New-York tribune., 1922-05-01


'ainahc because tho Chinese AFRO lccr.
80 NV 'o'' Oh '"cin'
IN ooo =, I,.
go,
no M.u'"rv sitUntiou Surda, ~
gathered from legation a,.ac,o. .
is as coI,uws. ~
Chang Tsc.lin o,1 w., ~; r..
has 10000 mon undor Ero ~ -; . ""'
tion. WI pei,fu is hr;nc,nc IN ~ ro,, %
forcements fror ~ "p '''"-
inces. Chang Tso-ln is sending forces
from Mukden, which soon will Increase
the total eftcctivcs to moro than 700
WV on each s:tc.
NhaAc lso- in controls tho railroad
running from Nuktcn throu:,h Ti,r.si,
t" rehi,c. W. j. ho.d INK, r..,rv,s 80
Ifot'c; lis r"ar. fearing ~ at:c,n3; h.
-" ''si:.">" n.,r &. 8; :~,<, ,,'. ,',H
ao ;,'r;'' 81 ;AH tir"..; Wall. Hi. In,
'\,""", gym :" Mech. ~.
WV r'!-:u appears 20 10 ,.as'o, o;
we lt L:nc. hawke" railroad TO ChaHr-
9 .".' M,,t"a! hciwccn the railroads
t"s ,"". sne fluH h'vrr. Chang Tso-lir
-. a' -. 'n'o own troops and artillery across
~ 'u "estern cahX or the river with
sn,t >r,p, 'p'se oi or'VinR wa Fei-fu
Soo';',,, n"".u ana surrounding the lattcrs
''>"N''"'' 'Efs al iaotingtu.
Greater Conflicts Forecast
W.
w" '" IS M 'h,NG his Frog: cas'
""'"' "!n" :':'1E VIZ" ,"v .n',A'.. o.
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rn,'r,n... ' ''. '' 'r ""'' '0'> Nr'"'
s..o,,x,:, N'''' N'c'. 'Nc '"''
" vac opposing "'m'cs j.
"',@'"co.
he diplomatic body in rchinc NC:
'o-';aT at the residence of the roltu-
GU'Sc Minister to discuss precautionary
mcasurers. 1t was decided at the mrst-
ing, TO await replies 70 the notes the
u'p'omatlc corps handed the Chinese
forclgn once last week. which warned
me government Hsains: fighting IN
The Commanders ~, +Do allied .
a. Tientsin report they are ready to
Hciz" the Pcking -Ticntsin Railroad il
traNic is Interrupted. The French
cruz :"r traonnt has arrived at Tients;u.
Peking Gates Heavily Guarded
Trc residents Of Ivk:rE feel safe.
Notwithstanding thc booming os cannon
Ncard from thr dirccti y of Charvsl1.
;lcr. TIE gates Of tl,, r;;v ncrc mr..
!
urcH. trt !, IS c.pac:cd they Will be-
coscL IN the even, @: any Indication
o. rush tovar! rcN.M. by defeated
troops.
TIC foreign legations, foreign busi.
'."s. houses AID Ir..nutlor% like t,.c
An,rrlc3N NoA,d - Missions, the
T. ,cHctr!icr l,.st.,ut. 3Hd ,h, A,n,riran
". s>,on are f',;r~ tie fIurs o. thc;r
respective ratiom@ con~I;tuuusiy. Tine
>.ltctS Of rcGiny to-day wrrn unus-
sally animated. with picturesque con.
:nsion among TIC people OF many nat
toms and vehicles and amin Is. Frc-
QueH.ly ctr,; ;ri.cls. norMe hv coolies,
were to he see" passing tnrough the
streets wl:h wounded from IT." fight
..., aonr. Ca;nc,.:, carts aHd autoNo-
h:!es arc beng rr.. >ei in:o >cr.;ce
~ n.oHc va!uAb.ts to places ut .a:ctI.
,;or. or 1.;.;t Do,
'"S' - '.'''"' ''i'"''
E|cn the ilcAsAa" r~oiits carried
tro"s that they Were iMmu"e from
attack. The narrow thorough o.
the Chinese section OF the city We're
crowded with natives. standing, in sii-
cnce, apparently d;."rfound"i hy rc;.-
son Of the distant t..un,.cr Of artillery.
The usual hGunts OF tie tourist wcr"
city departed before TIE hos;i!itics be-
gan. Ihe American Legation here has
rc4ucs;cd the H'""rlcan An oas> s>ad"r ii.
Ok" not 70 rcr'::'t An.cr.ta"s de:i-
;"E to come 70 PeniHG T. travel b;
way O. Nukde1. his IL the oriN rail.
ROAD on which traffic mas not been sus-
pe,,icd.
Visitors from ti,n vicinity Of the
battlefield outside pckinc report that
:i.e fighting to-day way obscured bv a
sandstorrl. Chang Tso-,in's troous are
in position on the western fcothi,]s
from, which they are ,irinp scutnwurd
The visitors asserted that the wounded
are not receiving nroner su~r;ral troa+.
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