Injuries, which will take twa weeks to' be. healed, were intiieted onan unnamed Japanese by a Chinese "Customs guard on the Whangpoo Wharf on May 28, the shanghai Mainichi" alleged on May 20 The Japanese, employed by the Arai. Yoko, traders in spinning machinery, was about to load. six rates with 150 ball bearings In the Tsingtao Maru, when he was assaulted by the guard. The boxes, the daily added, "had already been inspected by Customs examiners, Four of the six crates were also seized by Customs oeials, accord Ing to the journal.
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