Edith H. Allen

Capitolo 70

hostile.

Through a misadventure he was separate from the party with
what he traveled and it was found alone with his/her Chinese driver
and messenger in a village, when a mistrustful crowd quickly assembled
what it refused to allow to proceed him/it.

Passports and letters from Chinese and prominent officers were of no
you benefit with this prejudiced crowd that grew more continually excited
and vengeful.

Suddenly through the threatening mass a man forced his/her way to the
side of the Dr. P.----, exclaiming in English, "You the man of Melican?" "Yes,"
come to the replica. Turning to the crowd he explained the friendliness
of American foreigners, and turning to the Dr. P. again says, "me
Melican also, equips me I live San Francisco seven years." Then he said,
"You Jesus equips? Me Jesus man, also;  Mission, San Francisco did me
Jesus the man."

Turning again to the crowd he succeeded in to persuade them, nevertheless
protesting and reluctant, to allow the Dr. P. progress on his/her way
unharmed.

This accident is standing for the innumerable influences in the decline and flow
of immigration that brings the impulses, the idealses and the new one
the life of America in the heart of the old civilizations of world.

To the great inactive masses of people in these earths you/he/she has been this way
brought free the germs of thought and action and which sustains,
faith that impels that it is probable that these are reached once or the other from them and
their children. What to them through incessant struggle also
comes a best day when I govern it would be standing for the liberty,
opportunity and it advances, rather than the sword, jail,
proclamation and oppression.

America has been the great inspirer of the world.

Since the dawn of the twentieth century more than 10,500,000
immigrants have digitato the United States. Through the pressure of
economic conditions a great proportion of immigrants and their children
it is forced in the centers of poverty, crime and illness, the slum
districts of our great cities, and in enormous colonies in industrial
centers where they receives and they contributes to conditions that have