London, June 14.
Great relief was expressed to-day by everyone interested in the Far East"that Mr. E. Kuramoto had been found, thus reducing to a farce that which threatened to be a traged:
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Tokyo, June 15.
Deep satisfaction at ihe termination of the Kuramoto case and. grat {de fo Chinese oflais for resistance In finding the missing vice-consul wae apreseed to-day by" spokesman of {he Foreign Cee Future "SinosJepanese relations should be better as result of the Sincerity displayed by Chinese omcials fusing' the incident, the spokesman Gluck "ne Japanese 'Government Was also pleased' by the calmness Which characterized Chine. publ pinion regarding the case, he said.
the spokesman told. reporters, "that Part is W@ be considered fortunate," Sts, uramoto's dimppearance Was found to be due fo the nervous Dility from which he is still suffering London, June 16 The engagentent is announced today of Molly, only daughter of Cap-fain and the late Mrs. Payne-Smith, of London, and Charles, son of Ma-for-Gen. Sir Charles Corkran, form-Grly General Oficer Commanding the London District.
"The romance recalls the experience Mr. Corkran had in Manchuria fu 1092, when, in company with Mrs. Muriel Pawiey, he was captured by bandits at Newchwang and held p: soner with her for seven weeks—
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