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Show the length and breadth of the On the contrary, the quiet tone -. press clearlv demonstrates the sv- i i of the confidence reposed in Pr il-'r-.t 'Roosevelt and in the tvpica! At. .-y.-n sentiment generally. The laten' diaiitv Japan entertains for he- v.,r lis shown bv the fact that. sutT-undt sutT-undt r tyc seyerist strain. ,Ia; an ' n.o forger what she owes to Atnef -a 1 he modern progress, hut ur.trin.'hi: . :r' ;n upport of her righ's t . i isMce w :i:ch guides American ;;. 1 Japanese House of Peers, and a special spe-cial embassador. rrcenti detailed by the Imperial Ooern:nent to visit America and study political and economic econo-mic conditions there, has ;ust been interviewed in-terviewed on the San Francisco school ati'ay. He said: 'From the outset I knew i' to be a a I question, unindorsed bv Vmerican public opinion, and I hae been speak ing "'" it to mv friends n th-t light. Tins is more confirmed b President Roos-elt's message, which I consider the creates utterance sn.ee the tare we'l .message of President Wasn ir.g on . It i unprecedented in the wav it strongly advocates .1 foreign cause. No stronger or abler advo, ate caM be found for Japan. '"Had the question arisen elsewhere the crisis would have occurred and loud defiance have been uttered through JAP PRAISES ATTITUDE OF THE PRESIDENT TOKTO. Peb. 'J. Baron K.irio KneKo q rl i t 1 n g'l i s n eel r-- .if |