CHINA.
THE "WHITE WOLVES."
FURTHER DEPREDATIONS,
(By Cablo.—Pre«s Associ.tion.—Copyright.) PEKING, Juno 4. "TUiifo Wolf's" followers Tooted and burned Taochow, and also the famous Tibetan Lamasery at Choni. The Government troops subsequently defeated the '"Wolves," who aro now surrounded. The "White Wolves" broke the Government cordon, and looted and burnt the village, including the Mission House. The missionaries aro safe, and ' a large army i« attempting to bar tho marauder-.' march northwards The '-White Wolves" evaded the cordon by back, and brcakmg through small columns of the Government troops.
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Press, Volume L, Issue 14987, 6 June 1914, Page 11
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