Revolt of People against Intolerable Exfortions by His Unele's Nephew From Our Own Correspondent.
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heart of this youth, who would ba well advised" if he saw fit to sock Teas responsible poste 'The poole ave been ted taxed bayoud ""enduraree, with the last demand of 700 cash mow, the people alme. to. the city to "Chino Long." This ix fin" extreme mougure, a sort of I atikey when' every howe sends its man with an agricultorn! Implemerg of tne wort or an, other, demonstrating the fast
a he impowod condi. agree to till the tions and that they wish to hand ever their tools to their traditional father but actual opcations ro often attended by bloodshed nor was this an exception. The soldiers cloned the city gates and thereby deputy of the official-was beaten averted a calamity, but the to"deuth when' hho tried to re-Present the cause of the maj trate; two other lives also were taken. 'The magistrate. tried to. escape lint failing in this it. is Rev he benicted oleelt to the Focked his head. on the round lst, wept. before the. people, to. them' and promised Eeter In the. fobure, It is said that his uncle, the General, has given limy a' very fevere feddings bot. the. unfort, unate: thi ho has not. yet been sent home out of harm's With the prospect of the rail way soon reaching Shanchow in Honan, a soviet of ridges has been partially eorstructed between that, city, and. Tungkuan with the intention of gxtendins the motor road from Sian to. railhead, but alan! while thi work hus been proceeding, fleet of ears in posscasinn of company ith sch there may he Te is a very grant, pity that thes lamentable conditions should exist volely for want of any one who hax practical knewlodgo of how such' business should be managed, Tt issu fact that "on thix tord between Sian kuan vob a single man employed in rond- repairing, while Neve, were numbers officials sitting drawing pay for what I cas tell, whereas a few men, employ ed hero and there on the row! would "have prevented much damage to the ears und maint the servi the loss entailed by the mort of the ears, Qvorixa Virgil im the Heatse Commons, Sir Philiy Fey Groin lis fb view translated Hews ne wiser who s From Phi Pacitie Servies
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