General Liu returned to Chefoo last night and has withdrawn some! of his troops here. In the course of a long interview granted to Reuter's correspondent this morning, General in's "Chief-of-Staf confirmed. the above news. The Nationalist commander, he said, had taken altogether 700 prisoners and a fair quantity of munitions, while his forces had suffered a loss of twenty odd casual The opposing forces, he added, were Aying the Nationalist flag at the front but were wearing red armlets.
In Chefoo the atmosphere is now calm and the passenger motor-"bus service has been resumed to Fushan, much Incking in munitions 'Twe Nationalist gunboat' Chu Vu has arrived here. Two hundred wousand rounds of ammunition and Yesterday morning at davi General Liu's troops clashed General Huang Feng-chi Liu by.
Government and these expected men and the eng in a rout for the enemy, who left Med and The report that Marshal Chang directing the present revolt against General Lin has been established. but his whereabouts still to be located. The Mar-reported to be assisted by oticer formerly in charge of troops pursued General Muang's men ngchiachwang, near Tsisin, miles southwest of Chefoo, cutting:
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