The students are displeased with the Japanese sending troops into Manchuria, and have called for a Dublie meeting on the 26th on the recreation ground at the Lake side to protest, and. filate their dis-ly pleasure, "The Kuomintang are also Arranging for meetings of proteat.
The anti-Christian agitators are planning to lift up in tribute 30,000 trac ferent places in the el mas Day, but no one gives the matter a thought, The depletion of son and Taa-¥in are ether to yee what can to keep the price down by importing from other provinees.
The Christmas spirit is catching on ant many of the Chinese are sending Cheistmas cards and not a. few are decorating with holly, The Civil Governor has" Leen ered for sine days, bot is all now. The city ie quiet and an shines on the just and on} et, and no rain falls though web neede?, Fortunately there is rophabi incan', @read of water. Rangchow, fury" as verards cold water, drinkers in cold weather. wan is acting' awe who fools that wee for hira just, The peopts here still feel sore ubout the Chekiang troops being: Kept on the Shantung border, but they are afraid to sty 20 beyond their breath, Silence saves troubles. General Sun has telegraphed to the Finance Department to send $160,- 000 ae once for payments of soldiers? wager.
The soup kitchens are to be opened cartier th ier because of the cold and high price of rice. This ie due to Mr. Dzen who is really the backbone c€ the soap, kitchen work, Dee. 26, chs The tract distributed Ly the anti-Christian movers in defiance of! Christianity gave their reasons for: Protesting, the chic being that they did not want to be the slaves of foreigners. "They called upon the! people net to join the Y. M.C. and YW. GAL nor any church, "noe visit chapel, ner jain a ciety (comm to Christian sch them be unednested thu in a Christian ssheo! scribe to these places Join in marriage wit They assert that fore Christianity to destroy China, th thousands of their young people shove received the slavish Christi education, andso their people are oar, and robbers are everywhere and' everything bad, hecatss of FAs yesterday ws' the ahniters-[ary of Yuan' Shih-kai's bid' for ravelly-and dswnfall: thére was bvdiy Tatge-intering th the: Lakeside IRetreation Groahds of veprecenta: tives of the Guilds, schools, colleges: by Reds Urged as Right Government Policy
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