Foreigners have looked upon.and They have been expelled from the treated Chinese as slaves, cows or party one after the other. By horses. Do you not feel the pain?
Jconspiracy with and obtaining the 'Yesterday' the students whilst Jassistance of certain members making speeches on the road on the Young Men's Association, the the subject of opposing the action [China 8. Y. of France, and former of the robber-like foreigners such inbers of the—Kuomingtang, as the Registration of the Press They have fraudulently used the and the cruel massacre of the work name of the General and branch ers by the Japanese, were fired at Kuomingtang parties and have by the foreigners resulting in over written to the Central Committee 10 being killed, several tens being making accusations against us. wounded. The lives of Chinese, Our comrades who are working they seem to think, are cheaper in the Central Committee should, than those of pigs and cows, 8 a proper step, upon receiving You and I are all Chinese' and their complaint, ignore their acshould all rise and oppose this feusations, and, at the same time, violent action. approve the proposition' of the Suspend business! Strike work genuine Kuomingtang, and branch and suspend studies! and we hope!
Parties to expel these people fron you will strike from your duty. the Kuomingtang. We sugges on have seen Chinese brethren that the Central Committe shoud being cruelly killed by foreigners officially and warmly encourage without reason. Is it not painful? the following:- Wong Ching Chi, Exurstt No. 3. ie Branch Soci Translation of a circular found in 4 room of the Shanghai Universit Ton Tob, Seymour Road, when the Pol Hsiung Vu, American sailors raided the premises Committeomen of the branch'
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