Changsha, May 3.
Amongst the propaganda of the student-labour movement was a bill sticking campaign in which all] blank walls in insignificant, as in main streets were" heavily] plastered with Coarse cartoons and denunciation of the tyrant, wild! tiger, ete., hit every passer by in the eye up to Friday night, When dawn broke on Saturday it would have been difficult to find a single specimen remaining. Many of the /walls which were adorned while monster procession was' parading the streets bore a notice announcing} that no bill-sticking was allowed. Tt is very probable that perhaps even most of such walls are owned by men who are opposed to Wa, but that would not alter their attitude to the disfigurement of their property. Nevertheless, being wise in their day and generation, few if} mala were. cleaned The authorities in the <|ottend such powerfal leaders as) those of the student-labour, ete, movement.
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