Tt ig now known that Gen, Pong Hat G will and Wut that the: are determined ty have all political Mavour removed from she unions' activities, Comrade Serebriakuff's attention] has been drawn to the fuet that the Mitisary coming here as north Kueichow Peng, the Civil as well as Military' officials belie med by and under Gen. Chow, the change should result in a more unitied Givil government. are in all cases The Chine informed discipline by which the heads of the Railway are mate subservient to the policies and platforms of these unions, and this the Chinere authorities consider to be inadmissivte, tionality ployes of Concerning the question of the Railway, the But Gen, Chow is likely to have a problem in east Kueichow, where apparently a number of military officers are practically indepen and where brigandage is rife. Gen. Chow has a gued reputation for suppression of brigands in the district he has hitherto controlled and all law-abiding people hops ho will be able to" do. the same throughout the province. Thad there is urgent need for energetic action is evident by the fact that emphasized the Chinese side dismissing all the in i supplanting, them with Chinese, but the latter even in this city three men, said to be soldiers, robbed a tradesman and every serio only two days ago, insists that these so-culled
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