A casual glance at Hangchow in these days gives one the Impression that the whole city has been given over to some advertising og-ney. The particular commodity brought before the public, however, is hate, spite and acrimonious " couplets Jagainst foreigners in general and jeertain countries in particular. During the past few days, this loathsome phraseology has " been focussed against the Christian Church and schools, At present, ths only schools open, and which ' are making a brave effort to serve the people, belong to the Church, Last Sunday there was n gigantic open-air gathering to greet Gen, Ho Ying-ching. He gave a fine address the populace, He warned them that it was quite possible to retard Jand undo the present _victoricas march of thr National Army through indiscreet actions, however well-intentioned, by students and ther bodies, He exhorted all to be circumspect in their attitude, especially towards foreigners and the Church, During the day there was quite a galaxy of orators, of the rabid persuasion, and, alas, these latter called forth the loudest applause, No matter how one may dit certain phases of the present tionalist. movement, "there is one outstanding fact—the people, general, seem to have entered' into a realm of freedom and safety never before enjoyed, On every hand, there is to be seen a harmony Janda clubbing together which never was dreamt of under the recent Northern regime, Shopkeepers are no longer afraid and women and girls not only venture out after dark, but go unattended, Cot. Hoh Hsu-lin, former Commissioner of.Chékiang Provincial Police, and Gen. Toong Yung-ching, ate chief of the Allied Military Court in the same province, arrived in Shanghai on Saturday and left at ance for Nanking to report to Marshal Sun. Chuan-fang on the Chekiang situation,
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