Tokyo, Sept. 6.
Japanese political circles are agog. lover the future of the Wakatsuki Gabinet, the consensus of opinion being that it is doomed.
The latest. criticism of the Government is in connexion with a photograph of Bokuretsu, the Kore-jan found guilty of conspiring against the lives of members of the Imperial Family, and of his paramour, Fumi. ko, who recently committed suicide The Minister of Justice, it is said, unable to extort a confession from "either of the two, permitted /Mr. Takematsu, the "examining Jjudge, to use his own discretion. Judge Takematsu resorted to, threats, promises, cajoleries, but jin vain. Neither of the two. made [the least confession. Thereupon the Judge asked them whether they would pose for their photographs. This was done, the twa accused standing side by side. Just as the JJudge clicked the button, however, Fumiko (the girl) dropped into }Bokuretsu's arms. This picture pow being made the basis for the fiatest attack on the Government, Jmembers of the Opposition dubbing. jit a "political scandal of the first
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