The spokesman, after saying that the pass did not permit of the photo-[graphy of any prohibited areas, said that the place "mentioned by the }"North-China Dally News" representative probably fell in that category. Asked by what right two Japanese iviliang in the now prohibited semiofficial uniform prevented a foreign {newspaperman from taking photographs in an area In which no Jopanjose naval or army sentries were to found, and furthermore, refused to take such a foreign newspaper man to the police station, but insisted fon "arresting" him and' taking him Joft to some military station, the Spokesman said the reservists were "probably" acting under the orders of a high offer attached to the Sapanese Naval Landing Party.
Mr. Melsling, who "reported, his, experience tothe Wayside Police Station shortly after the incident on Sunday, yesterday morning notified the American Consulate-General by telephone, to be followed by a written report to the Consul-General. It Ssunderstood that the other foreigner who was molested will make a report to his consular authority, Kix Pout scheel, Consul-general for Denmark.
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