THE CHINESE REPUBLIC.
ATTEMPTING A DICTATORSHIP. (Per Press Association—Copyright.) ! LONDON, May 8. Reuter s correspondent at Pekin states that there are growing indications that Tang-shao-yi is endeavouring to assume and practice a dictatorship, relegating Yuan-shi-kai to the background. Tang-shao-yi demands unlimited funds with only nominal supervision. ■ .-■ _ /.,.-. Shen-yuan, a fanatical Kansu leader, is bellicose. The native press declares : that he has beheaded his son for professing/republicanism.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXII, Issue 8367, 4 May 1912, Page 5
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