Reports from Tsingtao say that. no authentic information has been received from Tsinanfu. 1,500 mon, of the 6th Japanese Division with G.0.C. and sta landed on April 25 and as far as is known these troops will travel to Tsinanfu, Some British women connected with the Tsinanfa University, who refused at first to evacuate, have been ordered to do $0 and have now reached Tsingtao, As far as can bbe ascertained there are no British women and children now in Tsinai with Southern sympathies - havo} captured Laiwa and, supported by 1 few Southern troops, are threaten ing Poshan, the terminus of branch line on the Tsingtao-Tsinanfu Seraph arrived in Tsingtao on April 24.
Evacuation of Chefoo?
Peking, Apr. 26. residents there to: remove to Weihaiwei—Reute and Yunnan edueational delegates who have been making investigations in Shanghai returned to the south on Tuesday by the C-P.O.S. Empress of Russia Pexine telegram to the Chinese press say that Marabal Chang Ts0- lin has tasued an order forbidding hie troops to force the people to Drovide goods in return for" pay. tment in worthless military oles Tue, Chinese papers say Anking at the present ime in the Uhtocs a dedily confer, between. two Tnbour parties. "The cause of the trouble in not given tut it jo said that a number Of people have been injured, A raoresAt is afoot in Peking 9 reduce the salaries of the foreign members of the Customs Service and the Salt Administration by 25 per cent, and to devote the proceeds to in Peking and Tientsin, according to telegrams received by the Chinese press and the "Dah Tung Evening News" of Peking has been suppressed because "it published war [news not officially censored.
Tue Commissioner of Customs in Tientsin, says the Chinese press, has published a notice to the effect that, hereafter, all documents must, be in Chinese, which is the official Tanguage of the Customs service. The notice also says that foreign and Chinese members of the stof?
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