Ai reply was received from the Editor who stated that the writer did not wish to give further information, The Japanese therefore regretted the impossibility of investigating the allegation and felt that the public: tion of such a letter by a responsible newspaper was extremely regrettable, inasmuch as the writer would not come forth with any details in support of his fiction was further stated that numerous ations had been made from time to time against th Japanese forces, but that investi upon a wall of sumed that t ators usually came roey, so they a: y were not based on fact or were exaggerated.
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