THE CHINESE REVOLUTION.
CERMAN TROOPS ORDERED TO TIENTSIN.
OFFER BY UNITED STATES
(United Press Association—Copyright.) PEKING, November 29. _ Two hundred German troops at Kaiehou have been ordered to Tientsin. Imperialist troops mercilessly sacked Hanyang. Many families who took refuge in boats were killed, and old men, women and children were bayonetedLONDON November 29. Reuter’s correspondent reports that the revolutionists entered the four gates of Nankin te-da- _ NEW YORK, November 29. The United States has formally offered China the services of 25.000 men to help in keeping the railway open from Peking to the Sea. The American Minister states that the Chinese finances are in a deplorable state.
INSUBORDINATE REBELS
SHOOT THEIR OFFICERS
(Received Dec. 1, 12.20 a.rm) PEKIN, Nov. 30
The revolutionaries were victorious at Hankow until the 25th, when Hunanese revolutionaries refused to attack 5000 Hupe recruits, and became insubordinate when ordered to the attack, and shot- their officers.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3388, 1 December 1911, Page 5
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150THE CHINESE REVOLUTION. Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3388, 1 December 1911, Page 5
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