Kiukiang, June 29.
A state of temporary stalemate has been reached in Kiangsi, Chiang Kai-shek's troops occupy part of the south and east of the province, but appear to be unable to, advance further.
The Communists, fof the Hankow begun to take th returned, and Kiukia chang are again as Our tame comrade Lin Tso-lich, Com lioner of Foreign back and Cheng Kung po, Minister of Labour, has also come to Kiukiang to reorganize the Labour Unions, A Military Director Bought Over It cost the Hankow party $89,000,- 000 of the.silver which they. have 0 laboriously collected to buy over Chu Pei-teh, This information may be taken as authentic as it is obtained through one of the bankers who was asked to arrange to remit part of the money to the safety of Shanghai for Chu Pel-
The slogan of the National Government is "Down with the Militarists," but when their turn arrives to settle down the toty of some for% there are many mil "Chu Pei-teh, who will find' they dic not do so badly under that government, Meanwhile the population groan under the oppression of Labour Unions, compulsory the military contributions, and, worst of all, the collapsed currency,
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