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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

CHINA AT WAR

(Our Own Correspondent.)

Shanghal, Sept. 8. Lungwa headquarters this mornfug reports continuod fierce fighting in the Liuho sector, also in the region of Changching and Huchachon, west of Talhu Lake and along the railway, claiming genorol Cheklang advancos. The N. C. D. Nows, this morning publishes the text of a circular telegram issued by Chang Tso-in reciting "the crimes of Taao Kun and Wu Pol-fu" and declaring war. The Japanese nows agency has received a dispatch from Mukden this morning, dated Sunday, saying that, Chang Tso-lin assembled the Consuls of Japan, Britain, Germany and the United States, announcing himself compelled to adopt measures of self defonco, since Chihli had. mobilized two divisions and six mixed brigades in the district of Shanhaikwan, Halfongkow and Jehol, and amouncing the opening-of-hostilities immediately.

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being discussed at a spacial Cabinet meeting this afternoon. The communique states that the Government at frat hesitated to Issue the mandate, but has now done so because, Lu openly revolted against the Contral Government. The mandate has in view the hastening of the end of the civil war.-Reuter.

declared war in a circular telegram.-Reuter.

Peking, Sept. 8,

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army, comprising 20,000 men, yesterday morning advanced from Changhing, ten miles to the south east of Taihu lake in the direction of Thing thirty miles northward. A report received this morning states that the Cheklangites are only ten miles from Thing and expect Ihing to fall to-day or to-morrow. The main objective is believed to be Changchow which is the Klangau headquarters. There have been attacks and counter-attacks at Liuhu where, the communique snys, the position remains practically the same. Fifteen hundred more reinforcements have sont to Liuhu from Shanghai to-day-Reuter.

Brussels, Sept. 8.

The British Government has promptly agreed to the Belgian Government's request that if necessary the Belgian colony in Shanghai shall be allowed to take refuge on British warships.~~. Reuter.

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London, Sept. 8.

It is hoped in some quarters that the Ulster Government may be influenced in favour of agreeing to appoint a Boundary Com- missioner by the action of Lord Balfour in publishing a letter which Lord Birkenhend, orie of the negotiators of the Anglo-Irish Treaty, wrote him in March 1922, strongly contending that the boundary clause meant that the Boundary Commission was intended to make only minor readjustments, and saying it was inconceivable that any competent and honest arbitrator could take an opposito rlow. Thirty members of the House of Commons, of all parties, are at present touring the boundary region investigating the situation. --Reuter.

OBITUARY.

London, Sept. 8.

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The death is reported of Miss Constance Frederica Cumming-Reuter.

[Miss Gordon-Cumming was born at Altyre, May 26, 1873, the 12th child of Sir William Gordon-Cumming. At the close of her education in London she spent a year with a married sister in India and this awoke la her a desire to travel and led to very extensive wanderings extending over twelve years. She wrote several books on her travels among them, "Al Honie in Fiji and New Zealand;" "A Lady's Cruise in a French Man-of-War Among the South Sea Islanda?" "Fire Fountains of Hawall," and books on California, China, the Hebrides, the Himalayas. Egypt, Ceylon, etc. She was also interested in the development of the invention of the Numeral Type for the use of Illiterate Chinese, both blind and seeing, In Mandarin districts of China. Her residence was in Crieff, Scolland

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Geneva, Sept. 8.

In less tense atmosphere and with a smaller public attendance, the Assembly settled down this morning to the ordinary work of the session. The discussion of the report of the Work Council for last year was resumed. M. Ador of Switzerland, who strongly appealed in favour of arbitration to settle conflicts between states, also appealed for a home for the Armenian people. The Assembly subsequently, adjourned till the 9th. The afternoon was devoted

to committee work.-Keuter.

THE SUDAN PROBLEM.

London, Sept. 8.

Reuter understands that Zaglul has informed Mr. Ramsay Mac- donald that he is ready to meet him. Mr. Macdonald accordingly. has sent a communication hoping that the meeting will occur towards the end of Seplomber. It appears almost certain that the meeting will be In London, in view of the fact that Mr. Macdonald owing numerous engagements, will be unable to leave England-Reuter.

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