Bound to Reflect in West, Declares Journal London, July 13.
A firmer stand against the Japanese is urged by both the In the Central district there was little to show that the city had been visited by a violent gale. Perhaps the only tangible evidence was the huge sign over the Palace Hotel on the Bund. Bent and battered by the furious" wind," it was being removed in the afternoon by a gang of coolies owing to the danger of its crashing to the ground below. Jinkee Road was still roped off but there was no debris along the street. At the Wing On store two of the windows were still boarded up. Otherwise there were no signs of the gale's effect.
Uprooted Trees their est'conviction that they are fair and relevant, according to the Japanese The Japanese ConsulGeneral. at Amoy, Mr. Goro Uchioa, will continue negotiations until the points of conflict are ironed out. Japanese 1cports said—United Press.
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