Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-05
JAP AN HES|TATES
TO ENTER INTO
PEACE TREATY
WITH j. s.
Her Policy in Manchuria
Largely Responsible for Her
Attitude and She Does Not
Want to Commit Herself.
NATIONS OF WORLD
AGAINST HER EXPANSION

TOXIC. Aug Hesitation ON the
pare OF Japan to enter INTO ucgotla.
tiuus with the United states looking
90 TIE conclusion al an arbitration
treaty Goa lines similar To projected
between Great Britain and the United
states Bis not BORA al objection tu arhi-
uatiun, bat arises from desire 10
know more oi what may be- proposed
before committing herself
% Is pointed out that there my Ger
tain things which Japan cannot and
will not afbitrajC any muIc than e
would be- reasonable 10 expect the
United States To- arhifratc the applica.
lion ot The NoayO, Doctrine. Uudoubt.
rdly NanChuria is tine cruz So much
has been said and les being said about
the hand of The whole world being
AGAINST lapaus expansion policies
That b. has come tu uc the popular be-
lief in Japan that every enort Will Dee
made .u prevent her making any more
ont of her present position iu Man.
churia than the lite ol the leases
pprmits
u H. fact undoubtedly that
JapHu's plans Tor the future. su far as
Minchuiia rs concerned. are nCbuluus
Sh" has u .rclopcd the port of Darlcn
along be- lines OF the program laid
down los Russia before The war and
Darion is becoming "a magnificent Pa
cihc port There rs mo- intention of
making Port Arthur naval base. nut
% too will be- developed along Comm"n
,iW lines -Four hundred miles of tho
South Mauchuria railway together
.r.fmU.FII LNL.N
involved vast exp mixtures. Ihcs"
may Dee terminated, hui there is aduth
ur interest. namely. thc AnWng MuN
den railway which boo another scar
win be- tine continuation o. the Korean
railways and the last link lon uuc line
u.. Vccu Fusau at the southern "ud of
the peninsula Of Korea and Berlin,
-, the time the leases have tcrm'
mated. tho capitdl account vii Dee ser.
largo. ana it IS doubtful n China VII
ne aul, 10 purchase Meanwhile the
development of Munchuria goes ON 'l
most cntircly hccausc of The actiNiii'.
of Japan. aud the Chinaman resident
benefits Ia so Tar as ht i- able go W5r
hyi his produce. while ~ the same
time th, money in circulation ~
,tcu.cs aud hc Ia more uru-rpr.N-
Ih. Japanese do not car" to geo 90
Naa,mua Tho climate does no. sV
them. and there they must como -
competition as laborcr- ana co. uD'
chants with Jho Chiuaman WHO 's ,
cheaper luborcr and equally as 1stW'
merchant Nevertheless rh,.r C'r ''
ro doubt ina japan Intends iI WH o.
tain her sphere OF influence Up &C. 'h'
last There has been so much 10. 0ol
us over certain interests iu Nan
chuiia and so much ol dHcrlu
tiCu aediua. others ana ntfi-JD u
rhou own behalf has been TAIL io t1'
door %, Iapaa tet 1H alNJ'r lI"Ns
lcJ some move .lJt win FOLLOW thp
samr lines Arbitration aH u1' a
plcu AN; sound Goo o., luWJuct' o'l.
c.s The, hJy, nu.u appointed
,r urYtruipn lclou, 'hrl'.t
ID the iDUus 90 uI, Nurin American
cuts are fouud tr ns urd i'h There
rs ever, likelihood tu.' lsum ,lil not
Dee uuWilliua tu iuiu, bat she VII at.
vp,. ash to- nr allow D Io pul' Jly
M,urp, Doctrine fu Asia