The Archive · 1928

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Mukden, June 10, According to a confirmed report Marshal Chang Tso-lin is now in very critical condition—Toho.

Mukden, Juno 9.

General Wu Tai-lai, who on Juno 7 returned to Heilungkiang by way yesterday sent out a circular telegram from the Office of the Military Governor of Hei sungkiang, informing the public that he has taken up the duty of Acting Military Governor of Hei sungkiang on the order of General Wa Chun-sheng, who is now recuperating from his illness Mukden and is not expected to be fable to return to his official duty for some time—Toho. which are the guiding force of the present revolution and the fountain of its success. Such things as personal ambition and selfish gain can find little room for play in the present situation.

The military phase of the Re: volution is rapidly drawing to an end and under the unique and central Nationalist Government at the country can now look NANKING telegrams to the Chinese press state that the Japanese Consul in Nanking has moved back into the Consufate building near the Drum Tower after an absence of some months, view of the fact that certain inders are incorporating, iers of the Northern armies into their forces, petitions to the Period of ing. designated by Dra San sen. It is to be hoped that interested in the devolpment ill become acquainted with these facts' and that the press throughout the world will e0- operate in the dissemination of truth for the good of all concerned.

The Secretariat of the Headquarters of the Commander-in-Chief.

—Reuter, Tue Gendarmerie Commissiones has issued an order forbidding men to occupy foreign properties, under threat of severe punishment. are being sent to Nanking opposing this practice and saying thal instead of being increased, steps should be taken to reduce the strength of the army.

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