The Archive · 1920

Bishop White's Inquiries

JAPANESE PROPAGANDA IN CHINA

More than one of our corresponilents in the interior has alluded to a circular received from a Jupuncee *missionary," aching them to use their influence Japan's behalf among the Chinese. Whether ko is the same as the Mr. Shimidzu referred to below, we do not know; but the result of Bishop White's inguivies will interest many readers.

Some time ago, missionaries" in China received from Peking a circular in the name of one Shimidzu. It was laughed at as crude militaristie propagandism. As the circular contained supposed endorsements by prominent men, I wrote to one of them, Dr. Oltmans. His answer is as follow:

Meiji Gaku-in, Shiba Ku, Tokio, Jap.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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