The Prohibition of Free Speech.
Anch'in: evince, dispatch eon!
The students of the Anchtins, Normal School, or College, following the example of Shanghai, having recently held mass meetings in their grounds to protest against the Russian occupation of M: churia, and the conduct of the Cen Government having been also freely ticised by the speakers, the ahir got to the ears of the prefect of nch'ing, a Manchu named Kuei, who went to the College and personally addressed the students. He tried to impress upon them the enormity of their offence against the Government in daring to criticise it, and told the students that they were there to study and to gain knowledge 0 as to be of use to their eountry by and by, hence it was nut their place to criticise the Government in any way, but to leave all matters of national politics to the Government itself, which was quite Jable to solve all questions relating to the
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