M. Millerand has telegraphed to the Emperor of Japan his heartfelt sympathy with—the victims, adding that the whole of France feels for Japan in her cruel trial.—Reuter.
Brussels, Sept. 4.
The Conference of the Inter-Allied Federation of Demobilised Soldiers to-day passed a resolution of profound—sympathy with Japan, assuring their Japanese comrades of the Federation's wish to assist them by all means in their power.—Reuter. will arrive on Friday,—Reuter.
Budapest, Sept. 5.
The Premier has sent a message to Count Yamamoto, the Japanese Premier, expressing profound sympathy with the trials of the noble Japanese nation.—Reuter.
Tientsin, Sept. 4.
Marshal Tuan Chi-jui has issued a chtcufar telegram throughout the country, urging the people of China to unite in their efforts to render as much assistance as possible to Japan in her misfortune and promptly to organize a National Relief Association in order to raise re-lof funds. It is understood that Marshal Tuan contemplates in-yiting influential Chinese to his residence to-morrow with the object of devising measures necessary for the organization of such an Association.—Eastern News Agency.
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