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There is no doubt that the local Chinese, are opposed to the Anfu Club and its doings. In spite of the fact that the Commander-in-Chief of the Chinese Navy has given orders urging his subordinates to maintain strictest neutrality, there is quite a good deal of uneasiness among the men who want to assist the Chihli party in with standing the Anfuites. Unless some definite step is taken it is feared that the men will disregard the neutrality order and declare their "independence" once more. The men in a_statement say that they deem it their duty to fight the Anfu Club in order to have peace and unity throughout the country. Admiral K. K. Long, upon receiving word of this restiveness immediately issued orders that none of the
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