In the April 9 ¢ of the "NertleChina Herald" a ¢o'-esponspeaks "2 Gen, Yuan Tsu:
elbow military adven-iis troops as an "un PO mountaineer following. ne may be suid of But not a' Kusichow troy at any rate are regarded as a inst, for unde: Gen. Yo Jeceaps ing Hunan districts near Kueichow border Inve earned, the titude of the people Mengkianj and Yuanchow, first for clearing out the robbers and for suppressing the "Reds" ho attempted to dominate and press the people. Gen. Vu is a al Commander under our nor General Chow Hsi-cheng. Last the Kueichow Govern-declared itself for the Nanking Central Government at Kai-shek, and again the Rede of Wuhan, On the 11th instant there were big: celebrations at the government headquarters and the schools paraded the streets eat-with "slogans" such a with the birdlike, beast-like party" (this allusion to ady demonstrations re-on p. 66 of the "Herald"
Communist party"
vie enemies of the peopl Communier Full protection and missionaries!
Long live the ye Gen. Chiang Kai-shek." As the Middle School boys and Younz men passed the front door Inland Mission they refect. the foreigners"
clapped their hands. It was quite cheering to. the much. abused British folk; and is in line with the friendly attitude generally. shown in Keeichow towards us.
Tam more or less acthe principals of most} bools in this city and they are friendly to us.
[am told that Gen. Chow has sent orders to Gen. Vu to take his troops and attack the Hunanese Reds, ard that other troops will be sent to him for the same purpose.
THe Bureau of Justice for published a bulletin to the effect that it will welcome suggestions with regard to judicial reforms by all classes of people, pro-S. vided there are free from all personal rej
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