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Japanese Reverse While it is impossible to obtain satisfactory Information concerning the fighting north of the Yangtze, it is apparent from an examination of the Chinese and. Japanese reports that the former have succeeded in obtaining some sort of suiceess over the Japanese in the neighbourhood of Taierchwang. Whether the dimensions the success justify the rejoicings in Hankow Jand Canton has not yet transpired, but, there Is now every reason to believe that ihe Chinese have won an engagement of no small degree Jot importance. While it does not appear at the moment that this will have any material effect upon the situation in Shantung the moral effect fof this success upon the whole of the Chinese Torces as well as the nation itself is something which will have to be reckoned with, For the frst time in her history China is really seeking Aght on lines of modern warfare, for in this joe {matter the incident of 1982 can be disregarded. 1 Mia n'the commencement, especially in connection n|[wichSne ghting around Shanghai, the most 107 that could be said of the Chinese soldier was that he was fighting with a courage and tenae|Eity which earned for him' the respect of the hata. world. Very few troops could have stood the hammering which the Chinese took ty; Jnorth of Shanghai, ud the. grimness of their [resistance "was. a'matter of wonderment. 'Tu Hi|the morth Twas thought' thatthe Japanese yontd' sweep "everything before them. For ome months they did in fact succeed in doing 'N2/s0, but that has now been changed, and the 121 Ghinese have not only succeeded in holding up {ihe Japanese advance but have themselves been able fo assume the initiative. From all the belated reports which have come to hand it Is certain that the Japanese have advanced too rapidly and that they have not sufficiently cleaned up the country behind their front lines. 'That to a very great extent is responsible for the dimeulties in which the Japanese find themselves, and it is quite probable that' the high command will find it necessary to throw even more troops into China than they have Moller Line Ltd. v, Bungo & Ca., Lid. MIN, Police Court—Trame Cases Second High Court—"Yannoulatos. Brother First Special District, Trame in Women.
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