CHINESE ROYALIST COLLAPSE
MORE ABOUT THE GERMAN INTRIGUE DEUTSCHE BANK FOUND THE MONEY London, July IC. Tho "Morning Post's" correspondent at Tientsin states that the casualties at Peking include two American, civilians and an American marine. The Republican flag is flying over tho Forbidden City. Chang Hsun's forces are surrendering and are being disarmed and tent to Hsuchoulf. Tuau Chi Jni (tho Republican Premier) has arrived at Peking, and Li Yuan Hung (the late President) has returned to his own residence. Chinese newspapers report that the Deutsche Bank financed Chang H6un. Tho latter released the Germans interned in the western hills, some of whom fought on Chang Hsun's side, more particularly assisting tho artillery. Other newspaper advices from Peking state that the bulk of the diplomatists protested against Chang Hsun's transfer to tho Gorman barracks, on tho ground that he had forfeited the right to be treated as a political offender.—Aus.-N.Z. Cablo Assn.
DISMISSED " ELIGIBLES " LABOUR BOYCOTT OP OFFENDING FIRMS. Perth, July 17. The Labour federation Ims called upon unions to boycott (inns ivliicli liiivn dismissed employees lvho are eligiblo for military service.—Press Association. nriTi tiAVATino rnn
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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3139, 18 July 1917, Page 5
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187CHINESE ROYALIST COLLAPSE Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3139, 18 July 1917, Page 5
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