| Show 1 r Y P N I IS K S I a lUf 9 AID ilD I j IN INV ON 1 a f SI fould Hold Vladivostok to Prevent vent Supplies Sent RusK Rus- Rus K sia by America From Falln Fall Fall- n n Into Huns Huns' Hands u AMERICAS AMERICA'S S ATTITUDE ON 01 r PLAN t liNDI D lay J a ar 11 Cruisers tV With S Small naB Forc rot L From L Those in Philippines st lo tto to JK 5 9 fAct tArl 11 With the Japanese ese eser I If r t tI 1 I Pel eh 27 J m wj directed inquiries th cs t to the ti TOi lic rr n i tc te l sorters lowers erB and and- juit 1 s J M t- t 4 to to test their feeling o J u wards a proposal nl to institute joint Jt y operations Hons in Siberia to sa save saC C ChI IW hI n vast bast t quantities of war star supplies es i t stored ctt rl-d rl 1 at it Vladivostok and along alon the till Si Siberian i railroad Criticism at hume home P of pf the thc failure of Japan 1 sti to i play lay y a larger part in m the thein in wm inis is said to tu have han 1 in in bringing about the thc nc Officials l here ere refuse to discuss Ibis I iu J ct for tor publication but bat It Is uit un- un l that so su mar lal as u America Is con- con tt rn ell J the proposition when first Ir t bf poached was not wholly acceptable i though the exchanges s on tho the subject arc still in pro progress 1 mo may result lug the governments government's attl- attl t de' de I r fl fL y llen If Supply stocks Mod Accumulated at Vladivostok arc are mill mill- pj if supplies of oC all an kinds kind much of of manufacture lIl and even great great- les of or Japanese Jap origin III which tre Me delivered lon long Ions before the tho 11 I took look possession po eslon of the The rite Elevens tc commission American engineers made I nary nar efforts to improve c the thc facilities I tithe the Siberian railroad so 80 that these I Iru ores ru res could be transported westward r. r the ine use ue ot of the Russian army arm on the trman erman eran and Austrian fronts A Rood good 1 l of accumulation was removed d but tat eat quantities r remain m ln on the docks In warehouses and even In the then n both Hi at Vladivostok and at points on the thc railroad The Thc material frets tirs greatly front deterioration rough rOll h exposure but the thc principal er of or concern to the allies Is tho the tiger r that tho the stores shall fall CaU Into e or of the Germans who may make Sr e their delivery a n condition of or any an recce I e co o treat i treaty caty which they the ma may compel to sign 1 1 1 r Japan lt In incites Co Is rc regarded b by the a all as warranting military action rn hiv th their lr ParL part They aro arc quite willing have l tho c Co operation of oC the entente end u American forces and thc the problem ether before rc the tho Is Ise Japan apan shall be bc allowed to prot pro- pro t eed e ed I handed lr if such a n campaign n t It li be begun beun or f whether there theio shall bo he bohat cm operations It has line been t hat Hutt l argued rs there should he be a a. c combination o t t i o othe o the Si 1 tilt to old avoid any question i on as to tomate toot mate disposition n ot of I occupied Id I'd In Siberia 1 U u. u s. s ll r Ia nimble from to i. the torso tOllO of oC tl the Ito 0 dl discussion C of or ofal I subject lit In official al W I n loi It Itt Dears that t simile the thc entente I gov- gov aments Incline favorably to av H. Joint r to with Japan In ln S Siberia SI they faced u with the eally ll obstacle that Anable none has haa an any shills s 's mr r tr- tr troops s opa le for tor a an Asiatic V This merits merit ment mentle does oes ot 8 not nol apply however to tonj n erful which nj not Ot only has haa some d cruisers with lar large larR crews l rew w itera marine contingents ente row now In ln Asiatic o but hm Its 11 U addition has about 00 cps In the h I and antl two full tun d Ii on about S strong tron In ln China on th the rushed C railroad where the they hey could quickly into SIt Siberia Siberia While that American merican f fore COICO o v o v ld be compared to Japan Janan the I the ha c ot of thin the Ul A American troops nits i is International Would s servo r a I to main maln- fi character the he Russian In Aron lr lv Jy c of oC j In Siberia 51 Conducted unS mine uno un- un o e aan S be Joint e auspices even e though operations let lf i urging the that the Bolshevik elements C Y or control con ol at Vla Continued on page H 2 2 JAPAN ASKS ALLIES ALLIES' AID Continued from Crom Page Pago 1 1 and along the Siberian railroad will never permit the military mUllan to pass Into German posses lon on t I Formed ored Among the activities which grew out of or the thc conspiracy as recorded ed in the documents was WAN the organization or of the Asiatic 1 Pan Asiatic league and other othel a associations the secret j publication and lon lution of or thousands of or pamphlets pi and books to further the ends of or the alleged conspiracy tho the proposed purchase of or two Jap Japanese dally newspapers 1 to spread propaganda tho delivery of or arms all to India the iho recruiting of hands bands of ot mOil men throughout t hol the tho world to engorge engage H in the proposed oll revolution re and enlistment enlist enlist- ment of ot the sympathizers of or th the thu j Gon- Gon J |
