Tsingtao, Nov. 27.
The Japanese Consul-General haa] cabled to Tokyo for two more warships following an emergency masa meeting of his nationals, who hold the altuation to be menacing.
'Tsingtao outwardly is calm, but] 1 police ultimatum demanding' four trionths' back pay alarms the civil authorities, who have ordered the Chamber of Commerce to raise the necessary $800,000, Several regiments of troops hive] been despatched to Kaomi, which ts 'a, defensive stronghold about 60 miles away, to atom the tide of ihe jen retreat if it takes to his affection.
An, unconfirmed report says that] Tehchow Arsenal has been captured and Honan troops are advancing on Tainan—Reuter's Pacific Service.
Tokyo, Nov. 27.
It is understood that official circles in Japan consider Bfarshal Chang] Tao-lin virtually eliminated unless} fan unexpected coup is sprung. japan is very unlikely to reinforce
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