As I wired at the time a Ind of nine years old ens! a to the Emp-ro to the Imperivl Castle, as returning from ther. cent manguvres. The youth, M. Tanaka by name, is one of the numerous bends of Japanese students who manage to support themselves and pay their rducstions] exuienses by their ow labour. out from among the ere the Imperial chariot to within a few yar but was stopped by the policemen on duty, He had no connection with any li tical associations, not even the Anti-Russian Union. In his document addressed to the Sovereiyn, he strongly corny of the Ministerial' inertia in deli Russia, and went on to state that a work peaceful arrangement woul! ensure permanent peace and that the p sent opportunity should not be lost in order properly to guarantee Japan's future interests. However, after the examination, he was found "mentally deranged" and acquitted,
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