The fellowing appeal to the South, There is no question but Gay when a number "of post: rs that she contributed materially to] appeared on the walls of foreign the succors of the Southern cam-houses, the Consul remonstrated paign against the North. Latterly, with the offciels. Tt was found when the Cantonese found thes that posters had' been put up by selves strongly installed in Central] soldiers from the Chinese town. China, the Soviet placed her on the} Some of the ex-Municipal Police, Viadivostockgiankow run. On this] who are still employed by the present voyage which ended so dis-provisional Chinese administration, fastrously for Mme, Borodin and her were beaten when they attempted fellow-passengers, she was proceed-to luke the posters down, When ing to Hankow ostensibly for al the military police were sent for, argo of tea" but in reality for their officer was found to have run something bigger. away with half his men. So the Tt may be of interest to recall posters stayed up till dark, whin fume brave soul went yound and here that shortly after the Japanese pulled them down. The posters earthquake disaster of Saptember read "Kill the British murderers." 1923, the Pamint Lenina was despatched feom Viadivostock to Yoko-A now magistrate was sent froma! bhamo with relief supplies. But, on Nanchang by Li Lich-chun, the Ist the Japanese water police discover-Deputy, to try and enforce order. ing en board a large quantity of He started well by driving out communistic literature, she was] party of agitators who had been forced to return to Vladivostock: specially sent to Kiukiang without accomplishing her miss stitute an anti-british boycott, He whatever it might have been. next imprisoned the head of the Toco Farmers Union, who was particularly obnoxious, whereupon tie members of the Farmers Union
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