General Fang Yung-diana's troops nosier Colonel Lita Huanghsieny Langkow and Laiehow Rave turned Gren" General Lis Dail, who Seely arrived at Pint, and Taled "the Nationalist og at the Shove towns. hen General Fang is reported to gone into retirement at Tengchowu, Chafoo as yet remains Norther, tut communications with Hoang Huanghsien with a bodyguard of twenty.
General Chung, an adherent of! Marshal Chang Chung-chang, is now in charge of the Chefoo area. He states that he cannot put. up a stand against the Nationalists. It is therefore thought that he will retire to Weihaiwei or Dalny if he is pressed.
Five hundred troops left _yesterday afternoon for Tengehowiu.
Chefoo Surrenders to Nationalists Peking, Sent 1
The strong measures adopted by the Nationalist Miltary comma drs te bringing the. recalltrant ftaders of the" Chibi Shantang {roopt to tenon, The latter are reported to have agra to" evacuate batel and povttign fueiliey, they ask to be Ningho, but, pleading poor trans:
Vflowed ten Gays to complete their Stscuations "The request was joint ip'made by Chang Chang-chang andi na ogpu through Chang Havel Fang. General, Pet Chunge-hsi has] rut yet made any Fey.
Trae opinion i gaining ground nati the majority. of Chu Yitpo'e troops may" agree to be trvorporated tne the Bfukden Army, the Shantang troops under Chang Chunpehange having now ite ope of suees in Chih, are 3008 tobe transported to Chefoo and the Kisochow Fegion where the former tung. warlord wil attempt 80 cover is lot position.
'General Sun Lfang-chen, who has een appointed. Field Commander Ur'the Kuominchun forces for the extermination of Chih troops in. Kiaochow, Instructed' bythe Miltary" Counci to'apply. for reinforcements from General Feng Ting-ying in ease of ted Ku Bi Sept. 3.
Delegates despatched by the Chamber of Commerce to Huang-hsien returned last night after ranging with General Liu Chih-lu's representative, General Liv Djingnich, to turn Chefoo over to the Nationalists.
The transfer was made peaceably this morning, Nationalist flags are being flown and the badges on th soldiers and police have been changed.
General Chung, Marshal Chang Chung-chang's commander, is remaining at Chefoo in the back ground, It is thought that he is awaiting an opportunity again to raise the Northern flag.—Reuter.
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