Usual Anti-Foreign Speeches:
Fiery Oratory and a Very Wet Walk What is said to be ore of the largest mass meetings over held in the district was noted this morning in Chapel, when about 50,000 persons gathered at 10 o'clock on a vacant piece of ground in Tsin Yuin Read, as a welcome to i the in-coming Nationalist troops.
Shortly after daybreak, the Isbourers of the district responded to the call sent out by the Nationalist sympathizers on the previous day and began to assemble at the place, Order was kept by the plain-clothes Nationalist soldiers who.had been in the district for two. days.
'The proceedings were marked ly the shouting of the usual such as, "Protect the workers' interests," "Overthrow the militarists and
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