New York, May 21.
C. Wu, Nanking's special envoy to the United States, arrived here to-day to ask the Government' for the Chinese The majority of Chinese observers ced that the Japane fear at the occupation of the met polis by Marshal Feng Vu-hsiung,, said withdraw to the remo west if his soldiers created trouble, and whom Nanking would protabiy disown when Japan tried to fix resity or impose terms.
Fengtien ix now doubly confident of permanent tenure here. The best evidences in Chinese circles return, from Mukden, on Sund: establishing a protect He stated that the C) nese opposed to the uttermost the Japanese encroachments in
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