CHINESE CRISIS.
IMMINENCE OF WAR. HOTBED OF INTRIGUE. By Telegraph.—Pres* Assn. — Copyright. Nevr York, J»n. 16. The New York World’s Tokio correspondent states that the vernacUlar rreaD is printing special articles from Shang* hai asserting that American and Bnttaß interests Are behind Wu Peifu’a antagonism to t'he Liang Ministry. The Nichi-nichi reports that Anglo-Americans in China have mined to wipe out Liang because of iu> pro-Ja/panese views, and plan to deffesX Chang Tsolin, the Mukden war lord, for the same reason. The majority o£ the newspapers same that war between the Chinese factions in the north is imminent. It is reported that Sun Yat Sen has abandoned the campaign against Peking for the present, believing there » nothing to be gained by the south flgktifig the north, ainee northerners are going to fight among themselves, clearing tn® way for a southern victory. The Japanese say the present troubi® will teach Americans what the rmi state of affairs is in China.—Aua.-NA Cable Assn.
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Taranaki Daily News, 18 January 1922, Page 5
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161CHINESE CRISIS. Taranaki Daily News, 18 January 1922, Page 5
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