8 big as Heaven." He describes him as a "murder robber, a rebel, a tyrant, and ceptor of n'a final effort to win over his enemies, Yuan concludes his proclamation to Hslang's aoldicrs with sigh for you."
A despatch toxlay states that Kinngsu troops are attempting an loncireling movement, and that there was intermittent fighting there this No trenches have been dug, the soldiers are holding the behind natural mo graves, oF anything that offer the slightest protection.
Many of the warriors fire into the air, "They fed most on worm-eaten [and tinned meat. biscuits, bread, the latter statement, but in view of the Japanese occupation we are deprived of the means of ascetta ing. the correctness of their state. ment to' the contrary.
"We propose a fair, honest and usual means of dealing with the situation, namely, to cent. of' the il cental il-containing area of the whole Jand, the said area to be determined' at a future conference, will also give Japan 1,000. square versts as a prospecting aren for five years with 40 per cent. of the all, discovered in it. jssension has also arisen vegarding royalties: Japan offering 5 to 15 per cent. of the net output and the Soviet insisting on 10 to 15 per cent.
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