When the Marshal learned of this and of the fact that "the executive had called provin" cial conference to met this city in the near fne ture, he met the leaders and showed them just where they really were mistaken in the matter. He pointed out that this renewed activity on the part of the politicians was not only contradictory to his own recently expressed policy, but that it was against the recent deter mations of the Central Executive Conumittee at Nanking; that. such policy against the Christians in the desire to unify "faith" natural ly must be followed by a similar movement against the Mohammedans, who had #0 signally served the revolution in his own armi and that, being completely unsupported by any of the teachings of the Peoples' Three Principles, it was in fact, carrying out the second tenet of the Communist ereed; that such a movement had resulted in a very unhappy incident, with loss of fe, in Sinnfu, and, finally, it were wise for the party to call a halt to the whole movement, Last week there were a number of delegates from several of the country districts to report on the, mistresses that wore being eufferat by the country churches. These delegates returned to their homes comforted by the above reported conference of the Marshal with the party leaders, and there have beet no reports of similar nature this weel
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