The Archive · 1933

A Compromise

This immediately caused a clash fe, as heavy taxes are tine with Den's troops who were in al-them. At certain. places, most as soon, Only a few shots were have been paid. 68 years exchanged when wiser counsels pre-raking advantage of the Communist-bandits have valled, and a tentative arrangement invaded the province. Though they for division of offices made until are reported to have, occupied only Marshall Lia Haiang should four districts, the Communist in-arrive. Yesterday the whole city was fluence "has reached. many places, jumpy, and shops all remained where agitation of "the people closed," With many new troops in against. taxes and the administra principal commanders tion measures of the authorities are' reported.

Toot ten held the situation well in hand Ds. Wu also, praised the road.

Marshall. Den himself wisely Jconstruetion work now being carried! remained Chaochosi, a tem-[Changsha, Yochow, and other places!

Hunan. The stopped over st ple seven li outside the North inthe province, and. was greatly! fight the city, and Gat is strongly opposed to impressed by the native manufactured automobiles, which require the arrival of Marshal 13 charcoal only for fuel.

From Chungking who now has beet chance ever for unifying the

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