Tibetan Attack Repulsed by Szechuanese Realizing the scope of territory flooded and at the same time the great difficulty of raising funds for lief, it seemed all but an imposible task. This was the atmos Phere in which the Pochow people Seemed to live during the fall and most of the winter. But in the latter part of the winter it became Known' that two hundred tons. of wheat had been allotted to Pochow.
Nanking, July 15.
Serious fighting, involving more than 1,400 casualties among' the [Szechuan forces, is reported in ele-grams received here to-day.
According to the messages, which Jemanate from military sources, the thew up their hands For the distribution wheat, a deputy was sent Chowtsun, July 6, Since my last communication the hen harvest has been gethered.
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