Japanese Pay Tribute: to Chinese Attitud Amicable Settlement Reached Taiyuan, Nov.
The Sino-Japsnese incident which arose here recently as the result of the forcible oesupation of Chinese-owned house by a Japanese named 'Tanaka has been amicably settled. 'The Japanese posted a statement the door -of the house, yesterday, to the following effoct:—"Thanks to the just altitude adopted' by the Shansi Provincial Government, the' question concerning this house has-been made it clear to the Japanese. that their action would be considered as doreible "occupation without proper egal documents to entitle them' to, residence in the premises. Upon. their refusal to move out, he notified the police, but their warning also was disregarded.. On October 27, the police took Mr. Tanaka and Als Japanese companion to: the Japanese Consulate—Central News...
Japanese Residents Return, Tt is learned that the Shans! Provincial High Court has ordered the Jandiord to pay' $219.30 to the Japanese us "compensation for the repetrs effected, Including' palating the, walls-—=Kuo Min.
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