'Tokyo, Mar. 16, Mr. Gerald Sampson, the British fournntisi who was arrested here on March 28 on 'a charge of:"undt'ly lproparandizing" among quests of the Imperial Hotel against the martial Inw imposed by the authorities as 8 sequa' to the military revolt two days cartier. Is on his way to Shang nel, ft is learned here to-day.
Mr. Sampson, it transpires, was Jeelense? on Salurday afternoon, and. immediately left for Kobe, the police having arranged a passage for him in the s, Naymasakt Maru, which sail= ed_for Shanghai yesterday, 'The British authorities kept in touch with Mr. Sampson's. ease throughout, but their hands were fied because the martial law clamped down efter the revolt was stilt' in "N.-C. Herald" Photo,
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