In all the schools, respect for the throne is now more carefully {instilled but these students." caw each and are reading books which treat other form of government and "Demojoshevism," the like, as well as "Theoeracy," with which the Imperialism of this country is garded by some of the students as. "identical."
In spite of the suppression policy, there is comparative freedom allowed in publication, especially—the rough magazines.' In the October number of the "Central Review," for instance, there is a leading article written by a professor at Keio University, who has been educated in Germany, dealing with "Theoeratic States" as fast disappearing from the world.
One of the charges against the 37 university students is less ma-Jesty, but subject "no Public discussion is heard. "The more important charge is "Communism," as against revenue owner ship of property.
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