But the odd conclusion to this unfortunate mix up between the nationals of two not too friendly countries and which to the Westerner may be an enigma was that not only was the baggage not examined but, after the severe drubbing and arm-twisting, the officer! sat down with the Japanese, talk-the whole matter over with him in a calm manner, offered to lend him money with which to pay for the broken articles and borrowed a light from his cigarette. At the end of the division where the guard got down they all came and took friendly leave of the passenger, each Soldier in turn making a courteous bow.
Your correspondent. winced that some people witnessing this incident would find argument, in favour of entraterritorality while others would find reasons for aboli ishing i Who can understand the East?
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