The Archive · 1926

The Hospitals Full

There is, of course, always some: thing wrong with the weather and one gets to the way of treating with indifference until it has misbehaved particularly badly for a specially long time. Everyone is well aware that there has been seit of han app sth ins very strenuous existence should' be it fully realized, and. the result was] mat NOt, onl¥, are the, foreigners SeSr4" tua they, open ihe cos mee enmity, Se i a cee r "cha bert one of an anonymous World by an act, public-spirited and] it very long spell of dry weather, but was only when an amateur

that meetings' were held and repre-to the munificence of with the information that there sentatives of different nationalities yuited to form an organization which would bring about such an achievement. Work nas been steadily progressing, and now we fave ina position to announce that under the title of the "Constitutional Defence League" residents of Shanghai have joined together to promote the following objects (a) To organize and promote international and universal opposition to the propagation of the theories and principles of the Third International and to the practice and policy of Communism as associated there-have the movement at least as much At heart. The merchant classes are fully represented in it, and equally with them the official. class. has. given the movement its warmest, Support: It is a movement in which all can ce-operate, and the manner in which the constitution has been drafted sets out how single its aims area" campaign waist Bolshevism,

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