Peking, Sept. 19, As a result of General Chin Yun-o's defeat and: his withdrawal from the railway, the Kuominchun and General Tanz Song-chi have.come into direct contact, but it is not certain whether they will clash.
General Chin Yun-a0. is. reported! to be moving northward from Chow-kinkow to Lanfeng, while the Chihli-Shantung allies, advancing. thither from: the north-east, have reached Kaocbong.
The capture. of Lanfeng would cut off all. the Kuominchun in the vicinity of. Kweiteh: hence. Marshal Fang Vu-hsiang, according to reports, is preparing to withdraw from Eastern Honan, Marshal Chang Chung-chang is! reported to have sent twelve aero-lanes from Tsinan to participate against Marshal Feng.
The leaders at Nanking are mal ing great-efforts to win Tang Sengchi over to their side; but he is latter city, the agenda of which thought will lead towards unification of the two elements, there appear on the horizon military moves, which believed by local experts to indicate a coalition on the part Tang Song-chi and others on the fringe and a possible military attack on Nanking.
Tang has not clearly shown hi hand." His second in command Anhui has moved toward Wuhu and inking. The Nanchang commander who was delegated to rid Kiangsi of Communists in the carly summer months has also begun shifting
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