CO129-449 - Governor Sir May & Acting Governor Claud Severn - 1918 [7-9] — Page 189

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schools. Prizes are offered for the best essays on subjects

connected with the War. I have seen some extremely good

essays by boys on the violation of Belgium, Similar instruc-

tion is being given in the University. A lecture by Bir

Charles Eliot on the subject "Why should China join the

Allies" is now in process of translation into Chinese and

I propose to distribute 25,000 càpies of this lecture in Hong

Kong. We expect great things from this school propaganda, the

results will be slow but in my belief far reaching. From the

time that a boy enters a Hong Kong school until the time that

he leaves the University he will never be without some sys-

tematic instruction in German atrocity and faithlessness.

The small book of stories has found favour outside the Colony.

Shanghai has ordered 1,000 copies and asked for permission to

reprint, and I have heard from people in Canton, Tientsin and

Manila who praise the book and ask for more copies. The two

largest Chinese schools in Shanghai have taken it as a text

book and will place it in their regular curriculum,

Story Tellera.

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We have now three story tellers, who have been most carefully

taught by Mr. S.V. Two, all about German brutality and breaches

of faith. These story tellers appeal of course to the lower

working classes and the line they have been instructed to

take is that if Germany wins this war, the Chinese workman

will be made a slave and have only three rights, the right to

pay heavy taxes to Germany, the right to be a soldier in the

German army and be beaten by German sergeants, and the right

to be worked to death for the benefit of German masters.

have received very satisfactory reports of the work done by

these story tellers and hope to engage a band of twelve. Te

shall place a story teller on every night boat plying between

here and Canton and Kongmoon etc.

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