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1;, Friendship
‘TOKIO, April S.——The alleged med-
iums of Japanese militarists in diplo—
alloy is vigorously attacked by Count
I. Bayeshima, a prominent member
at the House of Peers in the course of
scomribution to the Japanese “Diplo-
matic Review," which is attracting
unaiderable attention.
He affirmed that the cause of for-
m misconceptions of Japan lies
chiefly in the so-called dual diplomacy
:lvhich was the worst deterrent to
"Anglov-Japanese-American and Chino-
5'apanese friendship. In the Count's
Minion. "Japan's diplomacy has, even
fince the outbreak of the late great
Jill; been a continuous series offal]:
safe." He laments that there areKVno
longer, or at least not now in view
men like the late Prince Katsura, and
in!!!" late Marquis Komura. It was
these two great statesmen who. nearly
twenty years ago. committed the
mtry to the Anglo—Japanese alli-
Ince, over the heads of some of the
filler statesmen and others who were
apposed to the idea at the time.
When the. later war broke out the.
m statesmen had been gone for‘
. l
me time and what followed was
most disconcerting, in the view of
Count Soyeshima. Had they been
alive and in power. they would have
seen to it that the country was solidly"
united against Germany before they
declared war on her. As it was. the
government could not prevent news-
papers and magazines. scholars and
military reservists, from talking and,
writing as if Japan were the friend of.
Bea-many and an enemy 011' the Allies.I
Unfortunately, those in power suc-
cessively since those days have gonej
on blundcring, knowing no better than'
to fish {or cheap popularity.
‘The notorious Twenty One Demands
Dresented to China in Jan. 1915 had to
be reduced to more common place
before they were finally accepted by
her and that by force of an ultima-
tum. .
.Oount Soyeshima thought the mill-
hrists' meddling in diplomacy and the
Man and Chinese propaganda were
chiefly responsible for what he Called
"the present set-back in Japanese-
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lived that ”America has to bear more.
than half the blame." He explainml
his last remark in this manner:
'"I'he Anglo Saxons are a. invonbln
race of people. but speaking candidly.
. tacit forth: three mowers w~workrin :
Watt and maintain. the peace “the
Deterrent}
f
:
i‘To ado fthcm justice; however.
at. Agncrioons are 'unonphisuated. gin”.
core and stmng-willodtand {whereghey
- are per-moon wingspan and Eng; .
land it will not be so 'very difficult a
world. To come to a real good undera
standing with America, hov’rever, J'a‘ .
an must have a. right grasped AmerL
ca's China, policy." _
The finited: States, the Count be-
lieved, was conquering China by Edu-
cation. Twenty years, hence, he said,:
all the important government posts
in China. will be occupied by Chinese
or American education.
quest of China. by America, and to
that end Japan's militarist policy must
be discarded and her entire attitude
towards China. recanted.
“Our policy toward China has been
one of outrageous recklessness.- The
Imperial Foreign Minister, who caused
the 21 demands to be presented to
China is said to have told a foreigner
at the time. that those were not the
demands of the ministry but of the
military cabal. A government that
must bow to the militarist can never
be trusted by the. nation."
To him the militarists
“canker worm” of Japan.
ued:
"Ninety nine per cent. of the Jap~
anese people are opposed to aggres-
sivism. They want. no more war. The
money Japan spends on her navy is
the premium she. pays for national in—
surance. But we can do with a great
deal smaller army than we have at
present. Military Germany has gone
to pieces and military Russia has col-
lapsed. Japan must not walk in their
were the
He contin-
-tootstcps."
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Japan should '
prepare, herself for the peaceful con-E
He added: :
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SCHEDULES ,
NG TOMORROW
April 9
EVENING SHOW
”Pictures, Eddie
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3:46 p.‘ m. Overture, Home
7:50 p. m. Va’udcvllb
8:66 p. m. Intermission
fiEOOND EVENING BHOW
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10:15 p. to. Pictures
Complete Show Over In Time
for Last Rowayton Trolley.
G. A. R. ENCADII’MEN‘T.
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. .Annual State Session in Hartford
‘ Next \Vee .
Randolph W. Williamson. of Hart-
ford. commander of the department
of Connecticut, Grand Army of the
Republic, has issued an order in the
announcement of the details of the
:annual encampment of the depart-
ment which will be held in Ilartfond
iAprll J4 and 15. It is twenty-seven
years since the department held an
annual encampment. in Hartford. the
last time being on February 15, 1894.
The encampment will convene at
I‘nity hall. No. 64 Pratt street. at 1:30
Af‘PLY scnrmm ow
Costs Little and Overcomcs
Almost Over Night.
Any breaking out of the skin. even
fiery. itching eczema. can be. quickly
overcome by applying Mentho-Sul-
phur declares a noted skin specialist.
Because of its germ destroying prop-
erties, this sulphur preparation in—
stantly brings case from skin irrita-
tion. soothes and heals the. cczcma
right up and lcavcs the skin clear and
smooth.
It seldom falls to relieve the tor-
ment. without delay. Sul‘l‘ercrs’ from
skin trouble should obtain a small jar
of Mentho-Sulphur from any good
drugglst and use it like cold cream.
WHEN Yflll WAKE
UP DRINK [M55
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o’clock on that date.
council of administration will
,mcet at/ that hour for the auditing of
accounts of the department. ’
'l‘hc deparment cnmp tires will be
held at l'nlty hall at eight o'cIOck on
the evening of the 14th. when ad-
T
[Notloooi Crop Improvement Service.)
ODAY INDIANA not. only boasts
the largest State Corn Grower-5'
Association in the Union, but
coils attention to the fact that C. E.
_ yellow corn for the two most important
. myrrh
‘ (are
I from Indiano was striking. The work
"log corn. They have loomed that in
: getting quality, they also get quantity.
§ They declare that. it is useless to look
Troyes“ Wabash county is the prion
com gram of the world. '
Mr. Troyer won sweepstakes price
for the best 10 euro in the International
Grain Show, mil; off tho Board of
deo grand prize: Indian: grower-
also urfiedoflbhofifltprineomfdl
for the but. 10 can of both whit: and
region: for which prices m of-
oepmtely. . .
The uniformity of the exhibit: of can
of the county agents and extension
leaders is apparently bearim fruit, and
what is more important, the corn which
won the prices, is the identical variety,
which has been winning the five acre
production contests in the state.
Their show corn in their highest yield-
ior show corn among thin, impover-
ished yields.
Does quality pay Y It is estimated that
to improve the grade of corn new man-
kcted as No. 4 so that it would grade
No. 3, would give to the corn growers
of America. an additional ten million
donors. The same principle is also true
of cats, wheat and other (ruins.
The grand championship for 1 single
out was won by J. E. Momma-t, Fulton
00., Ill., 5 portrait of which is present-
ed herewith.
on April 14. temporary headquarters
YOUR ECZEBIA SKIN-:having been established at. the quar—
jtcrs of Robert 0. Tyler post. where
Trouble department officers will report at 11
and where the
also
dresses will be made by Commander—
ln-chiet Ketcham and by Governor
FNert-tt J. Lake and others, the Boy
Scouts being in attendance. Conclud—
ing the encampment, a banquet will
be’ held in the main hall of the Tyler
post. and will be given by the “70m-
en‘s Relief corps.
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Sentinel Advertisements bun. that
Rl-J\\'ARD For: nonhrms DEAD
on ALIVE.
LOUISVILLE, K32, April S.~—Bank
robbery became a more hazardous oc—
cupation in Kentucky with the offer
of the Kentucky Bankers’ Association
yesterday of a standing reward of $1.-
000 tor every robber. dead or alive.
Advertise in the Sentinel.
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aweaknass or »wmg self-centred 1nd wuh isms and mm mm é. 1 104 Washington Street, South Norwalk "
self willed. The forcing: of Japan to P0 . .. {”29 001
Open her doors. the annexation of Ha- SYStCflbbCfOfC putting : 1 l . . .: i:
ran. the war with Spain. the‘nnti- food mto stomach. 00 items 3:;
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between Ja an and Amflimn gestlhle material. which if not com- y 4,: . . ...
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lions of bacteria which infest the .3. 2"“ .1 oo
lmwcls. From this mass of left-over Quit-1“,". .3
waste. toxins and ptomainelike poi- 00 {g 31.? : 3.
‘sons are formed and sucked into the .8. its :4 ' , . 0.0
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int! right must begin to take inside ... 1.: fl: ’ :30
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.to break the costly. nerve-slmtteringfto keep the entire alimentary canal 9‘. . .3.
:obacco habit. Whenever you have a iclenn. pure and fresh. .. ’3 . .3.
onging for a cigarette. cigar. pipe. 0' 3 Those who are subject to sick head- .. 1% s . ‘
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.To-Bac tablet in your mouth instead lnthers who wake up with bad taste. .‘ r 831an d t t} ' 1 ~- ..
to help relieve that awful desire. iron] breath, backache. rheumatic stirf- o. . e a 118 0“, D1 Ice. 3
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