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As some vague impressions seem to have been created by Reuter's jeable concerning the question of yellow bonds of the 1913 loan, which Was raised in Parliament the other day, the following explanation may be of interest.
The Reorganisation Loan was issued in 1913 for altogether £25,- 000,000 in the following proportions:—
Ever since the inception of the National Revolution, the Party teen faced with many obstacles. But the circumstances in which low find ourselves are really un Precedented. Let us, therefore avail ourselves of this un precedent. ed opportunity to strive with r newed vigour for the attain me: of our goal The vision splendid—of a. strong, prosperous and happy row China-
pushment of the life-long work of ow before us and the accom: the late Party Leader is now in sight. May all qur comrades and rraggle. forward, wi In London Baris Berlin Alli the scrip for these issues was printed in a uniform dull During the Rus new regime confiscated a large pai issue of thes Jbonds, which had then been on deposit with the Russo-Asiatic Bank in Petersburg.
Payment on these particular bonds was stopped at the request of for the accomplishment of this i mense task—Kuo Min,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.