October 3.
Tue Edict cashiering Tsai Nai-huang, the Shanghai Tuotai, has made its appearance at an une: pected moment, knowe in circles that this. fate had been hunging over His Honour's head for two months or more. It is impossible to follow all the ramitications that lead to the frequent changes in China's official servi In the present case the ad sons for the Taotai's punish-ut" are not necessarily those that appear on the surface. It was recognized, however, that he was yeadually raising areand him coasideruble amount of personal antagonism, and once before his opponents measured their strength by denouncing him to his immediate inal f
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