Agents Distributing All Sorts of Red Leaflets: Proposals to Deport Them Frou a: Consesronpent Mukdeo, Ma In view of the increasing activities of Korean communists is Manchuria, especially along the Manchurian frontier, the authorities} of Kirin propose to have these agitators rounded up and deport-led from the Three Eastern Provinces, Bearing leaflets printed in Soviet ese languages, these Koreans in the employ of Moscow have in recent] times been distributing this communistic literature amongst farmers, workers and even soldiers, inciting [them to join in the "popular universal movement for a World Revolutic Marshal Chang Tso-lin and his allies are styled "the watch dogs of the dirty Imperialists" and Great} Britain, the United States and Japan "the enslavers of the proletariat." The Manchurian authorities declare that in the ordinary course of things the fate that would befall these misguided agitators is decapitation, the same punishment that is meted Jout to Chinese agitators, but since they are Koreans and, therefore, amenable to Japanese laws—Korea being a Japanese possession—they must be rounded up and chased out} of Manchuria.
On the other hand there is the question as to where to deport them. Clearly the Japanese would have nothing to do with them since it would not only prove costly to put them in gaol in Korea but would result ie a wholesale resumption of japanese feelings in Korea and these agitators would appear in the rile of martyrs.
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