When Borodin's printing press in the basement of his house was once full working order and his several translators assembled _he was no longer content with turning out propaganda for the "oppressed literature for the foreign sailore, soldiers and marines. During March and April of this year alli such literature bore the imprint of Chinese revolutionary organs, and there was, nothing about it to distinguish it from very stupid student literature, full of hackneyed phrases ard outworn Communist drivel, Navy officers at all ports on the fiver and Shanghai are thorburn with this rubbish.
on, however, the character of the publications improved, and in addition to the dissemination Pamphlets and leaffers, there was nich personal propaganda done by
alities, inported "types" of several nation.
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