Further disquieting news _regarding conditions in Szechiuen was Received in Shanghai early in July. 'The Red leader, Ho Lung, had Joined_the Szechaen and Shensi Reds Sha' was reported to have occupied "number of towns in the nelgh-Bourhood of Tangkiang.
On July 9, throe Chinese gunboats aisappenred from Teingtao fand joined the Canton Government, after an exciting journey.
Sri July 15, Marshal Feng Yu-Inslang had developed is campaign against the Japanese forces, in barrassment of the Nadking Govern. ment vand. in prench of the trace frith Japan." Subsequently Marshal Feng Yorhsiang was persuaded to activities and he te-usual residence Taishan, "in order to extend the Lunghai Railway to Chinese Turkestan and construct a new line through Chekiang and Kiangsi, it was an-Inounced that the sum' of $50,000 jof At st, and Yenping, as already foted. was, red, but gallantly defended by a detachment of the 19th" Route: Army. The siege ted for over month, foreign missionaries were evacuated, but the hospital and other institutions maintained their morale throughout the whole upset; although the electric power organisations were.destroyed and the twater supply out of.
On September. 22, General. Fang Chen-wu occupied a town thirty] miles north of Peking and was reported to be advancing on the old capital. His rebellion speedily coland. op. October 7 he ities, who disarmed his troops and incorporated them in the regular our days later, on the way isn, General Fang essay [from his escort and was reported to have made his way to Shanghai 'The Chinese Government sent a representative into Mongolia in lorder to establish contract with the [Mongolia rulers and counteract the tendencies towards Independence' of alliance with Manchoukuo.
With General Han Fu-chu in supreme commend in Shantung, General Huang Fu keeping well in with the Japanese in Peking, and General Liu Hsiang asserting authority in Szechuen, to say nothing of General Chen' Eh-tang in Supreme command in Canton, "the position developed very mach on the Tipe of che elf War Land asser of 1925, and there was nothing in the course of the Government's reaction to Mr. Soong's resignation to suggest that an early attempt to correct that version would be ins On October 28, Mr. T. Y. Soong'
igned his Finance Ministership and Dr: LIH. K. Kung" succeeded
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