Not long ago there was a series. of attempts to revive Com-taunism, Handbilis were secretly thrown into houses in the night time, and a few times slogans against the Government were found pasted on several walls. Nothing, Feemingly, was done by the author ities, but suddenly one night " hous to-house tearch was instituted about] midnight, gates were, of course, Closed and watched, and all other means of egress, stopped. The search was made _systematicaly. The city was divided into small sections, and no one was allowed move, from one to the other, each Youse searched was provided with a ticket, showing that it had been searched, thus providing against extra trouble to the occupiers, just [what was found was not revealed, but incriminating letters, ete., were! found in some of the students" pixes in some school. But the birds had' flown. Those who were active had been driven underground.
That active work was going on, has been proved since by the fact that ina market town some twelve!
away, six persons were arrested, caught inciting the workers to rise, demand higher wages, ete., and as many of the labourers are still Communist at heart, when that} means higher wages, they get_a large number of recruits,—The leaders had changed their names, but that does not give much trouble!
nese detective when he So these six men further investigation.
'A fow days ago the guard at the South gate asked a man with the usual "bao fu" (parcel of clothing, tte.) to allow them to examine the contents, which was found to contain a pistol and several rounds of ammunition. He also was accommodate until further orders.
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