One lesson that the conditions tench, is, that it is impossible for one General to outegeneral the score of Generals, and think he enn be-ome supreme. Tt would seem that] every General has his price, and Whenever itis more profitable. oF Eater to go to the other side there are. no. compunctions of conscience find og it ie. becoming a science there is no disgrace attached, One man who is marching against Yang Sen has turned three times during this present struggle. continually. His own safety in the Province is secured by forming these alliances amoring dissatisfied Generals. The troubles in Chung-King are laid at his door, and it is feared that wherever he goes there will be anti-foreign feeling. With elements of this nature in the Province there seems no hope for lasting peace.
Internecine strife has overshadowed the agitation against foreigners, and the people seemed very pleased to have foreigners walking Jabout in times when they felt so] helpless. It was and is very evident that the people of China as mass are all right. Some anxiety!
felt by those who are f the schools, especially those of the higher forms, as opening time approaches. There is a possibility of the student body when they asible in the Hall, re-organizing Jand opposing or boycotting Mission Schools.
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