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...been intimated further that Japan is clinging to Yap for purposes of negotiation: ownership of land in California, the occupation of Siberia, the Shantung question, and various other phases of Japanese policy would be accorded settlement more favorable to Nippon if she held the whip hand over us by virtue of the Yap dispute. With this in mind, the Japanese stand firm upon the question. But mature consideration of the place which the United States now holds in the financial and commercial world, and the keystone position she maintains with reference to German reparations would seem to indicate that...
...regular meeting of the Graduate Schools Society, to be held tomorrow evening at 7.45 o'clock in the Phillips Brooks House Parlor, the Reverend Frederic Charles Meredith will speak on "The Present Conditions in the Russian Orthodox Church." Dr. Meredith has spent several years in Russia and Siberia, and also in the Philippines and Japan, in educational and relief work. The meeting is open to all members of the University...
...mechanism of the automobile to the Royal Northwest Mounted Police. The first talk will be given next Friday by the Hon. Roland S. Morris on "Japan and the Japanese." Mr. Morris is the United States ambassador to Japan and a Princeton graduate of '96. In 1918 he went to Siberia on a special mission and is an authority on the Far East question...
...been fierce campaigns in the Japanese press, public opinion is aroused, threats of war have been made--even official Tokio assumes to be "touched and grieved." But it is well to remember that Japanese immigrants in California mean nothing in comparison with Japan's imperialistic ambitions; it is in Siberia, Manchuria, China, that her real interests lie. America has been distinctly curious concerning these interests during the past year or two. It has befriended Chinese complaints; it has asked pointed questions. May it not well be that the immigration excitement has been merely a smoke screen a purposely, created situation...
...Japanese are in Southeast Siberia; in what force and with what intentions seems to be a subject unworthy of discussion. That the highly efficient Imperial Japanese Government is acting without definite aim is improbable. If the aim is insidious, then the sooner the western democracies come to an understanding with their eastern ally the better. If it is not, an enlightenment will only serve to dispell any unjust suspicions that may exist. Whether the Japanese purposes are legitimate and desirable or not, we ought to be well aware of what they are, for the future history of the world...