the shekels as fast as they could while the going was good. Mr. Wu sent several of the culprits to Nanking to be punished.
Meanwhile the threatening Jetters continued to come in but he didn't care as he had a mission to Suldll for his Government and he intended fo fulMtl it. The quality of tobacco,
corruption was his greatest opponent. In, Honan had fo be_ improved and He would stamp it out forever. He bought twelve acres of land, and upon it he intended to show the farm-of Honan, with the assistance of fan American' adviser,. how tobacco should be grown. Ilustrated book: lets were distributed all over tha Province to farmers, showing them the best way to grow tobacco, Conditions were extremely promis~ Ing. Tke farmers were overjoyed and Nanking Government were pleased.
There were many residents of Hsuchow however who had not forgollen—tey would kilt this man as they had so often previously threaten They Killed him=that grand gentleman who had the welfare of his fellow countrymen at heart.
Mr. Wu knew that the shadow of death tralled his footsteps but knew too that he was working for 'a Just cause. "He died for that cause.
The Nanking Government will find it hard to replace him, Shanghai, Jon, 8.
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