Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-03-09 | Page 8 | Sees Grave Gernan Menace in Siberia

1 SEES GRAVE GE11 ( I1CE II SIBERIA Lord Robert Cecil Urges Val Japanese Intervention as o Soon as Possible. I.ONOO.V. Maroh S. Lord Robert (Veil J. minister or Work,,,,., In H Hr;itt.n.,u to. trecl y. pointed out the seriuusncsfl of the mani German inenare In Siberia, anil urged TW Japanese intervention there. y ra "Ve have Information today," .said No. Lord itohert, -that Herman piisoners In Pot. Liberia are Ijcing organized, and tliat a k-Mil I'russlan Keneral ha been sent to take it. I. charge or them." " 1 ,Trn"-','-'ai"'"-Hl!1- sa'd f-ort Robert N pertain elements of ti,e Holshevikl at-tet at-tet I ";' b, collusion will) Herman and Turk-nrt Turk-nrt ' '-"l; agents, had adopted or.enlv an nmi-lour, nmi-lour, entente attitude and barred out the Krit-lnd Krit-lnd mission, whirl, was going to help the a 1 ;,l.'',,'-'''--ltl",,,a through north Por.ila, with n th . 'l bs and south Itussla. ihort 1 -'J'rl Itobert said he ha.l received as Th . surances that many Russians would wel- n ' i'.0," '"Pancso expedition to prevent tnat th;' ''errnani.ation of .Siberia. ;hat "In fad," he said, ean not con- r.spe 'eivc anv patriotic Russian who would with ,IIU I'reler the assistance or a friendly very power, tinning tit the restoration of order Klint to , on, meat by a ruthless and unprin- miiti 'lined enemy. The Japanese alone can nf a act ellectlvely In the present crisis. If dust they are entrusted by I lie- allies with the tend duty ot going to the assistance of Rus- of s la ngalnat (Jcrmany, 1 am sure thev V will carry out the task Willi perfect loy- of 1 ally and groat cl'ficlmcy. lorfl "From thii outset f our alliance with pun .lap.in she has carried out witli great N lldellty all her obligations as an ally. We link always have found her scrupulously loyal ann In the periormance of her obligations earl "I do not think it is generally realized Itbo how tremendously serious the German con- penetration or Russia really is, or what a whl Ktomtiv scheme or world conquest the. 1 .ermans now have undertaken. It would! 'n 1 hl 'be blithest degree foolish, if not of' criminal, if the entente railed to take to I every step possible to frustrate this Oer- wct man scheme. Therefore, 1 personally he-006 he-006 eve we would bo well advised to seek 1 the ass stance of Japan In a matter In I out 1 service" '"' alonC c'a" d0 effective mo .