The following placard entitled The Ten Negative Resolutions" has been freely distributed about the city of Kaifeng. It shows signs of having been borrowed from Shanghai, ut is interesting as showing! what may happen in this. province of Honan, if the agitation continues fdr rome time, It reads as fol-
Do not buy British and Japan-exe goods.
2. Do not accept British and! Japanese paper currency. Do not sell any raw material to the British and Japanese, Do not supply the British and Japanese in China with any food stuffs, Do not serve as interpreters, preachers or catechists under the British and Japanese, Do not serve in British and Japanese banks, firms, hospitals, churches.
Do not Inbour in British and Japanese factories, Do not serve as servants in the homes of the nationals of these two countries, 9. Do not enter their schools as: teachers or pupils.
10, Do not serve as porters or wharf carriers to the British and Japanese, Learlier reported that the schools in-Kaifeng had sent out delegations} to every county in the province. Re-are now being received from even the farthest inland districts, that were quiet when the foreign veridents left for the Hills, that these batches of students' have carried out their assigned work, and that the unilateral and biassed reports have already done their work.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.