| Show J CRISIS IN EAST PAST I Russians Are Withdrawing From Yongampho I SYMPATHY FOR CHINA I 2nltod States Will Insist on Her Traaty Rights Uussiau Infringements of Rights Jit Manchuria Would Draw nn Expression Ex-pression From Wn9hington I London Nov 3lhe optimistic feeling l feel-ing on the subject of the nu Japanese ese situation l which hue continuously prevailed at SI Petersbuig has now become a distinct conviction that the crisis I Is I past and a rupture la I now regarded re-garded as extremely remote The negotiations ne-gotiations at Toldo are proceeding without u hitch toward Hclll mentIs It ment-Is officially reported that the flu lans are withdi awing form Yongam pho on the Yalu river and dismnn l 1111 their fortress there leaving only 1 H mall guard Eighteen warships representing various nations are now t gathered at Yokohama In anticipation of the anniversary of the Japanese Emperors birth r A Washington dispatch pays that Julian I Ju-lian has Instituted an inveatigutlon regarding 1 re-garding the extent and character of Russia ° reoccupation of Mukden It i AFFAIRS IN KOREA I Mr Tnkahlra the Japanese Minister I at Washington Was asked whether llUFsla and Japan contemplated an understanding 1 un-derstanding by which the one would 1i obtain n free hand In Manchuria and ft tin other Important concessions in Ko ron I and replied by calling attention tot to-t recent official announcement from ik Toklo that negotiation1 at the Japanese Japan-ese capital between Russian and Ia J i paneKc officials were as far as Japan Is i concerned in strict accord with the Anglo Japanese alliance WILL KEEP HANDS OFF 1 Pekln authorities are aware by 1 this time tlmt until the raiillcation of the AmericanChinese treaty which was signed on October 3rd pledging to < the world the opening of Mukden and An tung It will be Impossible for then the-n Fniled State In view of Its traditional tradition-al policy of steering clear of foreign alliances to protest against Russias i continued occupation of Manchuria UNITED STATES nFJUgCE It has been pointed out to China that although the sympathy of the t United c States is I her the time for American Interference has not yet come It Is L expected that th commercial treaty I which should arrive at Washington this week will be ratified at the I extra t session of Congress when the United c States will be prepared to Insist on a 4 strict regard of her treaty rights throughout China The Pekin Government Govern-ment hUM been told that Infringements by h T uj sin of American treaty rights I m Manchuria will furnish the Washington Wash-ington Government with un oportunity for at least an expression of its desIre I de-sIre for the preservation of the Integ rily of China |
