STRIFE IN CHINA.
WU SEEKING PEACE.
(br cable—press association 1 — corteight) (reuter's tei/fgrams.) PEKING, October 31. The "North China Daily News" reports that General Wu Pci-fu instructed his representative at Tientsin to open negotiations with General Feng Yn Hsiang and General Chang TaoLin. Tho basis of discussion proposed by Wu Pei-Fu is that Chang Tso-Liu should withdraw to Manchuria and acknowledge the authority of the Cent/rat Government, and that Till parties should agree to return to the status quo. CHIH-LITES ROUTED. (reuter's telegrams.) (Received November 2nd, 5.5 p.m.) PEKING, November 1.
A communique from Mukden reports the complete occupation of IShan-hni-kwan, Chin-wang-toa and Pei-tacho, and tlie capture of thirty thousand Chihlites and a hundred guns.
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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18220, 3 November 1924, Page 12
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