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Kwan yu Wai who, however, succeeded in escaping and
getting on board a ship at Tientsin which conveyed him
to Japan. In Mexico, and other countries in the West-
ern hemisphere, where there are large colonies of
Chinese, he succeeded in collecting a very considerable
capital which was to be destined to further the ends
of the revolutionary party and to upsetting the reign-
ing dynasty. He eventually found his way to the
neighbourhood of Stockholm, where he bought a piece of
land, and built a house, concluding no doubt that the
long arm of the Chinese Government was unlikely to
find him here.
All this belongs to past history and it would not
have been necessary for me to revert to it, were it
not that I have learned from my Japanese colleague, who
went to see him the other day, that Kwan proposes in
September next to go to Hongkong, and perhaps also to
Australia, where he means to carry on a revolutionary
propaganda among the local Chinese. It is possible
that the funds collected in his former pilgrimage are
getting low, and that he is only anxious to replenish
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765
LOT
MICHNOOT?
.800 ‚пJaí anul
of agerbbe of Tuonon and bad I notɗw dojeqeeb e ni
t
„Jasi Tedmejqe2 to Jel and no astrea Taivanoð ert mi voY
eidsoorgse ih a foqet of notesojo bar I,OS bersdmun
VIJnuoo Bind mi frig datignã gavoy a anitostis obosige
Tot gribisst need aan ońw Asmenino a to eBuori erid cf
*
.młońHoose to boodquodniştem edd ni etsey ONJ SIBOB
-Teo Juo bait në em baldane won ever beɔnsdenivoT 10
to vtilem087aq sit of breger fidiw adost edinilsh niet
0# 90IVT68 to ed your di do trw notdeeup ni nemeniño erd
Tot mwond low et onw (160) 8 90658 Ji,Bi SH
.7096T
net emoë .lew uỵ new) eno SKINO MI Dr0967 J8sq ein
ein dan tega noijufovet e mi begegne asw od ogs arney,
oriwysx-enot-gnaut Að iw noidonutnoɔ ni ,vjasnyb JnSUBTI
-os ein gnionuoneb yď noiJiaoq nwo ein berus88 TeVeWor
uy now to been ent noqu J88 88w sɔitq A
IBW
.890liquoo
.[@
.(3.0
Kwan yu Wai who, however, succeeded in escaping and
getting on board a ship at Tientsin which conveyed him
to Japan. In Mexico, and other countries in the West-
ern hemisphere, where there are large colonies of
Chinese, he succeeded in collecting a very considerable
capital which was to be destined to further the ends
of the revolutionary party and to upsetting the reign-
ing dynasty. He eventually found his way to the
neighbourhood of Stockholm, where he bought a piece of
land, and built a house, concluding no doubt that the
long arm of the Chinese Government was unlikely to
find him here.
All this belongs to past history and it would not
have been necessary for me to revert to it, were it
not that I have learned from my Japanese colleague, who
went to see him the other day, that Kwan proposes in
September next to go to Hongkong, and perhaps also to
Australia, where he means to carry on a revolutionary
propaganda among the local Chinese. It is possible
that the funds collected in his former pilgrimage are
getting low, and that he is only anxious to replenish
.7.M ..JISE
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4 +0
his
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