day morning—if they really deserve so imposing an adjective—one is struck by the utter silliness of these demonstrations, A" few hundred youths sally forth into Nanking Road, shout, fling about pamphlets, and get moved on by the police, four or five being arrested. Then feome the usual pitiful lies in the Provisional Court. One fellow has een caught with a bundle of pamphlets, but he had no idea what they were, he had only agreed to entry the parcel for a friend to a certain shop; another was hastening 1 relative, when he was sonnet think why, ete. ete. 'y contemptible, "And who ever reads the pamphlets except! one of two which are translated as fa curiosity? \Also, why stone the Zap Ge nome nin)
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