There is not the slightest hope that the war between the Kuomiae chun and the Government forces will telegram, dated the stant, cly censures the action of the various anders under General Feng in da-nie the Central reinment anil inturinge the po: the country averted.
Te is only a matter of [ANd conclintes by saying: that euch ime, andi it is believed in authorit: rebellious elements should be itp. ative elreles here that the punitive "As for the author am date will be issued in a few to the Ca days. Some time ago there was eat is their one and onl Hill verne hope for peace when Mz.
Msuch Tusph, Minister of Hubli Health, and General Liu Chi, former Director-General of the Railway, came to the capital trea Honan to confer with General Chiang Kai-shek. Mr. Isuch is now in Shanghai and General Liu has returned to Honan, with the result that there la not one "peace envoy"
il, nor st General Feng's warters.
Mr. Shao Li-tze, May Shentung isa province diveethy under the jurisdiction of the Central Authorities amd Sin Liangochen fan official appointed by the Central Authorities. Not contented with ignoring the orders of the Central Authorities in taking over Shantang, hhe_ wilfully deserted his post and duties, Moreover, he took with im revenue, ammunition and food. stile belonging to the Provi Government, A Disgroee (0 Discipline that such acts of pillaging should have been committed by one in the yanks of an Avmy which has prided itself upon its splendid discipline fand that an attempt should have iso been made to conceal his guilt accusing the Central Authorities 1 wilfully neglected him "are matters for deep regret and to be deplored.
the Central Authorities, covers with view Ca bringing condition of tranquillity pacifying the people's tinds, have Tried in hundred ways to smooth over the matter, In spite of this, Tin Yohefeng and others, in_ onder to avoid Beings condemned ae rebels Thavg centred their attacks this evening that the Chairman of formerly representing Generat the Nati Chiang at Huashan, in Shen: Chiang Kalshek, had now here, ram under yesterday's date to] Preparations for the State Bui General Fens Vu-hsiang. thix of the remains of Dr. Sun Yatesen telegram General Chiang here on June I are still going on at declared that he had vee full speed. More than sixty Lorts stating that General Fens elaborate pailous are being erected Yuchsiang's troops on the Lunghai fon the Chung Shan Read from the and Peking-Hankow railways had Hsiakuan terminal of the road te boom suddenly withdrawn to. Honan, the inspiring mausoleum.—Reuter, Shensi. " Accoriling to General Chiang Kai-shek stich action was MUKDEN FOR NANKING Reuter, entirely unwarranted, since atm time had the National forces ate tempted to attack General Feng Chang Hsueh-liang Sends Force Esiang's troops. As such steps Inside Great W: might bring about serious mise yndlerstanding on the part of Peking, May 18. ublic, General Chiang Kei-sie!
General Chang Hsueh-liang has) Cemands that General Feng telegraphed to General Ho Cheng: Tisiang will give him a prompt chin, Director of the Peking Branch eneral Headquarters of the beliovedt here that antees an' fomediaye and satisfactory answer Gen, Peng's Loyalty Reiterated Nanking May 16 troops under the eon Chi Yeoehao in the distr Great Wall, and there necordance with ching. General Feng In a telegram to Gen. Ho Ying
hsiang wires that he remains all the Times' ing the situa China that dis appointment will he general here und wherever else it had been hoped and halfebelieved that Ite publican China had emerged trot ions. of civil war, How: ible Nanking's action, payer continues, the prospect of te must "arouse apprehension newal of civilewar on a wide
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