The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-19
JAPS HATE FOR
UNITED STATES
RAPIDLY SPREADING - BITING
cARicATUREs BEING PUB.
LiSHED BY PAPERS.
FLAG WAS TRAMpl[D
Upon BY Young Japs-Eders Did Not
interfere - Distorted Likeness Of
Secretary Taft Exhibited,

Toxic Aug. 1SAs in Occidental
countries, so in Japan there il dis
satisfied element at work, ever at
tempting to arouse national antagon.
ism among the foreigner. In Japan
| this antagonism seems to have per,
mcated many classes, yariously rang
ling from the street beggar to depart
ments Of the public service.
The general complaint CT the fer
eign sojourneror resident IA Japan
general and specific II he be an Am
erican is that justice is difficult. to
obtain III low courts and that taxa,
tion Is exorbitant Even to collect
the money on a postoffice money
|orlcr is a matter of from two to nine
months. We might also ask why the
new quarantine station II 81 largely
engaged in hlmigating American
SHIPS
Is it conceivable that American
ships should SO often carry victims
of Infectious diseases, while the
steamers OF ether countries practical
~ never do so?
Begin Early to Hate U. S.
Several occurrences fpsulting cith-
er from yellow Journalism Or i
deep rooted dislike to America came
to my own notice. Thdtc is d school
house situated near the Bhore CT Mis-
sissippi Bay, and on its play ground
one day in June a numbar Of children
We're engaged in jumMng up and
down upon an AmericaH flag. Only
childrens folly" the readers may OK
claim; hut the teachers did not stop
the children neither did their elders
interfere. Let this be tried with
japanese fag in America AMI note
the result
Twice have been Walking and
have seen coolies go through the mo-
tions ct using the bayonak An Eng
lish friend had ~ similar experience
IN Nagasaki | have had police
stroll up and ask for a cigarette;
would he, man OF "Samurai' rank, |
rs the police are do this to a Japan
ase gentleman? | think not A ped
Her ON the ship at Nagasaki com |
planned that the soming American
war would very likely have a bad ef
ect on his business.
Spurred BY Press.
The English papers in daily circa-
alton in Japan publish translations
rom most of the better class of Jap
nese papers There articles are gen
rally Of an incensed nature, and sci.
om OF a restrained or very sane ma
ure. Then, again, the sense of pub
ications in the illustrated papers
nay often be easily gained from the
icture.s and the desire to make the
urden OF their insulting sentiments
ritc evident is seen in such paper
IS the Toxic Puck
In this publication the text accom-.
anying those pictures which are cal.
ulated to arouse international ill
ceiling is provided with English =
ranslations in order to make sure
hat the meaning of the vernacular is
OF lost on those for whom the pic
lres are intended.
A picture OF the arrival of General
in Japan some years ago
'as placed beside a distorted likeness
Mr.. Taft, who is expected this fall
he explanation ram After the visit
General Kuropatkin we had the
ussian War; after the arrival OF
lr. Taft we will have the -"
Another example: Young Japan"
ill-fitting European clothes. Is 6
rasping Uncle Sam by the beard, !
lying: Say, old man. you need
navel"