Trouble Over Alleged Kidnapping of Japanese China Ready to Resist Chinchow, July 19. will advance on Shanhaikuan, Tien-Volunteer forces and the regular tsin and Peking.
Meanwhile, four companies of Japanese troops are troops of Jehol province were responsible for kidnapping of Mr.
(Ganszs, Iphimote, connecting #s, Sc ect believed to have arrived at Yi Hsieh, the Another cromour is to the effec gate-way to Jehol.
Japanese Army, on July 17, accord-that the Japanese have jing to results of investigation by five demands to General the Japanese as announced to-day. in, Chairman of the Jehol. Provir cial Government, one of which is re-'Japanese military sources saw. threatening clouds growing, Ported to be that he must "Mfanchukuo" and allow Japanese thicker over Jehol in connection with the general situation, and troops to be stationed in his dis-what are asserted to be wild rts that a serious situation de sping as the result of the recent seizure in Jehol of the Japan-Jose liaison officer, Ishimoto, a Japan-Jose dispatch from Mukden, asserts [that the affair seems to have satis Hfactorily settled.
"The Japanese, the dispatch adds, have no intention of taking positive vigilant attitude.—Reuter.
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