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ord perfect trenattion, though the other The accend version follow Question—How are our copie oppressed and persecuted 1.—Both the land forces Jand the sea forces of the various [strong countries can come to Eh Jat their pleasure, 2.—These varivits strong countries) seize and usurp territories that a Jclearly China's, such as Shanghai Hankow, Canton, Well kong, Port Arthur, Dairen, Canton Harbour, and such'like places, though some of them are still called Rented Districts (or Cuncessions truth they are under the do tion of the principle of Imperialis lof the outside countries.
~-Within the boundaries of these usurped districts, when Chinese o to law against foreigners, they must 0 befure a foreign judge.. When Chineze go to law against Chinese, they must also be judged by foreigner. This is called the Consular power of extraterrit—The Maritime Customs are our treasury. The Customs receipts our government's most important revenue, but foreigners have usurped The revenues have been fixed by treaty, and we are not able to freely change them.
All tics are collected by them, and we re not the liberty to take and use The keys of our treasury are they disregard Chinese sovorccignty, and at will send gunboats to rush violently into our inland rivers, So-There are many kinds economic oppression, such as, (LY The unwarranted importation of, ign goods, Every year they seize about 590 million dollars worth our wealth (by this means). (2) Than there is the unjustifiable eirculation in our markets of foreign hank-notes, and the control of the revenues deposited in foreign hanks, Every sear they rob us of about 190 million dollars in this way. (3) By the increase of freight charges ts and exports they rob every year of from several million 100 million dollars. (1) Rents and revenues from Concessions and lands that have been cut off are another class of loxs. Every year they rob us in this way of about 500 million dollars. (5) Monopoged business takes from us 100 million dollars a year. (6) By other kinds of special privileges they extort from us several tens of mile ions of dollars every year.
These six kindy of economic oppression cause ux to receive an annual injury of $1,200,000,000, If we eunnot recover the loss it will be increased every year, In ten years it will be increased 2} times, the grasp of foreigners. that every year we shall lose 3,000 enough to bring abou million dollars, IE these 3,009 mill.
al death. fon dollars were taken and divided For the rest, all the amonie wit 400 million people, ever treaties are the bills of sale of one of Us would receive from thy body. By of them they' foreigners seven dollars and a half, have tyrannized iJ, eouiting out the less productive frauded groups, ax old men, women; children have and weaklings, this saddles on the With consummate productive men a burden of tax baseness and complete villainy and to the foreigner of $45 each a year.
rk and dangerous intrigue, thes How fearful is thia kind of economic fe taken our excellent military! oppression Harbours, commercial bases, all 10.—Every Chinese why goes to roads, mines and all our territorial control, our commer ul our England, America, France and tire coust-line, together with Japan, and such ininerialistic coun-view anal their dependencies, no mate hours, bays, islands lowlands whether he ix a scholar, a Jand have usurped them, In regard Farmer, a labourer. a merchant oF a to ndependent authority, national] soldier, is rudely treated, driven out, defence, matters of finance and of fof slaughtered. In a word, we are treated as slaves without a country, them and there is one that them dearction st Coin the preservation or] arvel treatment hat the From things like this andthe ein itarintr are sup Ihave received innumerable mee cance) with money] stances, and are til eecving. ied (ey cree tone ari de] are able to recognize vers" clearly aod arms to caucine earn; inorder|that we are am-oppressed people, rue tice interners, the pretended Because of thin, we mist understand lu tionary: government to prohibit} thes intrigue with anti rey
fancements of national patriotism Shu "under: their ection Chinese tinies slaughter young men who Tave their country.
Because of some petty the principle of Natior calls us all to unite, the militarists within and the foreign powers without that are oppressing us, Especially must ite with the other peoples that fire being oppressed and overcome the whole class of inaperialists, tne frequent occurence in Honan any particular attention is hardly probable that the ews would have reached Shanghai, Whole Communities of Spears 1 made the interesting discovery] that not only are there Red Spears Jown mountains minus some 200 of thole number, and it would appear Uint the Req Spear mountaineers are pretty well able to take care of them They look upon all bandits natural enemies and, while they pretty well stay at home asd. they ave sprinkled about all over the provir e apt to sally forth and add a few bat that there are whole communities, ddouen more to th" notches on their covering fairly extensive sections of gun stocks whenever a robber band rat santo srntory urinally grouped about ome
apalation in wade up of Red enti the which the} courts gets active near their part of th Sone of thee young men sure poretfen communities of Redf a, of course, army from tine rub shoulders there Spears similar to the bar vith Bandits, bat i any one of theas unity in "obberlan Sonne Red "should there is in the mountainous region] astray and join with any of the tae Hac of Kiuhaless and not far soldiers. devertors who. take from Robberland." Their market banditry he could never return hows would be put tow and "capital" ig Sun Chiai Tans, Dut most of their homes are aly about 109 i from Taving own people. That is tha n the mountains behind.
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