Tatung, Sept. 18.
Entering Suiyuan, for the frst time since' the outbreak of the China incident, Japanese troops at 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon captured Feng-chen, the key to Pingtichuan, the most important military base in the province.
Shansi troops, which were defending Fengchen, were reported by the Japanese military authorities to be retreating along the Pingsui Railway.
A Chinese armoured train, armed with three guns and twelve machineguns, and carrying 300 soldiers was captured by a Japanese armoured train after an hour's fighting, the Japanese claimed? The Chinese soldiers were said to have been killed in the combat—Domel,
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