Peking, July 21.
The newly appointed Civil Govlernor of Anhui, General Wu Pinghsiang, has wired to the Government declaring that he has persuaded, the JAnhui military leaders to give. up the independent movement which thad threatened to. lead. to serious!
tet q veneral Wu Ping-hejang, will as-lame his post at, Anking on Jaly,.22. '—Reuter's Pacific Service and Keeping Quiet Kiating, Sze, July 5. quarters throughout the past spring.
If Marshal Wa had—succeeded, last November, in asserting his power over Peking, it is quite: Possible that he would have been, The attenuated issue of the able to persuade Governor Chao and Herald-of Jore 13 has just come to hand and. all are interested in the! strike situation down river. We ccngratulate the editor in the publica of even a smaller form of the:
The news of the student unrest re-Jached here "very early, through [Chinese channels, There. was a general feeling of distrust for the whole story.and.as the evidence has come to us we have felt that the view taken originally by the people here was tane. the Hunan Assembly to rescind the {independence movement and become amore closely related to Peking. Nov, however, the independence move: {ment is' gaining headway and dur ing March there w oat bration of the revision of the provincial constitution, a public declaration that Governor Chao and hiv clique were not ready to" declare allegiance either to Fengtien or to Chihli; the Anfu party has always been a bote noire in Hunan. since [the memories, 1918-1920, "of "the or Communication: River
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