Patriotic Oath Taken by Ebullient Youths: Long Procession Moves Past Race Course Shanghai, Oct. 11.
Despite drenching rain, Chinese patriotic feeling found. vigorous expression yesterday, "the Double "Tenth," in a series' of demonstra~ tions in the "Settlement and the French "Concession.
AntisJapanese posters in Chinese, English and French were stuck on walls, windows and doors, and dis played from motor-cars, and patrio-slogans "were shouted by animated groups in the main streets. The crowds indulged in much jumping and waving "of fists to" give force to their expressions, The chief demonstration occurred. in the Louza digtriet at noon and Chekiang Road. Besides expressing lively patriotic sentiments, they con-{cined cartoons showing' wounded Chinese soldiers and Chinese civilians helping the fighting forces with their labour' and "comforts." One of the sketches showed a rickshaw puller reinsing money, from a wounded soldier riding in his vehicle.
Patriotic posters were put on many private cars during the demonstra tion, regardless of the ownership of the cars.
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