Japanese engineers yesterday saft.
aparating trains between Wachang saePeinslotesce in Hunan province, aMaistance of 160 kilometres she"SSmmander of the. engineers corns and'n large crowd of people Sore gi"ieee tncn a sendee a 8 Beat yesterday moming. Trains col teave Wachang at 8 oclock in Ta" Herning' and "Yanglowsee et 6 oe, "tech funning once a day and taking 10 hours for the trip—Domei.
Gens. Wu Pei-fu and Chin Yin-peng. Gen. Wu is, of course, much the more famous character and would be the greatly preferred choice. Once upon a time he played an important part fon the. Chinese political stage and, until his defeat and eclipse in 1927, The Japanese may still fall back on Gen, Chin Yun-peng. But he is a person of little weight and is almost unknown to the. general public; his chief claim to fame being that he was Premier for a few months under Mu, Vu Ta-fu, well-known Chinese novelist and essayist, has accepted the invitation of Mr. Aw Boon-haw, Singapore multimillionaire, to become Chief Editor of the "Sin Chew Jit Pao" owned and published by the latter in Singapore, says a report to the "Morning Leader." atr. Vu wilt resign from his counsellor ship in the Fukien Provincial Government and Jeave for Singapore shortly, the report adds.
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