Peiping, July 6, Five hundred Japanese' residents here, gathered ina mass meeting the Japanese Club, this afternoon nifesto asking for. of the alleged cases assault by British soldiers upon two Japanese late in May.
'Also passed was a resolution describing the presence of British solders, "who run counter to the purpose for which they are stationed here," as "harmful and urging' vigorous reflection" upon their ts by the British authorities, Terms of the manifesto and of the resolution were telegraphed to the headquarters of the Japanese garrlson in North China at Tientsin, the Ministries of War and of the Navy in Tokyo, and to all Japanese Resldents! Corporations in China—Domel
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