Chinese reports state that very serious upset has taken place feng where General. Chang 's troops are stationed. There fare no details except. that the [Provincial Bank has been looted. xrshal Wu Pei-fu was still at Reuter's Pacific Service.
"As Your Exeelloney has boon Jappointed by the people whose confidence you possess, your first duty is to repay them by carrying oct [the cheve policy, beginning with the Three Eastern Provinces. 1, Chang Tso-lin, will then discharge' myself from the post of Inspector-General hoping that my example will al you in your task'
Ma lout' it is generally -believed to be Jeorrect. "It seems to offer an explanation of the following Mandate inst ex-President Tano Kun but on the other hand it is hinted semtofficially that the real reason of the Mandate is to take ex-President Tsao Kun from the hands of General Feng Vu-hsiang's men, especially in view of the tragic death of Mr.
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