Not the least cause of concern to the police was the presence of a number of female students, also dressed in uniform. In their case, only badges and buttons were taken rom their uniforms, after which The following manifesto was also issued by the committee:—Sinco the industrial revolution, since the discovery of the new land, America, and the success of the French Revolution, modern imperialism began to make its appearance and ever since has been spreading its influence far and wide, encroaching upon the weaker nations within its reach. Tha voluminous pages of the history of China are filled with wy were permitted to go about The vigilance of lords which mark the invasion of ism to China and the many of humiliation inflicted. The police. working with the Settlement police, prevented what might have caused grent disturbances. The gates from Nan-
Opium War, the Boxer Uprisin snd the Twenty-One Demanils. with their consequent results, have all contributed to show the evei tao being closed, the students after Inreasing influence of the axscresstheir meeting could not enter the iveness and imperialism of foreign [Concession in Large nambers, and powers upon China. Shall we yield Frenc' Police opened the gates|and surrender unr its yoke? We to permit small groups to should not say that the weaknesses emer. fof Chinn are duc. to fatalism, now In Chinese territory, the military (Mie It cannet iStatted perfect matte {heiped, Army Tocked them: [Eeeswe "We have petivoned th of Nations, which selves into their enclosure.
The '¥PPesed be an institution See gamic, their enclosure, The for justice, for the citnelpa tion of the Chinese vase front im= some Uanners were penalism but no result on which bat, on the whole, nothing satisfaction could be dwelt upon has concermocearred. The majority yet been reached. It is evident arrived before 10.15 meting did "not ein "until 30 Wait for am_appeal for mercy a.m, but the Shsaut ea sane Lee un (0:
stoss later. Physical directors the foreign powers for our release, and military instructers impressed their protegee with the of the occasion, and counselled them to remain quiet, but to continue firmly in their Ten but that' we should struzele for ourselves. We should unite all the weaker nationalities and races the world to wae an uncompromis= ing war with the imperialists, for this is the enly- outlet to freedom
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