arena ae ered a tron tne cette bor rte ete Then sion faced 4 octine ruga gine Soe Sine Saline a Wich td tate wan semanas cee aromas ing" Seca Beer hace ay Soto Si" Saar td long tree Se, Sutehant ina Sere bane cee he'd influ a li was neg ar ne Sears Bes ce lia SP adeeaee ser tog bed On February 4 the feeling in Sian was very tense, but towards sundown it became evident that Gen. Yang had the situation well in hand. Long: Ines of carts loaded with household tulensils and women and children belonging to the Northeastern Army were heading for the West Gate, The rear trek had begun. and if there is no more trouble to-night the most dificult obstacle inthe way of a peaceful settlement has been over come, The Northeastern troops in the Woman area will not be allowed to retreat through the city, but will have to take the main road to the west outside the ely. The gates are all barricaded and the walls manned by Gen, Yang's men who will put up stubborn resistance against any attempt on the part of the retreating. army to enter the city.
It is stated on good authority that Gen. Ku Chuetung and his Central Government troops will enter the city within three days and that Gen. Yang will be here to welcome them.
The Reds have always evacuated all the distelets north of the Wel River and are making for the north. of the province. Thus endeth the ow famous Sian Revolt, always ex-copting the unexpected.
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