Military' Operations ayainst Feng tien Held Up Tientsin, June 15.
The situation is generally easier, There were a few outbursts of firing last night, but it is believed that onder is being rapidly restored, 1 June M4.
ni tsin According to an official of the Peking-Mukden Railway Bureau, alnioxt all the cars on the tine' be: tween Peking and Tientsin hav been commandeered by the Fenytion army, while the Chief and. Viees Chief' of the Railway Bureau ha fed with the Fengtien troops, Only one train remains at Peking, anit number of ears enough to be made up into three or four trains, are left in the custody of the for= eign garrisons at Tientsin. The way authorities are grateful to the foreign garrisons for the safe custody of the cars, Unless the Fengtien army return the trains they have commandeered, it will be impossible to operate the train service satisfactorily Though the foreign garrisons here fare prepared to run international trains between Peking and Tientsin, it will not be except at the resinest of the Diplomatic Corps.—Toho Peking, Jane Now that the Peking and Tientsin districts have fallen into the hands of the Nationalist Forces, it has been decided to make a ' further drive against the Fengtien frees within the Great Wall. "Nationalist leaders are holding conferences. 10 consider the plan of operation—Toho.
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