Shanghai Feb, 20, A protest thas eon. sent by. the Japanese. Consul-General in. Shanghai tov ut. Conuul-Genera fu connection faith an incident "in which three British soldiers are alleged to have fwrecked"'a cafe in Medhurst Road owned by a Japanese subject, [February "10° This was revesied at {ie Japanese. pets conference. yes: foray' bya Sapam Embiny "One of the soldiers, who was in -ivitan clots, the spokesman stated, without "provocation, attacked a roman servant and' also destroyed window panes, tables, chalet stole ire otter of Johnny Walker whiskey ana. three bolties of eer.
This man als. attempted to Jviminaty assault one ofthe mald-Servants, who sas rescued. by" a [ispanese patron of the establishment, the spokesman" continued. The. peo" test he. said) pointed out thatthe action "of ihe. Britah ldiors ould not be ignored by the Japanese Consul-General, who as responsible forthe protection of Japanete.aubfects. An apology from ihe responsible British offclats" was "demanded, the punishment of the culprits andthe Lfapanese ConsulsGeneral reserved ihe right {0 demand compensation. admirable in the British character, fand she was a true Briton.
Death is not a terrible thing, but rather glorious. We bid her farewell, but we cherish the memory of one who set us all a good and great ex-Ample. And who richly merits the nest praise anyone can hope to receive. "Well done good and faithful servant—enter into the Joy of thy Lord"
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