CHINESE TROUBLE.
(Australian & N.Z. Cable Association.) CHINESE FIGHTING. (Received this day at 11.0 a.m.) SHANGHAI, Oct. 12. Remnants of-the Shansi army arc desperately resisting further Fengtein advances. A fierce battle is in progress on the Peking-Suinn front. Streams of wounded are pouring into Peking, where all hospitals are filled. Roth sides suffered heavily. Fengteins captured two brigade commanders and seven rej'irnentn 1 commanders. I A reward of 400,000 dollars is offered for the head of Ycnshishan, Shansi’s rebel governor. A prize is offered for the occupation of Shinnihiehunng. .Madam Wu, wife of the Nationalist minister of Foreign Affairs, visiting relatives at Tientsin, which is anti- , Nationalist territory, was arrested, "'while hoarding a steamer en route to Shanghai. The Soviet Consul, - Sara kin, at Changsha, has been advised by tho Chinese authorities to leave, as he is blamed for the unsettled conditions, and bandit outrages.
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Hokitika Guardian, 13 October 1927, Page 3
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