of fighting, to be credible. Whatever the cause of the trouble, the breakdown gang was despatched at once and more than 50 men laboured until 4 p.m. on 'Sunday to clear the line' and the first train to go through left Shanghai North at that hour.
We have been informed on good! authority that ammunition from Mukden has been despatched to the
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