'The Mongols now have raised the question of this man's fate once more, fand have sent a strongly-worded telegram to Nanking demanding his Immediate release. The Pailingmiso Council have also been sending wires to the Mongol Residents' Association In Peiping about the matter, and at the end of one of these occurs the remark that, if they cannot obtain alistaction in this case, all Mongols in Chinese territory had better return home at once, so as to clear the ground for further action.
It is alleged that the Nanking government takes the view that the Pai Tingmiao Covell can be ignored, as does not carry any real weight in Mongolia, pointing to the utterances of certain members of the Committee for Mongolian and Tibetan affairs in Nanking which has been steadily opposing the of the Political Council at Pailingmiao, The Mongols all declare that that body contains be representative Mongol leaders and composed chiefly of Chinese, with 8 small sprinkling of uninfluential exatriated Mongols who have been appointed by Nanking and do not re-resent Mongol opinion at all.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.