The Archive · 1920

Changsha Taken by the South

Peking, June 12.

The fall of Changsha and the flight of General Chang Ching-yao to. Yochow imparts a new complex-jon to the political situation but it is-considered too early to estimate the significance of this event. The consequences may be very important.

'The Anfu Club is seizing the opportunity to urge the necessity of renewing warfare' against—the South while the Moderates believe that the appointment of General Wu Pei-fu as Tuchun of Hunan will effectually dispel the threatening clouds. "It is reported that the Anfu Club have made representations to the President that, if the Government supports Wang I-tang, no further opposition will offered to Chin Yun-peng.—Reuter.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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