[51]	Hu Feng, ed., Chaoxian Taiwan Duanpian Ji (Shanghai, 1936).
[52]	Wang Baiyen, p. 21.
[53]	Yang Kui, "Song Bao Fu," You Shi Wenyi (Taipei, 1963).
[54]	Yang Kui, Wang Mama Chu Jia, (Taipeim, 1975).
[55]	Yang Kui, Yang Tou Ji p. 2.
[56]	Lau, p. 33.
[57]	Yu Qingfeng and Lin Xiaomao were two of the three leaders of the 1915 Da Ban Yi incident.
[58]	Lin Manshu, Han Shanbi, and Jin Qianli, eds., Zhonggou Dang Dui Zoujia Jianjie (Hongkong, 1979) p. 85

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Chapter III

THE NEWSPAPER BOY (TRANSLATION)

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     "Oh, this is wonderful . . ." I think.
     Once when I was feeling as though my shoulders were loaded with the pressures of responsibility, I suddenly met someone who helped rid me of my burdens. It gave me such a comfortable, happy feeling.

     When I first came to Tokyo, the first month passed in a blur. By the middle of that month I was spending every day, from dawn until deep in the night, walking through Tokyo, stopping at each and every employment agency. I would divide the city and surrounding suburban areas into several sections, then walked through each section, carrying job advertisements that I'd copied from the newspaper. I searched everywhere for a job but until not I still hadn't found anything. Of the thiry dollars I brought with me to tokyo, I only had six dollars and twenty cents left. When I left home I gave ten dollars to my mother, brothers and sisters, but it had already been a month since I left and the money must have nearly been all gone by then.

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