Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-02
CHINESE PUBLIC
WARNED AGAINST
REv0LUT|0N|STS
Sun Vat Sen Denounced by
Edict Of Government Agi-
tatorS Urged to Quit Max
ING Trouble for Nation,

(A-soelnted Press rcspOndenre)
Picking. nov 20-Thc Chinese gov
eminent has issued an dict denounc-
4 ing sun iat-sen lluang Using and
other revolutionary leaders who arc
nov n Japan directing a campaign Of
agitation The edict warns the pub
lie against the activity ~ these rebel
leaders, ana ng the aeiintors now
IN China TO quit their trouble making
and 20 assist IN strengthening the gov
ernment
sun Yat.scn rs known in china az
sun Wen, and lnank llsing wa
known in China during the rcvo,u-
tionars days MS Chu Ming Fang Tho
after was u member OF the executive
committee Of the revolutionary society
. aud later became gcneralissimo Of the
I revolutionary army OF WA Chang.
! Upon the formation Of sun Yat-son's
! first eabint at Ranking, he was made
minister Of war When Yuan Shi-kai
! hccamc president, he made Iluang
1 lIsing resident general at Marking in
4 commFnd Of the southern army, but
+ he gradually undermined the general
! military authority. and in 1913 II was
iiuang lising WHO organic d the see
ond rebellion. He took command Of
( the rebels at Ranking, but fled to
japan upon hearing Of the approach
J Of the northern troops Last year nc
visited the United states and was IN
conference there with a number of
\ enemies Of the Chinese government,
/ Last year he was expelled from sun
Yat-sen's party. but the movement to
restore monarehial government IN
china brought the two revolutionary
leaders together. ana they are how
said to be cooperating in Japan.
Text OF Ldict,
yuan Shi-kai's cdict denounclng the
I rcb"l leaders roads aH follows;
Recent reports from various places
state that the followers of sun Wen
fsun Yat-sen) ana Iluang Using have
( created rumors, advanced fallncies
and circulated infammntury literature
+ printed abroad with the object Of
arousng the people o1 the interior to
scdition. Requests have been rccciv-
ed that these activities should be sup
pressed
1T viii be rom INFERRED that after
the revolution Of lisin Hal Kuuntuns,
Human. kiangsi Anhui, kiapssu and
Fukicn were nl under Tie influence
OF In fcbrla who practiCed tiolont"
under shc unmc of TN re ,Wnlio, They
devoted ihrir whole efforts to cNtor-
ing murpN from the ecutit ana mcf-
chants. aud murdered tho good aud
Innocent ones. They gave Il ials def
milton to the doctrine of equality ana
liberty. lnd advocated that person
should share his property and wife
with others They called right wrong.
aud vice Ncrsu They tried to u cciVc
me people. In short their object was
60 destroy the scusc Of morality in
sncietN, and to abolish the aelnoWl-
edged principles. human reactions. and
good customs ana practices, and con
Vrled this celestial country into a
ned of bandits and violent characters
when the government tried 10
check their influences iheA ut once
made an alliance of the SIX provinces
10 defy the central authorities When
generals were sent from the central
government for thcir suppression they
ISSUED enormous quantities Of cur
renc3 notes with the object of collect
Ing all the -ilvcs ana gold In the mar
kct ana then they fled abroad To for
rign countries Consequently all the
ring,eadcrs escaped with large tor
tunes leaving their unfortunate fol-
lowers to suffer for their misdeeds 1t
has been the principle even of ordi-
nary robbers. to help their associates
and protect their common interests at
the risk of their own lives. liut even
this PRINCIPLE is disregardrd among
tue +, bel chicfA Who hcarilcsaly pui
sue their selfish ends ut the expense
uf their accomplces lltiwe they are
worse than ordinary robucrs. Later
on they allied themselves with White
Wolf molcsting several provinces
which were devastated by ravishms
the women, incendiarisH ana footing
rhcr cruel actions BATTLE description,
ana the same are all within The mem
CRY Of this country
Trying to Cheat Merchants.
The Chinese merchants abroad I'm
foreign lands have been industrious
and have acquired wealth by sweat
Nrd blood Taking advantage Of the
ignorance Of these overseas Chinese as
ia the real circumstances of their
moth,r country these rebels have dt-
liscd various methods to cheat them
of their hafd-earned money IN order
to squander the same as they Ike
Sometimes few tufei Cbaudits) were
employed To crente small disturb
dnce so they might submit bill of
expenditures Rut the overseas Chi
noAe have nov gradually come TO UNI
ha, rnfnsaa ~ ,nntrin,ft. fnnds
~, mas olvnys horn IN, ,ractiec of
thcs. rebels to mn fnrth rennrts maj
NO.. Inv. ,,iaed srr.ral nn6nn dol-
I'm ia, s,,,t .,,,, s,.,b +, fn,nl,t- +, loan
of rcy raj millions has been contract
ed. en- n quantity OF thousands at tens
ct thousands ol arms aud ammunition
has hecn purchased but an these
fc merc boasis pun osely made TO dc
mn ,,G,,e,,f. ,,.,..,.,i .,t ,ncier,
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