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per S6urral6.
(sdsbsr nnb @oobuarS ais ardjiist.
ten fir bic acne SSdlifHls eriudblt.

Jn Der asftrissn Gibuns ipurbs bic
sJirma 0urtxr uHb Qloobipdrb als
airGitsttsn fit bas neue 9o4I9uls
@sbdubs trtpGblt, bas on Der WlabiioR
Mpab uno Grie 2lpenue errihtst ipers
ben unD stfpa 100000 foiten ioa.
Die gebii6rsn ipurbsn ouf Drei pros
sent btr gduioitsn ong.fsbt, nndbtm
antrGge bieIelbtn auf stpei pro5ent
rsip: 5pasiubaIb pro3snt ansdisssn
reriporfsn fDcfben iporen. Mud IN Der
4usmubl Der @rhiteiteu mar bic Be-
b0rbe nifi einss Ginnss, ba bic 5srs
rsn WliitenbOrf unb, ,Sbodlep fir 5dns
naforb & Gcns, uilb Games aist fir
sistig & Gee iiimmisn. Die srfclsr.is
DE syirmd erbislt bic Stimmen Der
6erren ah, Or. Witbroiu, iotpie Der
ipsiblihsn Witslieber Trls. Campbell
unb aaips.
Iic glrfiteften tuet6en ioiort NIT
Dem aasdrbeitci Der Blame beginnen
uiiS oieieIben ip1ier Der 8eboroe I'M
ierbreiten. auf slntrag oes perrn
SbodIep mur6e bei9loiien, oab bei
ben ierpeiIisen aonferen6en nit oerl
Arditetten dllc Witglieoer Der BE.
borbe ongegen'ic icin iolleH, ebenic er.
fIdrten jif Die @itgIieber aiii antrds
bes Or. @itbroip, baB bel oem 9nu,
forpeit ipie pur ibunIid Ginciunatit.
Yictcrial nno Gincinnatier Grbeitss
frdite teripen6et perben iolen.
Ger gtnbtantpolt iuuroe beaiiftragt
acsen Derid,ieSeue Grti6aften pon be-
rien Die ge6oroe llutcrri6tsgeIoer 5u
perlnngen bat. scridtIid UorSuscben
fno 5ipar gegen Mcntgcncrp fiir
STA. gegcn Inbeira fir $3.50, ge-
gen gIcinpiae fir $3.50 unb geeen
ggaibington Seigbfs fir $50. Sm Q.
Mdrj fucroen Die W,itglieber berifie.
icna eSduIgetdiioe. Die Siirdl geeubau.
tcn sriest meroeH icIlen, inipi3iren-
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Suouis Juloa iiber beutia.
g.. .ltur nno ausldnoerei.

2ubpig GuIOa fpra6 am MOntas in
ieiner 8ateritobt DOT sa6Irei9en .S0z
rsrn iibsr uuisre Sultur uno cine be-
tanHte, tbr i9On ullau lang anbaften=
be Srimufe, bic 4uslGnberei. gr lit
iiber Dis peui9e befdbigt unb berufsn,
fi9 ii6er oieies isBt tauisnbfad in Der
preiTe uno in @ortrdgen erOrterte 56es
mo 5u dubern; benn sr bat uiht nur
aIs Oi4tsr unb SdriftitsGer gu isis
rem Sbeil an elmer peIentIi9en Ssits
unferer Sultur mitgearbeitet unb ii6
aud uIs erfgEgrsi6er Sntsrpret uub
9ertbeibtser beutiasn Weisns ernie
ZEN = i'm Snlaub als elmer Der GriiRs
eer unb 5iibrer bes Goetbebuness, i'm
auglono aIs auftldrsuber @ortruass
reiisnbsr - fonoern sr bat aud burf
feline llebertragungen romantii6er
Tittung am 9au uuIerer M,itliteru=
tiir 70 rebIid mitgsfuirtt, bab sr Der
4tuberunsen iibsr GuslGnberei uitt
bem 9orfpurf BEG Ssutpnismus duss
eeIebt Tein tanu.
I'm 70 na6briidfifer burft. er alIo
tis qetutiIenlois @srIsunouug tenn>
ssihnen. nit Der bic 5einOe uns als
,gdrburen" brdnomurten tpOIen, uni
uniern Wertb bsroorheben, Der uns
ihnen in 70 mon6em iiberleuen maflt.
Oenn rpsnn mir dud in Be3u1 uuf
tuliureGls S6fffleiftuu1en MIR @tsias
oepiftiateit unieres s6aFfsns in Gns
Tprudl nsbmer tprlIsr, 10 oiirfsn mir
ung bod Dem nnoemeinen 8ilbuu1ss
Grab uuh BEN @orrunu 3ucrterusn.
Wir iinb bos oebilostfts Bolt Der
Welt. mir pifsn ins6sfonpere pm
unieren sseinSen unsnotih oteI mshr
ols fie pon uns bsnu unisre Bill
ouna IN picbt national bsibrGntt. ME
bie Der FrunaoIsn urb Gr1l6uner
Trnoern seitnst iidh Surh llniperTuIis
tdt uus, bic ieiue 9renspfGhIs Bee netz
Ifi1en slpriaruis teuut. Shr oIIpes
weinttfr Wusorud tlnn ur1tere Sprdd1s
fenniniiIe. bic uns rft an oII'u rnsiteru
Gntoeneufrmmen ueueniibsr Frer1ber
Mrt perteiten. bic uus aher auh sum
duisn Stsil All ruTersn GrFntnsn uls
frirtffEafilirhS Tinuiere oefiihrt rrh
unFsrsr uusrTIft1i@vn Gr'euufrist-t'5
hsFliideft b1ben. Gle h1hen uns hsFds
hirt. ieHe urs intsrsfTierenes Trer1o>
tultur uns su11uoIih al mohen urb
bas T1nl,e @ebIuee elmer @eIttit'rufur
unb Wetfhiihne nuFauriffen beFsn rur
mir DeutFths uns riihmeu fSrrsr urb
IN bem ShdteTneore uub TPnriprs hsiz
mifher Iino ols in ihren 1IrTorur1ss
lGnberu. Ger ornss auitToieIbithtsr
piro ndh frons0'iTtrm Gin1eit6ronih
BEL uns mehr ceffdbt aIs in Trdufs
reid unb Shofeipeure. Der MIR eerfes
hentIib IN GndI1nb dsborer III uro
nsr mir uns uah Dem 'Srisbsu oieIleitt
iperben obtreten lnffen. fpirb Set urs
in tinern sdhr 5fter dufdefi6rt uls tn
,irsui Dessnaium Bel SC9u 9u1.)
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SIM 5elSlasar.tt.

Gem .gerIiner SaeebIatt~ pirb
pcn icinem aprreiponbenten DiIb.
SGmiotbonn aus Der Geeenb on Der
slisne eeihrieben:
GO 5oe mid su oenen, Die. I'M Ge.
feft pon fIiesenben Glen getroffal.
bIutenb aus Der @eIt ibrer Gr1bm
urS sscmernben Sllriifgetraeen pa.
rem. 0id)t nm SGredlihes Su iebeu
imO gu eradbIen, ionoern @robes. Sas
ih fid1er ipor, ou fitoen: llebertpir.
srne bes 9eibens. S1 fam IN ein uon
eranrten enns serI09ertes Gorf bin.
ter Der Grciit an oer aisne DE S@ei.
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Der gsfsgtnheit pom BEN qfufDdrtsr
albert RsnifdItr erIdOi1en ipurbs.

Der Gsfsstnheit pom bsm qfufndrter
stlbtrt Ntnifd3lsr erTdOfsn ipurbs.
DIR 15idbyiee 6orate q. Wlcrs
gan. % on 11te GtraBe genport,
an.. Der bds ct. Fnbisr GoGege in
bitiigsr Gtabi beiuft. fpirb felt pors
aeitern, nchpem tr bic GfJule psrfnis
fen BATE, nm iih mad 6auie gu beges
ben, permibt. Seine Mlaftsr. bic nas.e>
au untr5ffli9 1T, bat bic polizsi ers
iu4t auf ben Sunsen 5u fdbnbsn.
- Die pcli3si filft mad sinen Jn=
bibibium. Der iid als 41snt Der 9. 8.
8. 90. aussiebt unb 9idefs fit bic
0erloofung siner llhr gu gunifsn els
nes 9ttpiiien sobn Ulilfer. Der ers
frdnti isiH ion. berfauft. Der Wann
ftBte cine an5nbl bisIer 9idets in
gumminspille db unb rerfdufts Il. q.
siDsi bsrfslbsn on Wm. 2tfing, 4130
5amiltOn 2lpenut, Der ben Sbpinbsl
tntbedts unb bic pOli5ei bsnadrid-
ttsie.
= Gin. etipa 30id6ris.r ip.iber
Wann, nit sIaitrofirtsm Geiidt unb
gut qetleibet, psrIudte eeitsrn 4btnb
atgen 7 llbr miitsIft eintr aeiter in
bie @chnana bes Grf. Rita aDsb,
Rc. 218 Dsii IL. Strobs ein5uit.i-
gen. gr tpurbe isbo1 Ron Grl. Man
Wilfon, 30. 211 Grant Strabe tpob1s
bait btmertt, padie bidelbe, als lie
um 6iilf. ftrie am 9alie unb iuiirste
iis. fporauf er in Der Duntslbsit ieins
5luht bttpertitelliate.
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SG6fifde &riegsqus.
.5eidnuugen. 8ieIia6 miro ali-
genommer. oob Die in uidtiafylildle1
IrlpSelltbeilen Itebenoen Sod)leH
aus bern 2lnlob ibrer iadliid)en
gtaatsangeborigfeit iGd1iiite 9lits-
5eifnungen erbalten. 9ieie s(rncI'
me lit ur5utrefieno. Die iad1iiiteu
Observation-Disclosures iollen uielmebr
in eriter 9inie Der armee lmieres en-
Qeren 8aterIm6es 5ugute tqunen.
uno sluar Iolden Rerionen. Die IldJ
hurd) Eapferfett nus5eifreu. 20 bot
Ger aonia hercits 0ns brnoe uno nlu'
t1ige 8erboIten einer groBen @n'agl
Don Sffi5iercu uno BON meit ilber
1000 llntcrofii5icren umo WonnidDaf.
ten iciner 4rnlee ourf glus5eidlnlut.
oen anerfonnt. Sr 6eicu6eren Sal.
len mcroen nltd iolhe ousge3eifnet,
oie tei anocren ols iddNiifen Gruo.
pcntbeiIen itcben. &iir5li6 tpuroen
elmer Ieibe iolfer Sffi5iere, Inter
ofii5iere uno gldunid)aften 0roeu
rn6 D2eooiqen oerIieben, bic Sdail.
fer on Sdplter nit oen i6fliiid)en
Grlippen gefoften Iestere i'm ge-
fedIt tameraoitaftIih unteritiiet m,b
iih bierbci our6 beforoere Sapierfeit
bcrpor1etban baber.
limb auf ben e S6iiecn
ipringt Ser Y-teil 3 IL
sid" 9u 0ienite i1rer Seeurbeit
iiir Sas eigcre rpie Die neutraIeH San.
ser reprobu5ieren bie Barrier 9Idtter
pom 3eit 81 3eit ouf oieie roer enc
in beutT9en idtiriI9sn @odbenI6rits
ten eridHcneneu SrieasbiI0er, bon
oencn man pahrideinli6 ouirei5eroe
gSirfungeu oif Die iron5oiiide gitcl-
felt uno oen aufgcblaleuen britiidetl
0iintel erdofft. Inter Oicien 9iloeE1
iinoet Iih i'm nSSournnl" pom 8. So
nuor einc Der ySuaepo" entnonuuene
DurItelllng 9orb Sfitdpncrs aIs
6roidb, NIT ber SonOen IN elmer bll.
tiqen 0ioiie btrlcmoroe:er Nteltid>et
piibIeno. 1as frnn6oiiid1e glatt. 10
;teGen Sic ,,@iinhener Rcueiteil gad).
ridten" felt, bat aber iiberieben. ooB
Siele bIittige Satire nilf ben uni
itu1eid]eIten gerbiiuocten BON beute
vin frdn5oIii6es ShntabbiIo aus Ser
3eit oes 9irenfrieaes iii. oos oie
Weiiltd euer .SNtqeuo" ausoriidli6 Ger
befan,teu agIiiiette al geurre~ ert'
nomHeu butl
Su Der Rueipe.
SnfeI Cbeim SabIen). YslHe @et.
ter, DGbren6 id iieben getruufen ba.
be, bait On bereits fiiHf8ebn2"
geeffe: ,Sieben 1T nber olib fhou
eins snzs aette 2eiinsnG Ontsll"
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eaiHsmaAri&ten.

Rem gort. IL. Ge5ruar. -
anast.; .Ninnsbabn'. Ron 2onhon.
a6ssf.: .Mssantic-. rad2iDsrpool;
.Minnenpoliss. nan ecnSoH.
Genoa. - Dante aIegbisri'. /.
nad Rem gori.
2irtpaIl. - .Sscar II. pon
Rsp Dori naH Copenhagen.
@t6taltar. - paffirt -guros
pa unb Rem Yort- na4 Ntapsl.
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Mus Merifo.

CT pafo, 5sras, IL. Gsbr. Gss
neral Obregou, Der Garran5a aoHls
manbsur. bat nit Ieinsn 5ruppen bic
9duptiiabt Werifo gtrdumt, iuie am
absnb nu6 Sudrs3 gemelbst ipurbe.
9ruppsn bss Generals 3apaia follen
slei9 barauf bic 5auptitabt btleBi
habeu,
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Die protsFnpte 5olla nb 9
nidt beantDortet.

aonbon. 1S. J<br. Deber Gnss
lamb nod Seuti4lonb bat, iOrsii siss
betannt in, auf bic Rote SolIunbs ge'
dntrDorist, in Der ssssn ben Wib'
braud nsutral.r Slagg.H in Der
ariegsson. proteitirt ipurbs. Di. bcl'
idnbiIten Rbsbsf bdbsu beihlofsn,
bic R,si,rung gu srfu4su. ousIdnsi.
I5sn G6iffsn, bic unter b0ndHSii4sr
;ylaeee unb bolIGnbiitt 5dfeu onlau.
fen, I9psre Siraf.n auf5usrlsgsn-
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Cine 10000 aysanm
ftarfe 9lrmee
e GOIlbereittfsim in Serbien
tinauriiden.

ein5uriideM
yaris, II. Iebrnnr. - Mie ter
8aItan.alsentur aug 2ltben gtmsloet
tpirb. Iinb bic 5itsrrsidii4sbeut 9sn
Srypp.n bic bsftimmt iinb, ssssn Sers
bien su operiren, i'm sdn5en 450 005
Waun fart. Won ben usuen 4rmees
forps ionen brsi beutfb. iein.
GO tofet in Der 9Hrtei
$12o, nm lid bonn Mill.
tGrbienit los3us
faufeM
aorfdntinppeI, IL. Jebr.
Dus tiirtilfe abseorbnetenbaus BAT
ON Wiititpoa aIs DringliaisiismaBre.
gel cine @orlags angenommsn, Der 5us
folge ole mubammebdniihen Rderpis
fen iDie au4 GENTLE aIaiisn BON Wius
bdmmsoanern, bic nod isinsn Wltlis
tdrbisnit bsrri9t.t bnben, esssn Be-
|sabfung bon $120 bon alien tpeiteren
WliIitGrbienii bsfrtit fperben. gs ges
jdiebt biss fir ben ooppslien 3fped,
+gsIber fur bic arisgstaTs arfaubrin.
gen unb slei45siiis asuts BON Wilis
tdrbienit sulbefreien. bic nidt fpillens
iinb, in Der arm.e su bisnsn unb bod
lur f6ledtss SolbatenmatsriaI abas.
ben ipiirben.
Rsutrafe S9iffubrt DOT
Winen geDarnt.
BaieI, IL. sysbr. Die a0lniI&
Seitung bringi in ibrsr quseabs pom
Is. ssebruor cine OepeItbs aus Berlin
bes folssnben Jnbalis: .gs linb nur
nod brei Gage bis gum 4usbrua bss
3rieses, Den mir esgen ben britii9en
5anbsl ertldrt baben. Der Geinb bal
bic sipsi Wo9sn large 5riit, Die am
4. Se6ruar 9egeber ipurbe, duseerlist.
Wir bdbeu aber beiien ungeo4tet uns
fsren Gtanbpuntt ben Neutralen ges
geuiiber tIar aernafi.
Die gr5bte @tfabr brobt Dor ela.m
ben neutralsn Sf,iffsn burh bic Ulis
nsn, bic BON ben GngIdnbsrn gegsu
uni.rs llntsrieeboots s.legt fDorbsu
finb, ober auh. unb mir miihsn niss
3useffeben, bon ben Ulinsu. bic Don
unisren llnierieebooten in bic einfdhr'
ten bsr britii9sn Sdfen sslest tDur'
ben.
Die protsitnpte 5olIanbs
ni9t 5eantDOrtst.
aonbon. 18. J<6r. Weber Gnss
lamb nod Deuti4ldnb Bat. fofDeit niss
betannt in. ouf bic Rote sollanbs gs'
antiporisi, in Der ssstH ben Wlib'
brau9 nsutral.r Tlags.n in Der
ariegs5one proteitirt tpurbe. Die bcb
f.-A!yL... ep6.S.x> 6,Ls,, 6efsAfof1su
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SSu Der Rneipe.

SnfeI 6eim SabIen): .slae g9et.
ter, u6bren0 id iieben getriiufen ba.
be, bait On bereits fiiuf8ebn2~
geeffe: ,Sieben III nber oiib fbou
eins snzs aette 2eiinsnG OnteIl"
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lid, oab in BEN Der. gtnnten nif)t 10
Icift Elm Mnnpe[ an 2ebensmitfellI
eintrefen farn."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-05

RI SIX Theodore Dresser what genius is"
That was the order received.
The war occasioned in the ranks
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ALL ART NOT GENIUS.

Take. for instance" said Mr. Dresser, "one
of the artists who draw the marveilousiy
idealized girl pictures for magazine cover de-
signs and fiction illustrations. So long as nc
finds himself satisfied with work OF that sort
he is not a genius, pretty, even beautiful
though his pictures may be. There is no
great and compelling thing or thought back
of such mere handicraft. He is content to be
a sklful but insignificant craftsman, repeating
unfortunately one moriginal thing"
Such person, says Mr.. Dresser, is too likely
to be content with things as they are ana 90
things as they have always been done. HIS
ideas are "the small change OF his day bu'
the genius will strike out into new fields lie
will enjoy upsetting the balance which mas
.r,nt things on an even keel through the
centuries" The form OF what he does is OF no
consequence. 1t may be conventonally pretty
,s q matter of incident or accident, but it VIII
he something so overpowering, so lnsstent'
that the doing of it could not be escaped.
The world has always thought of genius as
sort of divine FIRE" So does Mr. Dresser
but he makes sharp distinction between that
and the often dazzling pyrotechny possible
through mere cleverness.
Genius said another renowned American
lis an infinite capacity for hard work
With this the author of The Genus
agrees. But he holds that the work and not
m. worker is the compelling force
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p.fore the interview came TO an end Baron
Sb;busawa was sounded as to the significance
If the six-power alliance discussed by him
and ex-President Eliot of Harvard at recent
luncheon in Boston.
"Oh. that was DR.. Eliot's idea the baron
responded.
lust what was the idea'
Well in our talk it was proposed that II
the Allies, England, France, Italy, Russia
combined with Japan and the United States
were TO form an alliance the freedom OF the
seas might be more perfectly maintained
do YOU mean that with a conclusion OF
peace freedom Of the seas would represent an
equalization OF trade, and that the age-oio su-
pren1acy of Great Britain would be wresteo
from herr"
"Oh. no. Our talk did not concern any
thing so far of as commerce or SUPP end'
under normal conditions. 1t was Dr' Elo's
idea that were such an alliance forHeo oe'
MANY would be so efectually crowded. on ue
seas that no further danger, particularly from
s,b-,.-in.s need be feared The alliance as
w. talked of il, had merely war time signih-
cance-nothing larger or more lasting tna'
that.
1T is. of course, question whether the
Tr-;+ed States government would care TO con-
sd, entering such an alliance as this, and il
is even a question whether Japan would con-
slider it. l mean TO submit the plan, however,
to my government upon my return home
Baron Shibusawa is in America for two
other reasons. In the first place, having been
prinely instrumental in getting his country TO
enter an exhibit at the Panama Exposition, he
wanted to see for himself how perfectly the
plan evolved at home was put in operation
at the exposition. And then, also, the baron
is on an informal religious mission.
HE is not Christian" explained Mr.. Ho-
rikoshi, but is acting in the interests of
Christianity in Japan. At the close Of the
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r.nublicanism back TO monarchy again?
Should President Yuan Shih-kai decide that
neac. and union could be maintained under
the old form, believe he would take steps ia
re-establisl the empire. But rather than bring
the country to the point of another revolution
i, is practically certain China will remain what
!, is to-day a republic England, France, Rus
STA and Japan have united in urging China not
70 take any step which might lead TO internal
strife until the present war is over. After
tina, when international affairs are no longer
a, such a high tension. the problem OF China
can be much more satisfactorily handled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-05
a0an Would Resent Unfairness in California
M;kado.s Government Asserts, Never Will Oeser' <A
...,. Including OurC Proposed to Insure
rreador IF Law Destructive MEASURE

war il is proposed 10 hold an internauon"
Sunday school conference in Japan, and the
baron has been requested TO confer with As
ranv nersons prominently associated with
SUNDAY school work as possible while IN
America $500.
ter was asked A..
"Raron Shibusawa is Buddhist, was the
renly Ard he inclines very strongly 10 inc
teachings Of the great Contucius.
Tn. fact that he is willing, though not
Christian. to further the work OF an alien
religion among his people significantly pro-
claims Baron Shibusawa TO be man OF pc
culiarly broad and non-partisan mind. lie Is
IN, Of the wisest and most influential men in
Iapan to-day. as well as one Of the wealthiest,
and in patriotic liberal service has scarcely
Jagged behind his illustrious compstriot, Count
Okuma
AS parting question, Baron Shibusawa was
asked what he thought OF the seamen's bill.
recently enacted by Congress- and what effect
he deemed il likely that act would have upon
American commerce.
The baron meets all issues with an even
courtesy.
II am not enough a student of your politics."
he said, TO venture much of an opinion IN
doubtedly the bill will have destructive eff
feet upon private companies, which may find
it-as was the case with the Pacific Mail Com
pany-dificult or impossible to continue bust
ness without loss But the extent Of good
which the country may enjoy in other direc-
tons will possibly balance these instances of
individual embarrassment"
The baron made very low bow, smiled
again and said goodby.
But even this final word must pass through
the process of translation, for Baron Sh.bu-
sawa speaks no English at all. Not one
blessed word The possibility of his under
standing a trife more than he speaks is ono
Of the delightful uncertainties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-05

Japan might eventually ally herself with oei-
many, as a means Of opposing Gilman
AS soon as the query was interpreted 10 MN
the baron shook his head and rep!i a with
great emphasis:
"Neverl Japan has no intention whatever
OF allying herself with Germany. Japan is on
the side of the Allies and will remain there
What do you consider was China's reason
for leaning toward an alliance with the Al
lies as opposed to Germany
81 think" he replied. that China wanted 70
follow the lead set by Japan"
as it likely that China will revert from
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Bhuddist Here Christian fissio
1a,anese Already in Anne Have Fair Play
No Further IN immigration Acts.

is very similar to that in the United States
at the present time. Money with US is abun-
dant. and. with a very low rate OF interest
there is a great activity in speculation. Re-
liable securities are advancing steadily, and
the financial outlook is right. In fact he
continued. through the mediumship OF Mr.
Horikoshi. who acted as interpreter, 1T IS
doubtful in nv mind whether Japan has ever
enioved period Of such marked prosperity
No. I think it is quite safe 70 assert that
never. in all the history OF Japan, have COM
r,.rcial and industrial conditions held so much
promise"
nr, !, +ru. Baron Shibusawa," he was next
asked, that your country is taking an IN
creasingly live interest in South America and
that your country anticipates building up
great trade with the countries OF that CONT
nent?"
TIL, Iananese are ever cautious, and per-
hans even unconsciously non-committal. The
baron again smiled.
"I do not know that we are particularly
planning to extend our South American
trade" he answered. However 1t is true
that certain projects have been set on loot
for taking up agricultural interests in Brazil
A company has gone in there, and is having
good deal OF success, / believe.
HAS the government any hand in this'
No; il is a private company
Naturally, it was difficult TO keep Tor any
great while. away from the topic OF the world
war. To begin with. il must be stated tha'
BARON Shibusawa is an enthusiastic peace al
vocate. He would like to see woflo peace
speedily established, though in his opinion inc
methods adopted by Henry Ford arc not suen
as will lead TO any real results.
ANY steps Of this nature which are 10 DC
taken at all ought to be taken by the govern
ment," he said. ...
do you think" he was then asked ha'
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10 LONG as fair treatment IS aoooioeu
those Japanese who have already se'
~ lied in California, says Baron Ei-iohl
Shibusswa. no complications arc to be IooKeu
for in the relationship Of Japan and the Uniteo
States; but with the first instance Oh uhidn
ness will certainly be coupled swift poSSiOiy
wildfre. III feeling among the NipPonese al
home.
we no longer maintain an attitude OF pro-
tea, against the act restricting Japanese I'M
migration 10 California" declared the baron
soon after reaching New York. we nave
grown perfectly philosophical on that score
and are willing 10 let matters rest as they arc
In compliance with the demands urged oy tnd'
state we have taken steps 10 discontinue I'M
migration. However, those OF our people
who are already living in California, VINO are
lsboring there, or have settled there on iaho
which they have honestly acquired must nc
accorded consistent fair play.
1T gives me great pleasure 10 say that al
present the most ingenious and enure irlehu-
ship exists between these two countries. AS
for myself, the personal friendships nave
made in the United States have been very
largely responsible for bringing about TINS re-
turn. II is impossible for RE 70 visit again all
VINO made my tour in 1900 with the CONNER
cal Commission so delightful and SO untor-
gettzbIe But I am making it point to see
As many Of my friends as possible ana 70
thank them, on my own behalf and on behalf
d the members OF the commission, Tor the
many kindnesses extended al that time.
When asked whether IL was at all probable
Japan would seek loan in this country or
esewhere as a result Of her participation IN
oe war or because OF war conditions. the
money ezsr smiled and replied that Japan
wasn't likely 20 ask financial fsyors Of any
BODY
The financial situation in Japan" he said,
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was willing to take the hair-raising risk OF
publishing something which was not exactly
like everything then being published; but be-
fore the book could be brought to light some
mysterious kind OF chilling blight fell upon
the publishers enthusiasm. AS result the
book was suppressed.
But the author was not He bought the
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plates that had been made ready for the book,
paving for them more than he had received for
the manuscript, and tried again to be heard.
The consequences OF this startling efrontery
in asking publishers to read something which
threatened the "lockstep" may not be dis
cussed here. But it may be said that the con-
sequence was so serious that man who had