CHINA AND TIBET
— -*~ . A REVERSE AND A SUCCESS. Press Association—By Telegraph-Copyright. PEKING, JaTnia-rr 2. (Received January 3, at 9.44 a.m.) Advices from Chin eta state that theTibetans, prohtmg by the reluctance of the Chinese troops to follow their officers over little-known and difficult territory, attacked them near Hsiang-chang.. Three hundred Chinese were killed, the Chinese also lorinir six machine guns. b The siege of Batang. which continued lor a month, has ended. The garrison were relieved after fierce fighting, and the district hao been cleared of Tibetajn.
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Evening Star, Issue 15073, 3 January 1913, Page 6
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87CHINA AND TIBET Evening Star, Issue 15073, 3 January 1913, Page 6
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