Peking, Oct. 28.
Telegraphic communication between Peking and Urga was interrupted yesterday at Udo, from! which point motors are conveying messages to Urga.
Chinese troops are being speeded to Urga from Heilungkiang, Kalgan and elsewhere, while Chang Tso-lin reports the despatch of three large and three small aeroplanes frot Manchuria.
The latest reports to hand indicate that Ataman Simionov undoubtedly behind the Russian movement, and is possibly bringing reinforcements; and, further, that the invasion is merely a revival of an old scheme for establishing a Russian-Buriat-Mongol kingdom, including the territories.
Khirghiz.
It is not believed that Baron Ungern has more than 2,000 troops under him, but these are well supplied with arms and ammunition, which have been distributed at Various points along the Mongolian border in preparation for this invasion.
The Chinese authorities, therefore, expect further fighting, and are preparing to send considerable forces to Outer Mongolia.—Renter.
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