Boston, Aug. 25.
"The Neutrality Bill' will undoubtedly have to be revised and amended at the next session of Con-
All over the area are Japanese posts, the officers and men showing extremely high spirits, although as the observer approaches the actual firing lines marks of strain on their faces are plainly discernible, but the methodical efficiency of the Japanese military machine does not suffer in the inspection. So terrific have been the fires in the area that many Japanese bluejackets suffered severe burns, trapped at their posts among the blazing buildings surrounding them.
The premises of the University of Shanghai were inspected yesterday and appeared to have suffered little damage. A few shells have struck some of the main buildings and there are many broken windows but the damage is considered negligible considering the fighting which has taken place around it, gress," declared Senator Edward R. Burke (Democrat: Nebraska) in an interview to-day. He asserted that the present legislation "amounts to a joke because of modern undeclared warfare."—Reuter.
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