Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1907-05-15 | Page 9 | Alliance with United States

AlliANCE WITH I UNITED Japan Has Always I Looked Upon This Country as a Tower of Strength New York tork May Ma la 14 Japan has ha looked earnestly for Cor or an alliance with the United States b 1 veal al always ways was regarded this th try as asp ally of o Are v r i q lirou Z ZIng Ing lug such tich an alliance aUt If r it could be bd ar arranged arranged ranged As long though as any misun misunderstanding misunderstanding misunderstanding like the feel feelIng feelIng feeLIng Ing in San Francisco Fr might not noti i be possible to bring about an p alliance Thus spoke Baron aaron O lt Member of the house of peers and special representative tive of the emperor in an Interview to tonight tonight tonight night The baron who is the vice prel president president dent of the Japanese Red Cross society was commissioned by his majesty to as ascertain certain the existence of ot fee in this o q t g f the tIe thanks of ot the emperor fo to hose Ameri Amen Americans Americans cans who aided the Japanese Jap during the severe famine in northeast Japan after I the war with Russia The baron and his party will visit President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft Tatt In Washington next week and will wili sail for England on May 23 25 where they will attend the eighth Inter International national Red Cross conference In Lon London London don donin in June Jun t t Baron Ozawa said ald that he h wo l l report I port to the emperor that he found nd n evidences of feeling existing I any anywhere h where In the th country c outside f r San FranciscO He lie added that the th Ameri Amen Americans Americans cans with whom he talked had assured him that the Japanese were regarded as honest and Intelligent people and that his countrymen now residing in this country with whom he had talked all told him that they were re being treated In a cordial and friendly manner by Americans Baron Ozawa said sad d that Japan had no nore dreams re ms of further territorial expansion In Inthe Inthe inthe the Pacific and declared that It was un unnecessary necessary ary for her to acquire other posses possessions dons t