Mar. 6
By a Peking mandate Liu Hsiang hax been appointed Tupan of the Tibetan Marches and Lin T-chu has been appointed m ministrator of Kang. By Peking of Taoyin hae something like border aiministrato Tater we hear that all the Buna soldiers and offers have been recalled to Chengtu and later hear that they are not incl Peking mandates are all very well for Pekin: their application, however, to the Tibeta frontier is Tachienlu something. like 2,000 northern capital and what is com pointed bug Liu Hsiang has a happy Fhunting ground in another part of moreover the frontier Tiketans are nasty marksmen, As the Sed Army' said when it was up here they never fire but they hit Rather a poor con [clusion for a soldier to come to! both sides, the inside and the outside, are patiently waiting for some: thing to turn up—money, clothe ammunition, anything, if it will relieve the emi and bring a The problem before the Pekin mandate ix how. to get several thousands of armed Hunan soldiers out of Szechuan and safely back their own province; and secondly how to get the new men appoint by mandate installed safely Tachienly. It is difficult to see ye: just what will happen. The preseat border authorities are not inclines to appreciate the intentions of th Peking mandate nor to relinquish their present positions. Every man is doing that which is right in his own eyes.
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