Nanking, Oct. 17.
A little misunderstanding somewhere, the cause of which has not yet bdon ascertained, is believed to Lo responsible for the unexpected decision of the German airman, Baron von Hucnefeld, to abandon his original plan to visit the Najonalist capital.
Elaborate preparations had been made by the government authorities here to give the Bremen hero a rousing reception. Local authori ties at Canton and Shanghai had reported by wire the movements of the famous German flyer, and the representatives of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Aviation Department, and the headquarters of the Commander-in-Chief of the Nationalist army bad been busily preparing a landing-place for the Europa, and plans to entertain Baron von Huenefeld on his arrival in this city. Not until this even the report came from Shanghai that the German flyer had hopped off for Tokyo, did the people here have any idea of hid latest decision.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.