Deseret Evening News | 1907-10-14 | Page 9 | Count Okuma Suddenly Changes on American Issue

COUNT OKUMA SUDDENLY CHANGES ON ISSUE Oct c IS I fount t who ho hoIn h hIt In III It the tb mage I of tt lt Immigration trou trouble t I tu Lutes ble bi lit Ift I America Ara i pro l lof of or the th t pin III I ii now no rim semitic mi Ih the Ih 1 litti C t I rInse In of rat o hot Ii lir 11 i iv 7 a largely by i In I ri HI ill lea today tOe Count okuma said Ie that hIl Ameri Americans rl cans an the th I hn h lire liE HI it 4 UI p ei ot I IA 1 merian A s of C IheI lb Ih I of ot wr war r he h b MM sent Mit have hsi al alv alI 1 v I 4 y emanated from the th Ht mid emit very er naturally ar mire n hy liv h ih ill 11 in w im er Or of Japan While hll he I t tHeve I hi lIvis that the t Americans art ov o 0 r Sensitive on the Ike II subject Ht of it t Japans Japan Immigration he h l the h opinion that the Ih whole loii I is largely mitts due 1 t to the tat fart that the th IIII mates StIlt tal In lii I i havea president Ign year IU I It 1 IP is I not no IkI kel hut the th immigration ulon will i be tr seriously h ir ni niI even I ti become HII Ii It l I u In th I h eu log He see 11 of nr the diet The Th JIIn Soy gov government IV believes believe that the Ih entire oue Clues IU lion Un will he bt suited d hy hv by the I pr die dla JI I of or Immigration HIM the itt observance brn of or Ibm th law la