Dairen, Nov. 25.
General Chang "Hsueh-liang a rived at Port Arthur on board the Chinhaiat 4 pam. of the 28th instant and interviewed General Yang Yo-ting and others who had special ly come to see him from Dairen fora few hours. He left Port! Arthur with General Yang and others for Dairen by motor-car General Yang left Dairen by a train at-9.30 p.m. the same day. General! Chang Hsueh-liang Joined him at! Choushuitse and they went north by the same train. It is understood] from those who are attached to General Chang Haveh-liang that the! negotiations at Chinwangtao General Kuo Sung-ling have been! broken off.
Gen. Kuo's Impassioned Manifesto Shangitai, Nov. 29.
Reuter's Agency is in receipt of a telegram from Shanhaikuan yeaterday's date, signed "S, Y. Chi {Chairman of the Department of Foreign Relations of the North-Eastern Citizen Army)", giving the ext of a manifesto "issued by General "Kuo Sung-ting, dated November 26.
"The manifesto reads as follows:—In compliance with my poo will, I hereby direct the military movement towards Mukden. My. iples justice and liberty in the life of my brothers as against cruel, selfish and autocratic aggression. 1 {filled with deep emotion on finding {myself in such a position that it is against. my conscience to. work together with those who are ruining. my people's finance, education, industry and other civil activities. It is impossible for me to stand any longer to see my brothers working, Sauffering and fighting for nothing (Bhat a few persons' glory and self'ah fore leaving General Li is said to have handed over his seals to Mr. Li Hsuang-kai, Chief of the Department of Political Affairs, Mr. Bugene Chen, who fa reported to be in good health in spite of his confinement, has been released and now in Peking—Reuter's Pacific Service.
Japan Expects a Crisis Tokyo, Nov. 28.
It fs learned on reliable authority that the Government, does not, anticipate any serious eonflct in China intil after "the Tariff Conference, itis feared the rival lenders ill plunge China into war.
"Little Hou" visited Baron Shide-
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