Tsingtao, July 29.
General Han Fu-chu's troops, which have been defeated at Tzeho front, are said to be retreating eastward, "Part of these troops, numbering some 7,000, this afternoon arrived at Kaomi and Kiaochow. It is believed that these troops together with the rest of General Han's troops are now being concentrated at Kaomi.
Contingents sent by the Northeastern Fleet, now mooring Tsingtao, are taking precautions in onder to' prevent the entry of the aefented soldiers into Tsingtao.
General Tan Fu-chu's troops have even abandoned Changlo and those units which are now at Weihsien also prevaving to evacuate, The situation at Weihsien is, however, very quiet—Rengo.
Secret Attack Thwarted Hsuchow, July 30. plot of the Shansi rebels under Wang Ching-kuo on the Kino-chow-Tsinan Railway front to vance secretly and attack the flan} of the Government forees has been thwarted,—Reinforcements have een sent from Shaokuang to join the Right Wing army in order to check the movements of the insurgents,—Kuo Min,
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