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' VVSAIN FRANCISCO. Aug. 18.—-’1‘he
odduct of Japan towardV'China is 9}
mined especially for American under-
stanflnt by Count Okuma, the Japan~
can Premier, ia a message which has
been given to 'lhe Associated Press
nines here, by Dr. Clay “Conley,
an fiperican clergyman and author,
who Minor years has been 11 mai-
dmt o1 Tokiomnd an active leader’in
theTAVsnerica'n‘and Japanese peace so-
039““. , " ’ . . . . .
0.1.1.1 01mm is said tedacire mat
1y that the American understanding or
Japa’f's relations with Ghina be clari-
fied in shine particulars, and Dr. Mac-
Cauley, who has enjoyed close person»
a! acquaintance with the Premier,un ,
dertook to gratify the latter's wish by
reporting 11' summary of half an hour's
interview, which he had with Count
Olfumu, through an interpreter. This
summaryis described by Dr. MacCVVau-
ley as a faithful one, but not an effort
to reproduce the Count’s remarks lit
erally. ‘
”the rise or Japan," the Premier
began, “has induced some concern and
. aroused some unrest in the West. In
inc histories of nations we see that
out 11. with the genesis and growth of
a new nationality, violent-aggressions.
accompanied? by various barberiti‘es
s
camels-alleles. Vin-auto»
mmWwwn-a
1:11. a m m is
West. dpedaily since the push: of
m cam-rm war, twenty years“
ago. “11.nov, a world attention is
beinggivcnto the omen! the 111va
lomatie relation! that have arisen be-a
tween these two countries. But the
intelligent classes of Americans many
«easilyuuderataflthepeculiarwd!
tics in winch Japan has Wound
by the movement of events la the For
flat.
"The United States he gained list
present greatness and power as that
result of a long process at annexe
time o! territory by 110th purchase and
conquest You know that the enor-
mous Louisiana territory was bought
by your country. and that fans and
California came to you through con-
quest... By these aetsoi? conquest More
loo. directly, must'have lost greatly.
Yet, indirectly, Marion has been benc-
Vfitted immeasurably by the conduct. of
her strong-and faithful neighbor—“the
United States. It, for example, your
country had been VlndiflerentVor pass'
ive._ilfty years ago, to what then oc-
curred in Mexico, that country would
have come under a rule of the French
dynasty and the greedVV hi the ambi-
tioue Louis Napoleon would have grati-
fied. Mexico sharia be grateful for
the friendship end“ the helpl‘ul protec-
tion of the United States as given to
her at that time . . '1. V
“Now it is 11116301th for to say
that a very goodfiph'ralm‘ can be drawn
between the relation at presént exist-
in. between Japan and China and that
guiding the conduct 01. the United
States towards Mexico in the past—e"
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18946 was aouht, me all else, !
Jame nationality. ,le
diplomatic motives and the conduct ‘
the discussions have been right and
vcry just.
a serious menace and peril to the
peace of the Far Hist. With the co-
navy. the Japanese forces brought
about a surrender of the Klan-Chow
fortress. But it. is equally evident to
Japan that the occupation ol.’l‘siugtau
is .uaeless and undesirable. Because
other reason. the Japanese govern
ment will return the Rico-Chow terrio
tory to China. At the same tImc, how-
ever.'.lapan wishes by way of compen-
sation to settle the pending problema‘
that have remained in relation to
South Manohnrla: and, xthereiore,
these have been brought forward for
adjustment'andsolution. As to Mon»
gotta, it is the fact that the ChinEse
police force there has been merely a
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but their Imperialism w” using this
of this fact. even if there were no power not to mm” their liveeyaad
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is right ” said the Premier, “in what
can we find a worthy meaning tor hu-
The lmperlalistic
power which manifests itself in this
way most cometo an end once and tor .
man existence?
American people had learned VV1VVnucl1
from the great War, and “he said:
"i slncerelvwish that the endeavors
.name. The people have been exposed oi the United States Government for
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