nal Anti-Japanese Con-kets Out in Chapei and Nantao ended by more than hundred delegates from cil parts the country 2nd which was opened Chinese General Pammeree, was off ly closed on duly 2%. The last the conference was the adoption fof a Tomzthy manifesto to the C nese people, a translation of which follows:— to Japan's financial penetra tion; Korea and Formosa have likewise met a similar fate, On the one hand, we must, therefore, do four very best to guide our people to steugale hard against Japanese and, on the other we must direct Ube people of all small and weak nations to Tikewise fight against Japan's impenalism.
Japan Oppressed Now Oppressor "People of China! the country suiters from the yoke of imperial.
have hell our National "(4) Our previous anti-Japanese movements have all resulted failure, the principal ewuse of this being due to Inck of proper Ieades ship and uniformity in our activity ies." We now conduct our regarding the methods to be adopt-dealing with Japan, which country has been oppressing China nere anid harshly year after] year, Japan accept her preposterous demands} and hax forced China to conclude unequal treaties with her.
Sapan, herself, was at one time by other nat now her tu "Our Asso ganized as the 2 tragedy the howe death'
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We hive, s'overthrow dupaneso imperiaism, the cost of our lives. efforts harmoniously so that our jective of racial emancipation attained, the May i and have helped us considerably in our efforts to secure racial emancipation. Those Japanese imperial sts who caused these two Incidents have dug their own graves.
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