Without Pay: March Halted By Suiyuan Soldiers Peiping, Feb. 23.
Five hundred troops belonging Prince Teh Wang, Secretary-General for the Mongolian' Local Autenomy Council, stationed "at Pailingmiao, mutinied to-day because of the non: receipt of pay, according to Chinese telegrams from Kwelhua, The robe's marched southwards, but were turned bbaek by troops belonging to Gen. Fu To-vi, Governor of Suiyuan.
Prince Tek, who is at present in sikiang, 200 miles cast of Palling-ming, has been informed by telegram of the mutiny—Reuter.
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