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TWO GOVERNMENTS

IN TEN DAYS.

THE STRUGGLE FOR CHANGSHA.

AMAZING FORCED MARCHES! BY"" IRONSIDES."

[UNITED PRESS)

Present military happenings in in Hunan Province will make up one of the most interesting and exciting chapters in the history of Chinese warfare. The retreat from Changsha, the Provincial capital, of the insurgents, comprising the Kwangsi armies and the Iron- sides

of Chang Fu Fui, was as dramatic as their advance, their movements in both cases being car ried out with amazing swiftness.

Within 51 period of hardly ten days Changsha was under two governments, and the brief rule of the invaders was decidedly disas trous, as vast extortions were made,

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IN SHANGHAI,

FIVE ROUTES CLOSED.

STRIKE OF FITTERS CONTINUES.

The strike of the 700, fitters, carpenters and merchanics of the French Tramway, Electric Light and Water Company, which com- menced on June 18, in Shanghai, continues. The effects of the ab- Rence of the fitters from the tram sheds have made themselves felt at last, as several, trams are of the road and in need of repairs that cannot be carried out at present.

"As a result, says the N., Daily etre, the temporarily suspended

"traffic on Routes 4 and 5, which run through to Wayside and North International

Stution.

the on

Settlement lines, respectively, and also railless cars on routes 14, 7 and 18, from the French Conces- rion to North Station, Lay Road and Kwenming Boad, respectively

FORTNIGHTLY SAILINGS and every coin in the Provincial At the same time, because of the

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treasury and Provincial bank vaults

was removed.

Changsha is about 250 miles from the border of Kwangst, and for an ordinary traveller o cover that distance by foot would require at least ten days. The Kwangai armies covered the distance in a little less than two weeks, meeting with prae- tically no resistance all the way, nud capturing town after town. It is difficult to conceive how it was possible, and it was certainly the first time in the history of Hunan fighting that such a sensa- tional advance was made by in- vaders from the border into the heart of the Province..

interworking agreement, the Inter- national Settlement ears that por- mally run into the French Conces sion now slow and turn on the con- cession boundary,

More and more Russian fitters are gradually being engaged, and the first effect of this move has been to improve the 'bus service, which in rua by the Tramway Company, At one time, soon after the strike started, there were 11 busca out of commission, but these are all on the road once more..

move to

Other Strikes.. The strike of the 4,000 local Cantonesc shipwrights commenced on" June 20 Dare-to-die Corps.

enforce

E demand for increased Perhaps the most important fen wages, continues, as does that of ture of the encounter that led to the 1,600 employees of the eight the recapture of Changsha by the Mei Pah Silk Weaving Factories. Government forces was the part The management of the factories played by the lare-to-die corps has issued relief money of $2 each attached to the Fourth Route Army to about 1,000 of the strikers, the under General Ho Chien, General money coming from the deposits of Ho was ousted from Changsha and the employees with the company. moved his troops (those that did not turn over to the insurgents) to Changteh, West Henan, from which point he launched the counter- attack on the Kwangst forces in and around Changen. The battle was one of the fiercst ever witnessed in Hunan, the dare-te-die corps cross ing the river at night with great bravery under cover of heavy machine gun and rifle fire. For this feat they have been awarded by the Ministry of War with $100,000.

Official reporta persistently claim that the insurgents are now envelop, ed on all sides, and that their com plete annihilation would come be-

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SINGAPORE.

STRONG COMMENT BY MAGISTRATE.

"I am very much concerned with the fact of a European going into the witness box, electing to give evidence, and then telling lics. I have no doubt whatever that the European in the case struck the re- venue officer. It is quite possible that the Chinese are interested par- ties, but the Malay was not. I ar very much disappointed that any European should go into the wit- ness box, when he need not, and tell lies."

Thus the Second Police Magis rate (Mr. P. S. Williams) at Singapore last week, in imposing fine of $20 on Charles Herbert Whitehead, of the oil depot ship Authenia, for assaulting a public servant.

It was stated that Whitehead, coming upon a revenue officer who men, struck the revenue officer' had. attempted to arrest two of his twice with his fist.

The two men (Chinese) were also charged, one with assault and beth with obstructing a public servant in the execution of his duty.

The story of one of the Chinese was that he was beaten by the re venue. officer, ran away, and fell exhausted. In that condition, lying on the road surrounded by several revenue officers, he was found by: Whitehead.

He did not ece Whitehead strike' the revenue, officer, or anyone. Whitehead had been summoned by the other Chinese, who had also ran away from the revenue officer. Whitehend stated that when be arrived and found the second re- cused lying exhausted, having been MD severely handled that the shirt wag torn off his back, he (White- head) abused the revenue officer and the latter's companions and two policemen. He struck no one.

Inspector King, prosecuting, gaid he was inclined to accept the story of the Chinese accused, who said he had been assaulted by the revenue officer, but that did not make any difference to the charge against Whitehead.

About 90 of the 100 female workers of the Yue Ming Hosiery and Stocking Factory, Ltd., 81 Penang Road, who struck work on

The magistrate said he entirely June is as a protest against a de- cision of the factory management believed the Chinese accused's story to reduce their wages by 10 per of the assault. It. was after say cent. owing to trade depression, ing this that his worship made the have resumed work unconditionally, remarks about Whitehead quoted and the factory is now working on normal basis. The management are paying off the remaining ten workers who are unwilling to re türn.

above.

His Worship fined Whitehead as stated, discharged the second, ac- cused (the man who alleged. he was assaulted by the revenue officer) and cautioned and discharged the other Chinese accused.

fore long While it is true that there was only a very small number the Government armies in the of Kwangsi troops inside "the

For the first time since the revolu- three provinces of Kwangtung city when the dare-to-die corps of Hupeh and Kinng are closing in General Ho Chien launched the tion, Leningrad has attained a population exceeding 2,000,000. A apon them, ther withdrawal like

offensive...

public by the their advance, is not meeting with

The movements of the rebels, statement made particularly the "Ironsides," are Leningrad District Planning Com. any resistance,

indeed a deep mystery, and it is mission places the population of dithcult to believe that the revolt the city at 2,000,400, of whom 085,000 As both the "Ironsides" and the is over. Expert opinion is, how are men and 1,020,000 ore women, Kwangsi troops are retreating cast ever, that as a fighting force, both The disproportion is partly ex ward, there is apprehension that the Kwangsi troops and the "Iron-plained by the fact that more men thos are all moving into Kiangai to sides" are not as formidable as than women of the old classes escap ed ahrund when the Bolsheviks took Join the Communist forces under they are generally represented to the notorious Cha Mo, in which be. They are very poorly clad and power, St. Petersburg, as it was event the situation, would still as equipped, and their main handicap then known, reached the 2,000,000 sume & serious complexion, as they is the lack of money and ammuni-mark in 1912. By 1910 the popula tion had grown to 2,400,000, but will be liable to fight their way into tion..... Anhui to become a direct menace to the National capital.

Many observes of the present military situation believe that the Kwangsi withdrawal from Changsha was planned beforehand and that (Continued at foot of next column).

The events in Hunan were parti after the revolution, it declined cularly significant in that they precipitately. Only in the last few proved definitely that General Ho years, with the building of new Chien, who for a long time was sus factories, a new upward curve be- pected to have come to a secret gan which makes it the fifth largest understanding with the insurgents, city in Europe, being exceeded by remained loyal to the Government.London, Berlin, Paris and Moscow,

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