The Archive · 1927

DRIVING STROTHER OUT OF CHINA

More Interesting Comments from Chinese Journalists The following is a translation of two articles in the October of the: Chinese paper, "Chi-Tao" published by Mr. C, 8. Way 'As I read your' 9ist and 92nd issues, we understood the barking of the Imperialists' tool—Strother, We all bursted open with anger, What kind a thing is Strother? dared to use the name of a mis sionary to write the articles and: send out telegrams accusing the Nationalist Government of - being. Communistic and libelling the {8s revolution as Red. He openly dar-challenge the Powers to adopt serious methods—toward. China, and to undermine our

surdity of this action was not international The abe only to lose his qualifications of a. missionary, but renders a great shame to the ebureh, We Chrise should all unanimously recognize Strother as the running dog of the Imperinlists; the enemy of the Christians; and the thief of the Churches, Everyone should beat the drum and beleaguer We should not let such @ bad. mise lodge in the Chinese Christian " Church, To. get rid of him will be a ood fortune to our Missions.

We are heartily in sympathy with the Shanghai Christians' Union in fighting Strother and exposing his ain, Refuse to recognize Strother as Discharge Strother from the post of 1 general secretary, Drive Strother out of Chinese: territory, ang live the Nationalist Govorn-

"long ive the Chinese Indepene dent Churches, Chen lun, Wu Senszu, Dzen' Choue 1 together with the young Chris tan revolutiontite of Liang Tong.

16th Year, 8th Moon, Oth day, Swatow, Kuangtung, Results of the Movement a can information for) results regarding ce Strother Movement" are, General Shanghai aforesaid 6] 1, Several places have written to.

that they axe in sympathy the, Nationa 'Chitan Comet garding the "Driving out Stra: ther Movement, geon, Hwee the control of the' Independent Church in the Binyi district of Chekiang, have formally dee+ lured to sever further connect Tovhoid on tease of et any tana tions withthe Christian En-cavour Union.

The chairman of the Executive Committee the

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