In London, he. said, the prestige and security of, the Empixe had been: bartered away' and Japan had be~ comic. exposed to the merey of foreign aggressors, solely on account of My. Hamaguchi. At home, the agetixed proceeded, misery. stalked the land og it never did before; thousands were without work and. food, and all on account of Mr, He, therefore, sought Enppize and to relieve the public by: overturning. the Ministry through the, short-cut route. of assussinating the' Premier.
From the very outset, the Police suspected that there were instigators behind the scenes and thei conviction that there was a "nigger in the woodpile" became all the ore assured at the lofty reasons for the attempted murder given by the pretentious would-be "patriot, especially as Sngoya was an ill: educated person, 'They accordingly. set the detective machinery of and, after a do the' homes of the president and seoretary of the Aikokusha, a yenctionary society, arrested ' the two, The embargo hitherto imposed on mention of this phase of the attempted murder of the Premier has just been lifted.
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