The Archive · 1920

THE NORTH-CHINA

Tfrom Hengchow to the railway at Chuchow (60 li above Siangtan) is in the hands of the 3rd. No 7th division men have been observed moving up to the south of Chuchow. From Paoking, there has been a more moderate movement of the men of the 7th stationed there. Few if any reinforcements have come in. Small companies have been moving out—but whether to Hengchow or Changsha would not he apparent for the first part of the road. The relations between the Srd division and the Southerners Jare said by soldiers of both sides ito be cordial. Soldiers of the 3rd say that the South are ready to swarm in to Hengchow as the 3rd go out and that ther are ready to fight for Hengchow if necessary.

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