The number of troops that surrendered to the Fengtien side be Tweer. November 23 and 3 mixed brigac sureegtered and was disarmed at By widing the one brigade- that
tue time of the military revolt, at Peking, Dec. 2
The position of the. Chief "Executive is still somewhat uncertain.
It is reliably reported that certain very prominent Chinese have urged Marshal Feng Vu-hsiang to prevail on Marshal Tuan Chi-jui to remain ating that his retirement wil probably mean that the Powers will Wanyrtintun, the number reaches cease to recognize the Government ind that some time would elapse Gonernl Chang Hsueh-liang is at before the next Government could present engaged in. reorganizing obtain recognition and in the mean-them and has decided gradually to time the Tariff and-Extraterritori advance to the front between points lity conferences might break up. iiMhe northwest of Chinchow and Hence these circles are of the opin.
eebanwang. T> meet this advance jon that hal Tuan Chi-jui acmiee under General Kuo should remain at least for some Cung.ling -are distributed ab fol- weeks and possibly longer. lows:—On the other hand other circles, "whree division: Kiumengkow and being formed very shortly in which,! te that a responsible Cabinet is) Shihmengtsai divisions have, suggested, Mr. Hsu Shih-ying I be Premier; Mr. Huang Fu, ihe right wing of Wangehiatun.
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