Amoy, May 31.
Japanese naval reinforcements, of unrevealed strength, will land at the naval pier here at 130 o'clock this afternoon, Domei learned this morning.
Following their landing they will inarch to Amoy Park where they will pass in review before Vice-Admiral Nobutake Kondo, Commander-in-Chief of the Japanese Naval Force in South China, Meantime, Mr. Goro Uchida, Japanese Consul-General here, yesterday addressed Mr, H. L. Hitchcock, acting chairman of the Kulangsu Municipal Council, a note citing nine alleged cases of recent activity by anti-Japanese terrorists and Chinese military agents asserted to be based upon the International Settlement of Amoy.
Mr. Uchida in his original note of May 19 demanded the elimination of such subversive elements from the Settlement,
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