Amoy, Jan, 21, he back ofthe Taken rebellion YeGlingchow this niternoon. Bighe fon with the eaptu pletely clear of the Nineteenth Route Army, with the exception of a few stra ops from the it forces from the Iso entered the tranquil.
It is understood that remnants the Nineteenth Route Army' have all crossed. the Min' Rivery_ after fighting a rearguard action with the Marine. vanguards and are now retreating' to: the south to join the Foochow Peaceful Foochow, Jan, 18.
The British and American marines with searcely any show of resistance, Regarding. Chunnchow, which is in Foochow have returned to. their ships and the city is quiet, Between momentarily expected to surrender, 2,000 and 3,000 Government there are very fow details at pres: have arrived and left for, Pai ut, There is no doubt, however Anchorage, with the intention, it is that. to-day's operations have, writ-toning to the Pukou rexime—reported, of embarking for ' some
Reuter, point between Foochow and Chuan: chow, for the purpose of intercept ing the Nineteenth Route Army Rehabilitation Work forces, which are still. intact, ex: Nanking, Jan. 19. cept for the Fifth Division, which Following the trail of the victori yas broken during the resent fightous Government troops, ing.
Tabourers. are pouring into northern Meanwhile, anxiety has shifted to pr "In order, to curtail the Fallen from" Chekiang to. build Amoy where it is possible that th retreating rebels will constitute a
cost, Gen. Chiang Kel Tnodern fonds for military and other menace. Gen. Chiang Kai-shek reported to have arrived in Yenping, detailed army engineers to ass and is expected in Foochow very in the task. When the programms oon forthe purpose of press Tas been completed, a modern motor the campaign against the rebels yond will attetch through the moun-
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