CO129-496 - Public Offices - 1926 — Page 176

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and I picked up our night things and went over to Dr. Seaton's house. One soldier followed us and turned the knob of the

door but it was looked. At this time they sent about twenty children with lanterns inscribed with all their anti-foreign, anti-everything to run around our house yelling "Kill the foreigners, kill the foreigners". I knew they had orders from Canton that these armies of occupation could use the limit of propaganda but do no injury to property or life, so

I did not feel very nervous, but we kept on the look-out that sunday night till about 2 a.m. The lantern processton went off without any incident, and on Monday as soon as they broke ranka after the drill dozens of them arowded both on our

froat and back verandahs, peering in at the windows, pulling shutters open, and yelling all their lovely epithets at us.

Jome of the leading citizens have several times sent word to

me how sorry they are for us, and how humiliated that we who

have always helped them in their houre of peril should be

placed in such a trying position, None of them, the officers,

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