To Have One Half Positions in Mulunbor Government Mukden, Oct. 4.
The Hulunbor (Barga) insurreetion issue is reported to have been settled at last by peaceful negotintions. Confronted with overwhelm. ing Chinese military forces, said to consist of two army corps with an aviation corps—the largest Chinese army that has ever been despatched to the region west of the Khingan Mountains—the young Mongols of Barga, have thought it wise to abandon their aspirations for pendence or autonomy and to submit the mot ungenerous terms of compromise offered them by the Chinese.
The final terms of peace were agreed upon at a conference held at Hailar on September 27, the Chinese side being represented by General Liang. Chung-chia, commander of the Manchuli-Hailar gar-ison, and District Superintendent. Chao! of Hulunbor, and the Mongols by Mersei, one of the Young Mongol leaders." After a subsequent: visit to Manchuli, the negotiator started together for Mfukden to safer with Marshal Chang Hsueh-long. The terms of the agreement are stated to be as follows:
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