Shenyang, Sept, 29.
The North Eastern Navi Bureau handed over yesterday a sum of $20,000 to the German Consul at Harbin for transmission to the German Consul at Blagovestehensk. The money is to be distributed among the Chinese stilers detained Suu. at the latter place. The German Consul is further requested by the Bureau to arrigo vith the Soret the vith sufleient food—Ta Chung.
Chinese Prisoners in, Vladivostok Moscow, Sept. 90.
The official Tass agency says that the German Consul at Vladivostok nitited the Chinese arrested at Ghita and Tater told the Chita ne yapers that th prisoners were being dreared satisfactorily and in the tame way as Russian prisoners in Communists in Mongolia, Peking, Oct. 1.
It fs reported from Kalgan that Outer Mongolia is now practically 'éiminated by the Communist Party, which is directed from Moscow. All native Mongolians under the age of are compelled to receive military ming and serve as regulars in he Mongolian Army for a specified geriod under Soviet military officers.
'An anti-Chinese campaign' is Jeing encouraged in Outer Mongolia, ju consequence of which a: number Chinese merchants have been forced to flee for their lives—Kuo ain.
'The Military Intelligence Corps report the first Soviet trench to be at a point about one mile from the Chinese outposts at Manchuli. In view of the extensive trench' line now being dug, the belief is gaining ground that the Soviet troops will pass the winter at the border district instead of withdrawing.
General Wing Hsu-chang, Commander of the Ist Army Corps of the anti-Soviet Army, in an official announcement, states that one divi-lon of the Defence Force is now garrisoning the—Tungninghsien-
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