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abuse in this direction of the facilities granted
by the Company, but it is clearly impossible to
maintain an effective watch at all times.
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5. I enclose an account furnished by Reuter's local agent of the desecration by Labour hooligans
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of the British cemetry at Pakhoi, together with
certain photographs It is outbreaks like this,
rather than the bombast of Nationalist officials,
which give a true picture of the enlightenment and modernity of present-day China.
6. I also enclose the following translations from the vernacular press:-
(a) From the Wa Kiu Yat Po, Hong Kong, of the 23rd May, reporting a speech on Communism and the
Russian menace by General Li Lit-kwan. General Li
is a Kuangsi man and a follower of Sun Yat-sen from
the first. He was Sun's Chief of Staff in his last
campaign against Ch'an Kwing-ming and followed him
on his journey to Peking. After Sun's death General
Li was for a time military adviser to General Feng Yu-hsiang and, on that Commander's defeat by Marshal Chang Tso-lin, he fled to Shanghai. He is now
prominent again in Kuomintang circles, being a member of the Military Council at Nanking.
(b) From the Kwok Man San Man, Canton, of the 11th May, containing a manifesto to the Peasants by the Political department of the Central Military Academy on the subject of "party purification" and
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