Tokyo, Sept. 1. jous services and obser-vanees were held to-day at Tokyo and Yokohama, commemorating the third anniversary of the earthquake, It is estimated that over 100,000 persons assembled on the site. of jan Army clothing factory, where 000 lost their lives in the terrible of 1923.—Reuter's Karakhan, having failed in his efforts to persuade the present Peking Government to recognize him and withdraw their objections to him personally, oon to leave China for Moscow. master in dealing with these fellows, He swore at them in the name of the whole Chinese Republic. He disregarded their la-ses' and protruding tongues. He took no notice of their kneeling attitude and beseech-He left them in the impossible-to-secure. flag-please-wait-a-day complaints, He knew his man, he' knew the conditions, he knew the country, and above all'he knew what to expect if he yielded one inch to his crafty fellow countryman. Gezang did little more than assume a stern unbending attitude. He seldom. wasted words. He never argued.
He simply produced the Chinese official's passport written in Tibetan and asked them to read. His final word before he sat down to drink his buttered-tea was, "You disobey that, not me."
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