Independence Movement Reported to Have Been Revived Again Frou Our Own:
Peking, Oct. 25. fortunate with its border lands, The government is not ye
The independence movement Homer Mongolia, which. was reported be firing "out appears quite cuddenly to have become an ime Dortant issue, and is receiving much Dublicity in the Chinese Press here Where it it discussed with unusual Freedom. "To judge from the nu-Jnorous important personages who Fave been arriving in. Peking there Just few days, the Central Govern ment would appear to be taking, the Jrovement very. seriously. The First to arrive was the Minister of fie Interior, Mr. Huang" Sha: Tislung, followed by Mr. Chao Hen, Shansi. stalwart and" vice-Chairman of the Commission "for Mongolian and. Tibetan Affairs, and thirdly "Me, Wu Hao-ting, a Mongol of the Chosotu Banner, and chief of the Mongolian section of the commission, Phere have. been Slumerous meetings between" these Government had converted thole territory into provinces, the princes wert being deprived of their lands clits, and the Mongol popu-from its However, ing in of little real importance 'The two main questions that Mr. Huang and the others have presumably" gone to. find out are, firstly, whether the movement has any considerable backing in' Inner Mongolia itself, and, secondly, when ther it is receiving out, Eis, for instance, perhaps no undue sigh of sentimentality. to Unat ° the" Manchus-—of tender cousins tch out a cousinly hand to helo them to. attain a freedom, to that Which. they themselves are" enjoy-nye. For those more. materially minded a glance at the map will show, how" useful. an independent gentlemen and the various Mongol laner Mongolia would be as a rinees and leaders residing in|luffer between Soviet Russie and
'—in favour of the movement.
ching who are—or profess to be China, From here the whole party which number over twenty persons, Without the Changehia will Anothes Dusen: Problem but the same time, another trouble. Living game business, that of General Sun Buddha, will proceed to Kalgan to interview as many of the Charhar Dunces aa they cam gather, and will then go on to Suiyuan, There they will make up their minds, whether to venture into the Hion's "den and go to Pailingmiao, to meet the Panchen Lama and, if possible, the troublesome Prince Teh himself. ingamiao docs not Vie far inside Inner Mongolia, only about, seventy-five miles due north @f Kucihuachang, an easy. two days motor journey. "In Chinese circles it is said that the party are taking very lance sums of money, in yendy cash, along with them.
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