Quite apart from their extusiasm fur thely subject, the organizers of, the Constitutional Defence League! must have felt highly satisfied with the mass meeting at the Olymy Theatre last Friday afternoon wi far as the general public were concerned, ranked as an inauguration, Fully half-an-hour before the} the ae The. first, practi a secret order, culla was started Russi The reaction there after the war Ted to the blood time time set for the opening peo-less revolution under were filing. Into the thestte—|Kerensky, but Len Which is curlies than they start for|Zinovieft and. other. the Dest thentrieal performances cized tie 9 and when the meeting opened the brought about in Russia pit was full save for perhaps 30/saturnalia ut bloodshed as has never] part of the return for that was that
000,000 working hours were lost. \Comrade Dosser had been living in Shanghai since his arrest last summer, still carrying on his agitation, Three weeks ago the real headquarters here were discovered and the meticulous nature of the otganization in Shanghai was amazing. It was one of the most thorough that "ever existed—and there was ample evidence that these were not merely plans on paper but actually were being carried out. At Toast a dozen branches have Been formed in mills, besides others in targe firms, and in districts in and around Shanghai, The dragon's teeth of Communism had been sown China and they would produce fa harvest. It was for us to defend the principles of an old civilization, whether it was Western, American, or Chinese, The great danger to-ay was apathy.
appeal to you," concluded Mr. Jones amidst loud' applause, "to save for China the priceless heritof ite ancient civilization."
Mr. Beytagh's Address.
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