Mukden, Jan, 17.
'Marshal Chang Tsolin ported to, be highly displeased with certain remarks passed by his son in connexion with foreign concessions in China. While di recent Cantonese doings with press men in Peking, the "young general' gave it out that although the North and the South were at war, yet in principle the former was in agree-ut with the latter over the question of China's integrity and sovereign rights. He said in effect] that now or never was the time to retake possession of all the foreign concessions in this country. This statement naturally caused a flurry in Diplomatic quarters and, accord
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.