Kaeiyang, Nov. 23.
As I mentioned la my last letter, good deal of excite-to reports of revolationary doings in other provinces. Bat was #0 unprepared for soy such sction here for the present that I took" long planed trip five days south to Tabsbaochow. There news came that on the night of November 3, the stadente of the military school, beat that Yilooan had declared independence, demanded that Koeichow should follow suit. The Governor, H. E. Shen, would not convent and. telephoned to the modern-drilled troops to surround the mil school.
They refased to do so and, with the students, entered the city, capon the Goveroor surrendered his seal, and independence was declared.
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