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Hongkong, Oct. 24, the Chinese side are not materially contradicted by the Japanese Consul, if his reply to the Chinese protest correctly quoted in the papers. Jin the course of a fight in. the streets, which took place during the Brod occupation, a Japanese marine belonging to.' the landing party! somehow got isolated, and wag surrounded and disarmed (according.
the Japanese account) by the [Chinese marines who were attack-to. the Chinese account, by the Red soldiers. When the Feiying and her attendant stibs:
drew, they made for Swabue, jand a Japanese destroyer followed them there, and demanded satisfaction for the outrage. They put force on the Feiying, searched the ship for the missing Tevolver, und, when they left, took with them a revolver to replace the one which they had failed to find, They also boarded another of the ships, removed the Chinese flag, ana hoisted the Japanese in its place. The Japanese account asserts that this was done with the consent of! ike commander of the Feiying, as! that ship had mutinied and gone! lover to the Red side. Tt is diffeatt to believe that there is not something moe in the incident than either side yet has revealed.
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