The Archive · 1925

Reds Gaining: Students Apparently Mad

RIGOUR OF THE BOYCOTT IN SWATOW — By THe Rev. Munoo C. Mackentie

(Of the English Presbyterian the Fecent antiforeign outbreak Bectoey eh xpi Mission which euflered ecverely in When the "Reds" drove out the four missionaries from Wukingfa, fas reported in one of your daily issues, and after they had ransacked and removed all valuables from one! of the foreigners' houses, they stayed their hand as their leader forbade them to do any more. They accomplished what they had set out to do in their own cruel, brutal and fiendish manner. 'The' real culprit was the leader of these rascals, His name as well as the number of his company is known and has been put into the hands of the proper authorities. These soldiers. carried fu their iniquitous work after they departed, robbing and murdering defenceless Chinese. On making! further inquiry T was informed that these men were not members of the Canton Cadet Corps dut allies under a different leader. The Cadet Corps is well paid and is not charged with robbery.

The people of the Kuangtung Province were by no means in favour of these Bolshevists, Neither these nor the thousands of deluded students represent the spirit or attitude of the people. One wonders what has bewitched the student mind! It is astounding find so many students about China whose studies have been pursued ice of European and aries now in league with these Cantonese Reds who cannot be described as other: than the enemies of the human race,

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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