Dee, 10, Kanchow has fallen to the South, There has been no fighting. It is hoped that no serious trouble may Dee.
The Southern occupation has 80 far been without incident. About 10,000 men have already arrived and ill go north in sections. Others are arriving in the rear, Sections of four "armies" have arrived, and a fifth "army" is exnected." Hunnaneso predominate, bue there are many Yui wanese also, and Kuangtung.
from all other provinces save
Chu Peisdeh commands the tst Army, Yang Hsi-ming the 2nd (although he himself has not rived), Gen, Fan the 3rd, and Gen, Lo the 4th. x-Tuchun of Kuangtung, commander-in-chief, His repre here, Gen. Sung Hoh-keng, nder-in-chief in the field, rmy"" so far seems to con only one or two divisions, Divisional commanders are Chu Yao-han, Chang Huei-tuan, Fang Dingying, and others, Yesterday Sun Yat-sen's official notices appeared on the streets, for the first time in three years. "The notices are fairly worded, that any attempt to levy money or coolies will be met with death—but money and coolies are being freely conscripted.
Robbery and sabotage met with death—but both are going scale, unpunished. In a word, things are not quite so orderly as under the Northerners, [Loot from up-country is being sold fon the streets here.
"Establish the Country" Army The army is the "Chien Kuo-chun," or "Establish the Country" Army:
is allied with Chang Tso-late object is an attack upon Wu Pei-fu.
The retreating Northerners tootal Maodien and Kiangkeo. The Sou-themers drove them off from there, There is no word yet of any prospect of union with Fang Ben-jeu, who may find himself closed in, scare was accompanied with. vague rumours of an impending' coup Wctat—Reuter's Pacific Service,
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