As_to expenses for carrying out the project, it is ordered that local authorities "should do their best to raise the necessary funds, but, in [case of absolute failure to do 30, they. may resort to the last measure of, Jdrawing a part of the fund from the reserve item of their respective bud-
General principles governing voluntary service in China, it is pointed lout, were frst issued on April 12 inst year to the provincial govern Iments of Kiangsu, Chekiang, Honan, /Hupeh, Anhwei," Kiangsi, " Fukien, Hunan, Shensi, Hansi, Shansi, Hopel, JShanting, Charhar, ' Suiyuan, and JNinghsia,' and were reiterated May this year to the provincial Jxovernments of Yunnan, Kweichow, land Szechuen—Central News.
Pailingmiso dismissing him, has been. probably averted as a result of action by the National Government, according to reports to-day from Suiyuan.
While the Government, it is stated, has ordered that military action by the Mongol Cour stopped, an official from the Mongolian Affairs Bureau has arrived at Kwelhuachang. in an endeavour to effect an amicable settlement, Dorlehi's refusal to vacate was based on his claim that he had in-hented the post from his forefathers and thal, therefore, the Council hed right to oust him—Reuter.
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