Harbin, Jan, 17.
-With the successful completion of the drive against the Volunteers on the eastern branch of the Chinese Eastern Railway, through passeng-Jer and goods services to Viadivosta fave boon resumed, These have been suspended for many months.
General Ting Chao, formerly Jeommander of the Chinese Eastern oilway guards, who was recently reported to have, surrendered to the JTopanese near the eastern frontier Manchuria, has arrived Pootsing under the "escort of Japanese troop After a. preliminary examination there, he "will" be conveyed Changchun for trial on a charge of conspiracy against. the State, Until the time of lis surrender, he was, one of the most prominent" of The Volunteer teaders. "With him at Paotsing are his family and stof. engagement between a detachment of Japanese troops and 4 small force of 'Volunteers near Tatungchen, 80. miles south-enst -Muling, the "anti-Manchakuo we reported in Japanese {to have lost 42' men. 'The fastalties. are placed at only' one man wounded.—Teuter. ese "sources six Japanese "punitive ccording to reports from Japan-Havbin, Jan, 1
expeditions, operating fanwise from Muling, ave at-present engaged in cleaning up the scattered tants. of fides about 20,000) of Chang
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