The strike at the Anglo-Chinese College has now been settled. Some of the students and teachers, believed to be the ringleaders, have now "confessed their fault" and expressed "profound regret for undermining discipline." It is gen erally believed that the authorities brought pressure to bear upon these ringleaders.
There has been a tendency fo: some time now, on the part of the officials of this province te stand no nonsense from students, educa authorities at Canton and it was not so long ago that the
warned them to stick to their classes ry, and to leave politics alone. The settlement of the strike so promptly ought to prove a wholesome lesson to the hotheads hereabouts.
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