About two years ago Liu Kwel-long came out of Hopch into Honan. Me was out of favour with the Na-Ulonal Government, and so formed rebel force of about 000 men. erning down through the narrow twlangle of Honan that penetrates north into Hopel and Shantung. his force approached the Yellow River, but the men of Gen. Liu Chih were the south shore of the River and his men turned west, passed South near Chiaotso, the. mining entre, across the south of the Prov~ nee bordering on Anhwei, and thence up through the Kweiteh Pre~ fecture Into the province of Shan-ung.
The authorities in Honan contented themselves with following him, and kept him on the move till he eventually Toft. the local preserves. When got into Shantung, as a Shantung man, he seemed to. the Chairman, Gen, Han Fucchu, a rear danger to his "power, and trict orders went out that he and his force were to be smashed, Ie was: and we who fol-Towed the course of his defeat, with good deal of Intecest, thought that his day was over, wmlack Seven" Rampant Agatn local schools were not at all behind the schools of other cities in mant-festing their opposition to the so-called autonomous movement In_ the! north. T reported™ how great masses of these patriotic boys and girls remained days and nights on the sta-Mien platform Wailing for trains. to transport them to Nanking. At last. the authorities coaxed them away from the station to meet Nanking's representative, in the great stadium of the Provincial Athletic grounds,
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