Mukden, May 1.
Having completed its military in-igations here, the League of Nations Inquiry Cor Lord Lytton is to leave for the north to-morrow.
The final interview between Lieut.-General 8. Honjo, commander lof the Japanese army in Manchuri and the commissioners took place 10 to-day at General Honjo's headquarters.
Questioned sto. the Teal It was learned that the investiga-ion of railway questions will start after materials have been gathered {ext of the Lengua Assembly's new 4f2m, consular offices, at "Har sials stated yesterday that it is the resolution, responsible Chinese off itethar, and other cities same as that published in the newspapers with slight moditeations to Tunghua Disturbance Put Down louse XT. Although it mentions May 1. no time limit for the Japanese with-Reports reaching here state that drawal to places as prior to January 260 armed Japanese police recently 28, the new resolution is favourable to' China, and therefore China has accepted it, it was "stated, Tokyo Tokyo Instructions instructions received by japanese Legation yesterday (despatched to the Tunghua area have met and crushed a body of insur-
tarea. The gents that have been active in that firenty mies" west of Tenisea took place about and some was going '0b at noon to-day.—Renter. will remain two days in the Manchoukuo capital, spend one day in Kirin, seven days in Harbin and two days in Tsitsihar section of General Murai's brigade [was returning to Harbin.
Taking advantage of the dense {forests which flank the rail Lge Bara tisistiog the
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