"This present month from the thirteenth through the fifteenth, during these three dave, after dinner from 6 to 9, there will be at the City Temple the hanging of lanterns and the hanging of decorations and great crowds. We, scholars, farmers, workmen and business men should take lanterns and go to the Temple to sing or to ory Long live the Emperor!" Because of what? There are those who understand and who need no explanation of, there things, but there many who will get wrong To these we wish to In Chios to-day the business hardships, workmen have hardships, scholars have hardships, and officials and soldiers have especial hardebips, Because of these hardships, and because of the many who will not assemble to discuss these hardships, let us who are willing to come out and assemble, let tus thiok out means of righting these wrongs and lessening thes hardship, This will be for the Empire's and for The assembly will mn and the means the constitation, The Tang is young an the Empire are in the hands of the brothers of the Into Emperor, Now it has been granted to the people that in the fifth year of Honan Tang the Parliament is to be opened, This was granted on the third (of thie month) 0 that we, the people, can the sooner take up the discussion of these hardships. Therefore are we to be congratulated on the opening of Parliament and on the granting of the constitution, But one more important word. We, who are educated, must thiok out means (for our help). Therefore we beg all to quickly learn a few more characters and to read the papers more, whole Empire will be of one heart and the affairs of the farmers, workmen, merobante will all prosper with " uoivereal prosperity by the fifth year of Hsuan Tang."
all sides the people seem to be rejoicing and yet many do not decem to Know jast what is the trac moaning of these general celebrations, Every now and thea one hears some old man grambliog over the state of the national ruin for the was meant by the opening of Parliament. He answered "We are all to become emperors, and with ce many emperors we shall go to rain 1"
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.