| Show XVITI Ill dAN PoPerther Say Coorottleac Net o4 oo M lllut Ini thoott 3lutlI WashIngton Dec 31A high state I of Iuhlo feeling In Japan over the 0m1Ilon of the Jar rast center Ing In China Is shown hy the lat prem advises received her front Japan That the government Itself has an rye to the gravity 01 the ques JJO4kIZAhGWn hln temnt ofth Prime minister In the course of A reo n PlY to 0 delegation le said With 1 affairs finding towad danger ous of eve I opments Is as now the case I 11 the Et 10 hal not hesitate to hlute ask th let for 3U00000 Yen or even 4fOO000 If I necessary Ilils was only a short time before tho premier gas 101d to resign be cause of the public feeling that tile cabinet was too weak to deal mith the lh dtoncent 01 the Iuropon POWer upon hln anti tile Probable dismember mt of the letter lalr country The Jill Shlml the mot Influential paper In InOuenlal Japan contains a scathing ufllgnmnt 01 Germanys course 1 de earlng the occupation of Kalo chou slow that the laws and tenets of Inlefmlonal literality have ceased to L anthlng more than Precious pro tense hy Iurlan owr and that tile rule L whielt their conduct is riat luru legulntcd Is I I UIIId the flesh 01 the leoh weak Is the food of the strong After declaring that Getminy has thrown < off tile muk and ham token the Id of Western Powers Ill tile struggle to de vour China the Paper add as to the nllud 01 Japan The conflagration I on the other ride of the river mt the river I Is a narrow oneand the sparks may easily 1 ny across The Icon for Japan Is that 1 country security depends solely on Us strength to resist tiirpr a ot don and flint aggression has come to hr own gates 1 n 111 not sutfiee that Most hould be merely on the defensive To preserve what one Already has It IR Sometimes necessary to aid more A crisis In the Orient nmr confronts Japan and her undivided etrenrth must h devoted to guaidlng against the icrlla that menace her The Mchl Mchl Hhlmbun takes a similar view declaring that it 11 part of the plan of encroachment 01 Iuro peart nations upon the Hast U adds for Japan that It has the greatest in I tercst nt slake In these openings und that the Japanese foreign office should JOB no little In obtaining from nr many 1 clear expose of her purposes The Kokumln hhlmb in says that nmana action Is I sequel to the three powers Germany Russia and IroneeJ interference wlh Japans holding Port Arthur after having taken hat fortress and that as these powers are again In collusion Japan must dlll gent prepare herself for emergency The Nippon nays the crisis calls fur a resolute foreign policy by Japan and Avers that nothing tends to Impair am i I moro than tame submission to In suit and Ailing The course of German Ger-man Is arraigned as it flagrant viola ton of International larrlt The Pehuo declares that the time f6r lme he partition of tho Chinese empire lien arrived and acids that In the oecu atlon what shall Japan tie Phall the Join In the scramble for pieces of the doomed state or shall she oppone its partition In such n crisis the like of Which has not occurred since the reig oration the portfolio of the foreign affairs Is In the hands of 1 man in Villain th notion lion no coniblence The Toklo Hhlmpo takes the rdlal position Ihat It Is Japan pollon hthat duty 10 ucor Chlnl at this jonetur on the ground that the Iwasted civilization mid Christianity of the Western worlds world-s slowly trampling down right and justice In Its deicent upon the Orient < Aside from tile xcled discussion of the problem In Chln tho Japanese Press in I ranInly onern In the coun lyH extensive naval and military development de-velopment The expenditures on armament expansion this jear will lip fi r11721 yen and next year 6 1 50000 yen nrllllnnt field maneuvers have been xeciited by th two army corps of tile North and South In the presence of man foreign diplomats and military enniortso nnr Th hotshlp YahlmR has Just ar rived from lh rnglh hlrard8 Bhe is the second of the big battleships added to Japans new navy the first elng the Iugl They are sister ships of J2517 tons displacement each of 20 knots speed and In armament and general gen-eral appearance much like the United States battleihlc Indiana Tko fa cz Unrv I In the largest warship that e e passed the Suez 1f rhf IZLr I foul necessary to unship the heavy guns ta nil take off Mme of UK enter armor to get her through the anal llnniiu to Tnbo tllroof illmniH Cleveland O Dec 31Inalor M t A Italian left for Columbus this morning to Ito personal charge of his senatorial campaign He was accompanied accom-panied to the capital by Hal Sylvester Everett challman ef the lUpuhllcan county committee and Judge Frank K DollelmUKh of the Common plah oourt Just before departing AleMilo Ilyriett find IVIIolnilKti held 1 conference uIth Hlut t Senator Vernon Burke OM at Ih Republican members ot the leglslnlu who it Is I alleged Will 01 posa Mr JIanna In 1 his cundlilacy for reelection What the Ivmult of tile ncp votis If any could net be eJnp la |
