Foreign Refugees at Harbin: How Ungern Attacked: His Plan to Take Kiachta Peking, March 11.
The Chinese military authorities in Manchuria have at last dispatched troops to Hailar, dislocating Baron Ungern's base there. Meanwhile Baron Ungern is increasing the number of his troops, and developing Urga as a base of operations against the Reds. While the Chita Government has not suggested ce-operation or independent action against Baron Ungern, it is known that the Red forces at Kiakta are being strengthened.—Reuter.
Missacre or Cuinesé.
Peking, March 12.
According to the report of a traveller who has recently arrived at Harbin from Urga, Baron Ungern's force consisted of 5,500 Cossacks, with numerous Mongols. The latter killed all the Chinese troops, namely upwards of 3,000 infantry, commanded by General Chu Chih-hsiang, together with gunners and machine-gunners, but the lives and property of foreigners were respected.
Ungern left a few hundred Cos-
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