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Kate. fineness Forein Minister, is
understood to have intermed‘the All»
bassadors of other Powers the: the
ultimatum to_Chi11a, which entree It
6 p. 111. Sunday, was acct-loaded by
additional modifications of Japan's
demands. notably iv question ”ht-
lng to munitions and adviser-s which
'lntcrested the United sum.
It is the general opinion ‘in diplo-
matic circles tonight that China will
submit. Meanwhile Japan is making
extensive preparations for a possible
rupture. Warships and transports are
held in readiness for instant action.
Japanese who have large business in-
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best be served by convincing. the
peters that Japan In guided by a
spirit otjuuioeudsdefireferm
timer-ration at in the Orient.
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Beretta in; interned
TheAuoclated Press correspondent
that Eh! Hioki, 1111111111: to China. has
been given instructions by telegnph
regarding that presentation, probably
tomorrow (Friday) of Japan's ultima-
tum woman. It the'domands or
Japan are not accepted before the
lam; limit expires, Minister Ricki will
leave Peking
The Chinese Minister at Tokio he:
been informed of the action taken.
The Foreign Dulce said, in issuing a
,iong communication covering the en-
tire negotiations with Japan, that no
. “former statement would be given out
scndmg foreigners to China to look either today ol‘"tomorrow. The re-
after their affairs lview of the negotiations explains that
The impression prevails that the Japan feels justified in Matting to
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an ultimatum, as the Foreign Olliee
‘ “desires the world to become cogniz-
ant" of its reasons for taking so im-
portant a step. The officials explain
that the decision was reached only
after mature deliberation by the Cub-
inet. Elder Statesman and Emperor
Yoshihito himself.
Japan. program, in case China de-
clines to sc‘b‘ede to its demands, ni-
roady his be!“ arranged. the state;
11.1.1111 511114.111 substance the com-
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tlou Japan is forced to take, she fable,
tht possible rupture creates a new
'“ situation. 3111'. ~do lres scrupulously
here tortli‘e 11111111111111 of tree
ties with friendly poweri regardins-i
the integrity of China, but when the
national dignity and conscience are
111v olved she must follow the path the
situation justifies." -
The Japanese Government is said
to bilieve that neither Great Britain
nor'the United States will interfere
with the course of events in China.
WASHlNGTON, May 7.-—~'l‘he Jap-
anese-Chinese negotiations, following
reports that Japan has decided to
send an ultimatum to China, held in-
terest here today second only to the
European» war. The position of the
American Government regarding the
negotiations is set forth in a state
ment issued by Secretary Brynn fol
lowing a consultation with President
Wilson.
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0N Bill SUNDAY.
“Personally, 'Billy’ Sunday's sermon
did.not impress me as‘gront," do-
the South Norw'ai‘x Congregational
Church. to his congregation at the
mid-week prayer meeting, held last
evening. Last Tuesday, Mr. Staple-
(on journeyed to Paterson, where he
was one of 8,500 people who heard
the famous evangelist preach one of
his most convincing and favorite ser-
mons—"Caring For a. Man’s Soul.”
“But." continued Mr. Stapleton,
"what Sunday did with the crowd with
his sermon was great." »
"A man with a great message for
the world today,” is Mr. Stapleton’s
opinion of Rev. Sunday When the 107'
cal minister heard the evangelist the
address was one that would be con-
sidcred anywhere as intensely logical“
Over a thousand people went i‘or-
{ close of his sermon, all of whom ex
pressed their determination to lead a
Christian life. 1 "
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tally important that he delivers it
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