In this city too there is, even! now, recruiting for the Whangpoacadet school in Canton continues.
'A casual reference to almost any issue of almost any paper will show what the Whangpoo school really, is, a Bolshevik school financed with, Russian money and armed with Russian arms. A Young man went to answer the call for students, He was told that he must. be recommended by the local branch of the Kuomintang before he would be accepted istered student. He had no n getting his Soviet number.
Thus it is not difficult to understand why such a continued and ter opposition is continues against There was fuel enough in the Shanghai incident to account for the immediate con-flag ration in mission schools during, the early days of June, but now that the government schools have caused their particular agitation against these "schools, it is a cause for wonder why the fire keeps burning.
Schoolboy "Nationalist" Ardour The procession of government students arranged for yesterday came up to expectations, so it is claimed. It was a very orderly demonstration in every way. Police' and police and soldiers Lined the! streets along the way. 'There were not less than 1,009 students, of whom some were from the girls'. schools.
work has not been started yet! in these schools, there seems to have been plenty of time for preparation. The slogans were good mouthfulls and well rendered. The march was not yet over when the captains of companies had shouted themselves hoarse. They let the world and sundry know that the Chinese wanted, "Tarif autonomy," "To boycott imperialism: fruits of the revolution." The last tone is new in the district, but emphasizes the influence of the new) masters of the province. A similar demonstration is announced day, as this is the anniversary of the singing of the Boxer Indemnity Protocol. Further for this whole week he stud te out in th against In the pamphlets that were distributed yesterday some astounding things were said of the causes lead~ ing to the Indemnity demanded, and the horrible stagnation in China that had resulted. There was no) single character telling the story of generous remission of a great part of the indemnity by certain countries, but the statement is made that for another 16 years China must suffer, groaning under awful burden. This brilliant pamphlet is the work of the Provincial Students' Union, War Clouds Dispelled few days ago, on the hills of Kikung, in south Honan, there were constantly repeated rumours of impending war within the bounds of the province. As the rumours had been traced to the yamen, or rather castle, of a certain former, general in Marshal Wu Pei-fu's forces there seemed very good cause for the existing anxiety. Several ons therefore thought it advisable to leave the women and children on the Hills till the future should be known. Now however, their appear to have been ground: less.
On returning from the hills two weeks ago, noticed much military was fully known that 'a concentration of troops was being: effected along the northern frontier of the province. The railway officials also predicted that within a few days there would be a shortage of Yyolling stock. The Government lently was forewarned, for it the division of the pro-spoils so that the two great military powers in the north might: de satisfied by such sops as they:
id. Immediately after the} issuing of the mandates confirming Shensi and Kansu under the power of Marshal Feng and Kiangsu and Anhui under Marshal Chang, the nation improved in Kaifeng. A denial of all possibility of war was issued by the local authorit Now the mandamus is accepted a: fact any immediate outbreak of war in Honan.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.