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Japanese " civil Shanghai paid final tribute yesterday to the officers and men of the Japanese nav} ied in the re-memorial ceremonies have been held hero by different Japanese units Since the warfare ceased, the ser-Vieos at Hongkew Park yesterday afternoon were. representative of the nation as a whole. Japanese military, naval "diplomatic and civilian lenders of the highest rank here joined with the most, humble subject In this final farewell to the faailor-dend, with representatives. of every unit' in the different services this avon. present to plage-their offerings cee ike osset' sarly Brith, French, Nether:
seal invited quests {ands Taian and' Portogeson are and havel fers joined wit the Japanese" in Toying' "tamakah me "Shinto. tribute," before the {abies of the shin, Gable meng also were received from some Bmpltes leading: figures, such, Fleet "Admiral i, oer Admial Erinee Pustint, Aim Osa the Naval Minister, and Commanders each Imperial Flet and Army Stern Warning to Ghouls thouls apprehended dis the remains of Chinese buried on the. various battle! around Shanghai, or in robbing the military d given short shut by 1 cording toa stern warning issued guard in th by the Japanese Army Command here, Looters caught stripping the Tung of Chinese homes, the owners of which have not returned as yet guard their property, also will be deaf with in the most' severe manner possible, the warning continued, duo ton thanked increase in the number of similar incidents reported during the last few days.
'Around Kiangwanchen in _purticular, the bodies of many' Chinese. soldiers have deen taken from thei Reaves recently and Icoted of their Glothing and such few trinkets they possessed at the time of their death, it was stated yesterday. at Taparioso Headquarters. The tis-creants responsible for these crimes are. believed to be wandering Yagrants, a large number of whom aged "to work their way battlefield areas in search of whatever they can pick up, Japanese military officers declared," Sever-'Mi of those men, caught in the act, during the last few days, have been Hed up to trees and poles for son hours can the acre of thei mith a large placant ove Chinese detailing their notions and probable punishment.
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