News to hand from Kiensi, Tsunyi and other cities to the north makes it clear that there is going to be terrific fighting in the near future Animals and men have been ruthlessly commandered to help transport? guns, ammuni-ition, and supplies to the north. Gen. Chow has refused to allow Brig.-Gen. Liu Teng-wu to return to Kueiyang, and it is feared the ilotter may lose his life when the fighting begins. H. E. Goverror Liu has published a list of ' Gen. Chow's crimes and they are as follows:—.(1) Insubordination (2) appointing officials on his own responsibility; (8) urging. the officers and men to mutiny; (4) executing Lo Cheng-shan, the, ox-robber chief; (5) forcibly detain-Brig.—Gen, Lino (6) taking public monies without the consent of the Commissioner pf Finance, ete. It is expected that Gen. Chow will soon do all in his power to make public who his enemies are, and what they are doing. Another case of "when you cannot get hold of your enemy then ma lign him."
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