Bold Criticisms of Japanese Fxom Ov Own Tokyo, Dec. 20. sensational account, of the Manchuria" of a modern Joan of, Are, briefly appearing in the London "Daily Express" about a month ago, has caused Tokyo newspaper offices to be de-Toged with pressing inquiries corroboration and. further det from editors. of papers and mag: zines, in London and America.
"This evidently is the type of joyous story from oft fafen track which readers abroad grolish, but which, unfortunately, too often are cut from whole cloth. As {most People on. this side of "the Jclaborately embroidered and deli Jeately hued kimono and donned a viding Breeches, armed her-user pistol I She has Inever, since that day, worn the garments of a woman, insisting that become a ma and a gen-feral at. that, She has assumed the} title of "General" Chi ai
pecially her claim to having heard How such of her' conduct ex: Feavenly, voices Urging hes io free Manchuria from fis genuine and. how much of tt! the mischievous retentions of an. @olater and a notoriety seeker, it seems dificult to say. world are aware, the young lady Fesponsible for evoking such wide-wad interest {s none other than las she left Japan.
She pranaly cried) of 'Sha sin. Manchuria and her' life foshiko" Kawashima, a cousin since then hi een a vicissitode of Manchoukuo's chief executive, Henry PUY. She" was, "adopted" fortune. clad in the clothes
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