Several distributors "of. printed propaganda were yesterday arresbe din, the British concession, but} their literature was only mildly, antiforeign. Tosday, however, _a Teaflot has appeared which is rabid-anti-British, Tt curses all the imperialists, but. Britain in. partie lay and links the latter up with Wu Peisfu who ig charged with felling railway property to buy supplies for " further campaign, A. consular official, in an interview, with General Tang Song-chi, the Hunanese Red, was yesterday treated to a perfect line of Russian anti-British propaganda. Among other things he said that China would soon declare war on Great Britain and put two'aniilion men field. "He assured his vis-d-vie that England was. a naval power only and could never be a military power, while it would be utterly impos sible for her to put such troops she has in the field against a Red China. because sich a move woul Promote a Bolshevik revolution in England,
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