The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-28
h HAS DREAMS
h AIDING MEXICO
.,ut of People Is Shown
Altitude of Leading
p,usrs Of Kingdom.
|oMATS ARE BLAMED
Accuses Statesmen OF
ring to Powerful Coun-
REGARDLESS of. Right.
|oMATS ARE BLAMED
FREDERICK WERNER.

frederick WERNER.
csbIe to The Tribune.
.1y Sent. 27.-The most recent
Gon which comes to US from
/ think, of sufficient interest
inerIcan readers to justify me
;euine it in detail II my cable
smpirc of the mikado, we are
PEOPLE are greatly disappoint'
1.s the vi.it Of the Mexican
Felix Diaz, to which they had
fugard with great anticipa.
d been indefinitely postponed
! prominent japanese papers as
rbi, the Nitchi Nitchi and the
ii 60 not try to conceal their
Iutment in the fact that the Wis,
pOxtponed at the initiative of
.tunent at Toxic, which they
a new proof Of the useless.
B lack of courage Of japanese
Dty, which also tried to pleas.
hi Kai and refused to permit
political refugees to land in
rs Cringing.
never our sta esmen have to
De powerful country says
Dsehi, Hthey are ready to drop
,iior, OF right and wrong in or
7tisin or gain the good will of
ltrg, and they do not care what
[ngs of our own people are. Our
department, which ought to
y feelings of the japanese ma
rpd, has once more placed itself
he nst.cn and a friendly peo-
,rayented rs from manifesting
Empathies. In the conflict
Mexico and the United States
Pathes have been with the FOR
mtg. but everything was done
El the people from making o
demonstration of sympathy
tlt Mexican embassy"
AikAi- Nitcbi writes that there
'l7ra tt think that the proposed
Gelcral Diaz would have hurt
Elrss OF the United States. "We
are what the secret motive of
p NO: Japan's timidity will
US the friendship Of America
MI most certainly arouse a
o. Bitterness in Mexico. A
~ without principles is always
commit blunders. ~
sts Alliance.
Nasaer Asahi discusses the
h japanese Mexican al.
snlsh ii says should only be the
o. long and intimate relations
ID mutual confidence and com.
Liesis The people of Mexico
Elea much from Japan but ia.
1eo a better acquaintance with
Inc proposed visit would have
'ne Japanese more about Mex.
snheless," writes the paper
7 nalions are connected by ties
.,lo' be broken, In Mexico the
a'esc mat we are the descend
sommon ancestors, u belief
snengthencd bv our physical
,ase and similarity of customs
eason Japanese are received
- Tith more friendship than
9 other foreign nations, This
M y oder older than the hatred Of
~ states. Perhaps the Japa.
70 Mexico long before that
'as Uncovered by the white
mus became the ancestors of
liss;as iSns Japan's lack Of inter.
oss.u Is strange and dcplora ble
se's a most promising field
~ setivity and if we neglect
sn.a ,ualiles which are open to us
'Ns 'e VIC are afraid Of America
paradise will fall into 9th.
2 Sentiment.
,ss so,ses in the press are, Of
stly to be attributed 10 w. tbl bl
OF the bureauor..;. ~ | .ue
S II present liberal cabinet. but
,,,ue. ue denied that they express
Jan,aa.ely the feelings of ths
Jspsnese Jspn,ness.es politicians, who be
Of Tanese Tan:se expansion and who
emn; Heo as part Of a great
tbey pre-, not realizing how
oserestimate the strength
other side the more so,s,
's,sp sspansse mes diplomats realize thai
viii, in,'n Mexico would be syn
ihe Isn,s declaration Of wa,
ktslv J;ul.ed ;.d states. which would
ill., hlnvade Mexico and Jana,
Hs os pc forced to come to tn,
Ekt tIs.l INC Mexicnns. They d,
y pA;,,J pSI Japan would be able t(
Iand n..ppines and Hawaii anl
\ ,ob,,. & troops In Mexico, Ever
sapyi,n.m, minded Japanese states
lbss,' ts that after greater O,
b Ssv, "a ,ney could annihilate tn,
|lior " i. which they condde,
siat tS.1ss - 1se Japanese.
|ke Jausn1 Tsn1 America could neve,
or h i'psneSe pan Sc to remain either i,
ss,1,he S 1Iae Philippines. With it' 4
imy. hn;,, IT would create /;
spd n Ou,id ND a newer and stron .
bt ks"ess H." ss again. Janan doe
blatss ability to defent tn,
sAo won,a nI,eaInporarily, but sh,
'esa ultimately be de
.a,s SS,at which is at least real
gsa ssns Japanese diplomats i
no nSnnot mnnt begin war becaus
y tftvn and will have n,
hks years to come beeaus
Aer ind,at iuL a. least that long /,
MI p,sstfies p,sns and no foreir,
4vs,a vant her any loan for TIL