Four weeks after work was resumed, the suspended students. not having been admitted to classes, the students struck once more. {Exceptions to this were the Senior Class and the special class fof students from Fengtien,) The students were by no means united this last action,—Members from both the Junior. and Sophomore classes have complained to us, that the "Students! Assocfation is con}, trolled by a few agitators, These nen say that students who wished to attend classes have threatened with physical inj That request was transmits ted to President Hu in Peking, but he took no action whatever regard-the student Tenders definite); refused to express regret for their former actions, although the Acting President strongly urged them to express such regret. President Hu's statement in hi etition to the Ministry is, therefore, not a fact.
Finally, without letting the Acting-President know of his plans, President Hu sent a notice to th University Secretary with inst tions that it he posted as soon classes had been resumed. This notice ordered the reinstatement of the suspended students. The. students have forced the official
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