THE CHINESE WAY.
PAYMENT FOR TROOPS. i By Elbotrto Telegraph--Coptrtoht 1 [Ukttkd Press Assooiatton.l (Received 0.20 a.m.) Shanghai, December "22. flenera] Chang-Hsun, Governor of Nanking, has been appointed militnn inspector in southern Yangts/.e, to operate against the northern lviangsu rebels. His trooos threatened to loot Nanking if he left, whereupon ChangITsun obtained 300.000 dollars to pay them oil the basis of their accompanying him to Fcng-Kuo-Cliang. The new Governor paid two-thirds of the sum. and the Chamber of Commerce one-third.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 96, 23 December 1913, Page 5
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