The Archive · 1925

CHI HSIEH-YUAN'S FLIGHT

On the Sen for Japan Marshal Chi Hsieh-yuan left for

Japan on Wednesday morning 11.80 o'clock by the str. Nikko Mart, accompanied by several of "hiv stall officers.

The Marshal's departure was jeloaked in great scereey and few People outside his ows stof? and his colleagues learned of his Impending departure.

Shanghai, Jan. 28, The Russians were in charge of Russian officer, who received a representative the "North-China Daily New: tone of the armoured cars. ray, were Ioaded with ammunition, and were heavy guards on each of them, men as well as Russian, carried a brace of addition to their ordinary equipment. turned here from the front. by a special train yesterday at 6 accompanied by his wife and sot well as by several attendants, cluding General Liu Vu-ko, Chi of the General Staff, sailed for Moji this morning at 11.30 o'clock on board the N.Y.K, steamer Nikko Mara, Judging from all accounts avail able, Marshal Chi and. party. will Probably proceed ty Beppu,—East-arn News Agency. ied wire hung down the

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