The Archive · 1923

Further Assurance Asked

In a telegram to Gen. Chi and Mr. Han Kuo-chun, the Civil Governor of Kiangsu, the Fukien Read Street Union says that since the establishment of the Republic 12 years ago the Chinese people, on the whole, have suffered hoy-ribly, but, fortunately, they state, both Kiangsu and Chekiang have always had good and wise leaders and officials who have done their best for the people and kept peace and order. "Now," states the Union, "we hear of troops being sent to Shanghai and are greatly alarmed. e market has been shaken and business stopped.

There.must be some fire"

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