Peking, May 6.
The movement for peace on the part of the Kuominchan troops, which has been privately in. progress, has now become public. Leaders of the Kuominchun apparently are determined to reserve their factual strength so that they may be enabled to retrieve their defeat in futare, even if they have to cede Kansu and Suiyuan at this juncture, Hence General Chang Shu-shen visit to Mukden. Acco fu by General Yen Hsi-shan 'Shansi, a representative of General 'Chang' Chih-chiang has made overtures of peace on condition that Chahar is surrendered to Marshal Pei-fu's troops, Marshal Wa, however, is reported to have rep!
General Chang Chih-chiang, stating that unless the latter's troops are disarmed, there is possibility of concluding' peace with the Kuominchun troops.—Toho.
Mukden, May 5.
More reinforcements of Fengtien troops are being despatched beyond Shanhaikuan, while ordos have already been given for Fengtien troops to be increased in the regions of Yukuan, Chiumenkou, Hsifengkou, as well as on the' border Mongolia. According to a received at general headquarters here, General Tang Vu-lin of Jehol, on the plea of pursuing the Kuomin chun troops, mobilized one brigade in the direction of Hsif kou on the 3rd instant—Toho,
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