Ahmedabad, Feb. 20.
The well-known Nationalist leader, Mr, Gandhi, writing in his paper "Young India" declares thatthe only danger regarding civil disobedience will be an outbreak of violence.
"If there is violence,' he says, I now know the way; not by retreating, az at Bardoli (when a. number of policemen were killed by the mob at Chauri-chara). The struggle in Freedom's battle of nonviolence against violence must continue until not a single representative is left alive."
Replying to.a query as to whether]
Sayet "My love for non-violence is against the British, Mr. Gandhi will ultimately "raise a, force
superior to everything, mundane or super-niundane. I embark upon this campaign as much out of love for the Englishman as for the In By self-sutoring I seek to com never to destroy him."—Reuter.
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