Moreover, Britain, which poses before the world as a democratic country, has swept away all the chiefs that aforetime ruled in Egypt and in the Sudan, and has set up in their place a most tyrannical and autocratic government, whose one ambition is to get as much as can be squeezed out of the people and add as much glory as possible to the British nation. Therefore, it has been necessary to stir up the Egyptians to make a stand against their conquerors and therefore Germany, notwithstanding the fact that she is fighting the world, has still undertaken the task of supporting Turkey in this righteous task.
Object of these Lies, There is much more of the same her in the back. Amidst all this, however, there is the unblushing name will be smirched because of what they are trying to do to-day, assumption that Germany will come out of the conflict victorious when Officials and People. her enemies will bite the dust, If one may judge by what is go-if they do not get so close to the ing on all round, the officials are ground, they will have to kneel by no means satisfied yet as to the down and the foot of their con-immediate future of their tenure of queror will be placed upon their office; or to put it another way necks. What then will happen to they are suspicious that they may Britain?' The inference is clear have to fight to maintain it, Every-enough. Moreover all this is writ-body knows to-day the immense imten to try to alienate the Chinese portance that the Chinese attach away from the obvious facts, and mutual responsibility. Recently an though, as I hinted above, I fail to attempt has been made to apply see what good can come from this this principle on a broad and new crusade, probably it will to some scale. The officials attempted to extent hinder for the time the good impose upon every five families the relations between Britain and Chi-duty of mutually guaranteeing the na and make the latter fear to good faith of all the others within stand too closely by the country the walls of the said five houses, that is to be humbled. Certainly This of course involved an immense some of the statements are disibility, for no one in his sen-gracefully untrue, and it seems to ses could read character sufficiently me that the writers must know clearly to guarantee that all che them to be false, jdwellers in the two houses on either It is much to be regretted that side of his own were trustworthy some pen does not translate the men and women, and so there was British Blue Book into easy Chin-[a strong outery raised, which, in ese, and send it forth throughout effect, meant that the people of the cities of China, which might to some extent act as an antidote to Canton would not bear such a burden. sort of thing. The writer makes it out that Germany never wanted war with Great Britain, and it was nothing but the unconscionable jealousy of Britain, when she saw that Germany was at war with' Russia and France, suddenly attack her, and, #0 to speak, stab' the poison that is now being published from German sources.
But the time will come when the facts will be known even throughout China, and then those who have fabricated and published such falsehoods, will have to stand naked before this people, and their
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