Peking, Sept. 28. The Chinese newspapers state that Marshal Chang Hsueh-liang leave Mukden for Peking of!
ber General Vu Hsueh-chung, the rowly appointed Garrison Com mander of the Peking and' Tientsi urea, interviewed by a large party of Chinese pressmen this morning, stated that the Manchurian troops would occupy the Peking-Suaiyuan ray as far as the Nai the Peking-Hankow rai jas Tingchow and the Pukow railway to Lienthingchen, near the Shantung border.—Reuter.
Mr. Lenox Simpson's Plea Frost Ore Ows Connssronsnt Mukden, Sept. 28.
Before leaving denon Thursday Lenox Simpson issued a statement to the Dress announcing that he hed sent towards Hankow, Shansi troops recently stationed on the Tientsin-Pukow Railway reported to be going south to Yen Hsishan is stated to be still sending ammunition to Feng's army.
Messages from Taiyuanfu report. that there is no diminution of activity at the arsenal and that a German gun expert, who was formerly with Krupps, ned there last week after leave in Europe—Reuter,
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