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success, being put up in such places as the Chinese Recreation Ground (where the lower classes assemble), near the Post Office, the Central market, and at prominent places in Shaukiwan, Tau- mati, Hunghom, etc. These posters were sometimes issued in

the name of an imaginary association called "The Peace and Order Preservation Society", and sometimes without any names at all.

59. mut the best medium of propaganda has been the news- paper. At the beginning of July, as the only Chinese paper

then publishing was unable or unwilling to print our news, wê

ereated our own newspaper. This was the "Kung Sheung Yat Po"

(The Industial and Commercial waily News), which was started

largely through the instrumentality of Mr. H. K. Hung, a local

solicitor, who got one of the oldest and ablest Chinese editors

to write the leading articles. This editor, Mr. Pun Wai-chau, unfortunately, has sinos died. Vr. Hung also secured the help of two other Chinese se publisher and chief editor respectively - men who had been expelled from the Kuomintang on account of the moderation of their views. Though at first the "Kung Sheung" was only a small single sheet, less than half the size of the large double sheet of the "Wah Kiu Yat Po", it has done good from the very day of its issue. The publication of a paper independent and fearless of Bolshevism, which daily at- tacked those doctrines, inspired a little courage in the "ỹah Kiu". The other newspapers which had suspended publication also recommenced with a daily issue of one sheet. To-day, because of the example of the "Kung Sheung", all the Chinese newspapers are anti-Red, but we are carefully watching at least two of them to see that they are not converted by Russian money. This shows that the rapid spread of feeling which can so easily be induced in a mob, can also be caused in the daily journale which affect and reflect the mob psychology.

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The men who launched and are running the "Kung Sheung