Tokyo, Oct. 25. The death is announced of the Dowager Princess Fushimi, widow, of the late Field-Marshal' Prince Fushimi, at the age of 69. She had been suffering from pneumonia Reuter.
Toxyo, Oct. 27:—Sir Cecil Clementi, Governor of Hongkon: and Lady Clementi, who had been a visit here, left for the Kansai! District Inst night. Ie is understood that they will return to Hongkong after visiting Kyoto, Osaka, and) ing that the people of your country fe filled with the spirit of equality! towards the Chinese nation, As to the relations between Japan and China, the late Dr. Sun Yat-sen, the} leader of the Kuomintang, always} regarded the Japanese nation as a fed to be insane, is now undergoing an exantination, According to the police, the woe rant, who attempted to make a direct appeal to the Emperor, had a paper petitioning His Imperial Blajesty to consider a grant of suffrage to woe "brother nation.' I believe that the] men.
Japanese nation hus a more ardent] It seems that her husband had desire than any other nations have hoten unable to attend the polls at the for the acquisition by China of her recent prefectural elections owing to illness and consequently his wife hope that China's national attempted to act as proxy, but the evolutionary movement will be well existing law does not permit, women understood by the Japanese nation, to vote. Brooding over what she fand that they will give moral sup-considered an injustice, she decided port to the revolutionary movement, to make a direct appeal to the "yt must be fully understood that] it is not only a great assistance 1o ithe Chinese revolutionary movement] lout helps to promote friendly re-ing for the purpose attaining their true goal. He also said that lations between the two countries that Japan refrains from utilizing the Kuomintang were prepared to, accept assistance from Japan, the the heinous militarists' with whom Soviet or any other Power to achieve the whole Chi their purpose, He attributed the failure of the Nationalist revolution "The accomplish wovolution will make the re., t0 the thoughtless activity of com-sorema between the two countries munists, und pledged himself to de-Closer, solidify the position of Japan|vote the remainder of his life to SORE Par Bast, dnd greatly con-bringing the revolution to a success tribute to the world peace.
"Judging from the past history of various nations, the spirit in which the Chinese revolutionary movement is based, and the trend of the times, Tam firmly convinced that the volutionary movement in China will successfully carried through, and that nothing can suppress the revolutionary movement for ever—
Toho.
Thoughtlessness of Communists Tokyo, Oct. 25.
General Chiang Kai-shek, who is fat present stopping in Tokyo, gave a tea party today at which 112! members of the local Kuomintang, belonging to both the Right and Left elements, were present.
General Chiang in a speech emphasized the utmost importance of Varnishes, Enamels, ete.
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