The scare in Nanchang has subded greatly with the arrival here of wounded soldiers from Changsu. It seems that there have been minor skirmishes between the sixth army and the third army from Nanchang. Approximately 800 of the sixth have been captured and disarmed. A very reliable man has just returned from Kianfu and reports all quiet along the river including Changshu and Fengsheng. There are many soldiers in these cities, however, and they are occupying the mission' perties at Changshu but are well behaved and orderly.
The Post Office here reports that all mail reaching Kiukiang from the South has been stamped with red ink to read—"Join the sixth army," "Down with Nationalism," Fight for China's labourers," ete.
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