Moscow. June 7.
Spokesmen for the Soviet. Govern-to-day unequivocally dented that Gen. Bluecher had concluded a military alliance with the command der-in-chief of the army of Outer Mongolia and branded reports to this effect as purely Aetitious—Havas. rights, and a bidder must submit a lender covering at least three Tines. [These three Tines must connect at their termini Bus companies will then be in a position to sell through tickets that the public may travel from one end of town 4o-another on transfers.
is, to go from the West Bund to Tungshan. the eastern suburb, one must change cars, the fare being ten cents on each. A through ticket) could probably be sold for fifteen cents There are fourteen routes all told it Canton, and eleven bus companies which run cars over them. Only two of these are showing a profit. Two or three are in very bad shape. The lucky money-makers are those whic service across town to Honam, and from. the railroad station at Wongsha to the courthouse corner." Unluckiest is the Paak Fung Ca. that takes passengers: from this same corner to Sha Ho Village near White Cloud Mountain, so many soldiers ride refusing pay. On other lines "policemen, letter carriers and soldiers can. buy half-fare tickets, but the Paak Fung (Co's "franchise calls for the paying Jof full fare by all passengers. The results is that few privates will pay cent; they crowd many of the buses and will not get off,
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