Peking, Sept, 6. raid yesterday morning against Secking to anticipate Japanese Tashihikiao, on the South Manchuria recognition of "Manchukuo", the Railway, West of Newchwang. Volunteers are meditating a further The reports declare that the ban-attack on Mukden, it is reported dit situation in Manchuria is becom from Chinese messages, ing worse, especially along the Tal Tt ig stated that large bands of ways, and that. the Japanese are irregulars, who, have been operatin Bringing in more. troops. along the Mukden-Haicheng' alle way, are now advancing towards.
Chinese volunteers in Jehol and Mukden from Yinpan station.
Charhar, who have hitherto operated the same time the Volunteers independently of each other, have in other districts are preparing to Jioined forces and organised the s0- lunch a fresh attack which is also falled Jehot and Charhar Volunteers expected before the recognition of Military Commission for the purpose "Manchukuo". of taking common action against According to a recent arrival from the Japanese in South Mauch Mukden the city is outwardly quiet 'The Commission, which was in-but there is an undercurrent augurated on. September "I, anxiety among the populace which issued. a. circular telegram to the fresh raids in' coincidence country, announcing its determina-with, the recognition of "Manchution to' defend Jehol. against the Japanese. It says that Jehol is the Gen, Ma Alive gateway of North China and if it 'Nanking, Sept, 6. falls into the hands of Japan, Tien= tsin' and Peking will be threatened.
After month of conflicting, re-'The Jehol and Charhar volunteers are planning tp launch an attack fon Yihsien "and Suichung for the purpose of cutting the retreat of action were repeatedly denied by the Chinese author the Central The: Japanese troops. The. exact strength of the volunteers is. not Government to-day received a long known, but the Commission claims official report from the hero of the Nonni River battle himself, that im addition to volunteers, 3t has this message, which is 1,000 about" 20,000 "en who constitute words in length, General Ma admits the people's. ce feng a that ho was wounded in the cheek during fighting with the Japanese Mukden, Sept. 6. troops in July, but says that he has Japanese sources in various parts lof Manchuria confirm the. Chi injury.
ponent fully recovered, from his reports of the activities of Chinese "The report was read this morning volunteers in this country.
a nicotine of the Executive Yuan and much interest. was aroused To-day, three incidents in which General Ma's assertion that during WVoluntetfs are concerned. are. Te: July. his troops engaged the Japan-ported. Yesterday evening a train ese Troops ju no. less than eight hen within ten Kilometres of isin severe battles, which resulted in was derailed through Chinese heavy casualties on both sides. 'The olanteers. having removed sections general adds that, there is at present of the track. In the smash a Japan: 4 lull in the fighting, but that he fosse woman was killed while another is "consolidating his' position in ras severely. wounded bya bullet Preparation for'a new offensive Fro Voluneers gri. a Mutiny Reported repulsed @ band of about 40 volun ito yesterday a Japanese part
feers who were attempting. to de-Peking, Sept. 6, the' south Manchuria' railway, 'A sensational story concerning the alleged revolt of a thousand Manihtain Three of the Volunteers to, lomatres north of choukuo troops at Mukden is printed in the "Shih Chih Wan Pao," a Tt is also confirmed in Japanese Toeal Chinese newspaper, the even ing. sources that Volunteers had pla "ihe report declares that the to blow up the Fushun colliery and troops, who belonged to the com= Jdestroy its power plant. The plan mand'of General Vu. Chih-san and iwas uncovered two days before it who. were stationed. inthe North was due to be executed." The chief Barracks of the former Manchurian offender is stated to be Lu Chien capital, suddenly "murined on Sun-chou, head of the police bureau of ning /Fushun, who is believed to have been he tst act of the mutineers was working "in conjunction with the Volunteers and to have had several he, and 12 other Japanese' oticers, to hil eheis trainingoficer, " Japan accomplices among his subordinate Sifter which they ceeupled the wire: officers. Lu and those believed to ies station and arsenal.
Hoe. in league -with him have been "Fapamese troops with 20 tanks were immediately rushed from the Japan-First suspicions of such a plot ese Settlenient to the arsenal, were felt when a body of Manchu-fierce Aghting ensued. The /kuo soldiers were sent out to attack' ere were eventually driven ove and party of Volunteers and promptly Setrented to Kuchiatze and Shi }went over to the Volunteers, taking Ehingtze, where they established a with them three Japanese under ar-_ Sunetion'with the Volunteers operat-rest. One of these managed to es-Ing at Chienchingshual. feape Tater and returned to. rej to Javanese headquarters in Fushun.
Volunteers Make More Raids Reuter.
Boundary Negotiations fects. attacked' "a, Shanhalkowan-
SHES eh (uP Tani The train was derailed, passengers were injured when the wah Seer ale nat Harbin, Sept. 9. eic-Soviet boundary fu the Mancha-Disputes concerning the Manchu-
Tarea continue.
Some time ago, the Manchukuo Government protested {o. Moscow Against the alleged invasion by the SGviet border "garrison of Man-chorion territory, but a rebly r= ceived yesterday "denied that. the order had been passed.
Representatives of both Governments here are expected to open netiations. to. decide the border inits—United Press. tion Army."
They claim that they har yea is stated that the volunteers recently threatened Fushan, where huge coal mines connected. with Nethe South Manchuria Railway Company are located, and that they are Again menacing that area.
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