Mukden, May 26.
The Japanese military headquarters having been shifted from Port Arthur to Mukden since May 22 and many units of troops stationed in various parts of South Manchuria and Chosen having been edncentratced here, the Japanese Railway Town Presents a very martial aspect indeed, with squads of soldiers, patrolling the streets, troops quartered in public buildings, hotels and Private houses or encamped with their horses in parks and recreation grounds, Here are tha Kuantung Army Headquarters, the Railway Guard headquarters,' the Gendar-movie headquarters Brigade headquarters.
Among other unit of the Pingyang Kor all these military forces, a Jaraness citizens' volunteer corps is being formed with 200 ex-soldiers as instructors.
'The Chinese, too, have considerably increased' their city garns In the walled city there are said to be 1,500 policemen, 1,300 soldiers, 1,000 model troops, and 200 gen: darmes. At the Arsenal compound there are another 1,500 troops. In addition 5,000 Heilungkiang reservists from the North Barracks were alled in for reinforcement on Bay Anti-Japanese sentiment is rampant among the Chinese population although no serious incidents have 80 far occurred.
In the afternoon of May 22 anti-Japanese circulars were scattered walled city. They bore "Down with Japanese Imperialism," and contained the Passage: "Japan gent troops to massacred our fellow-countrymen. She has now sent troops to "Manchuria to make it another Korea,"
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