Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-06
Demand Permission to Dom- mate Her Government, to Drill Her Soldiers, Run Her Courts and More.
ORDERS CHINESE
 GOVERNOR EXPELLED
Demands Offenders Go to Ja- pan and Apologize-Wash- ington Alarmed-Act May Involve U. 5. in War.
(By Review Leased Wire)

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-Sweeping and drastic demands are revealed in the secret terms being pressed on China by Japan. Private dispatches reveal that Japan asks indemnities, an apology and political concessions.
 Sweeping Demands.
 The four formal demands as quoted as follows:
 1-Punishment Of the commanding Chinese officer involved in the mili- tary trouble in inner Mongolia.
 2-Dismissal, with punishment, of the other officers involved.
 3-Instructions to Chinese troops in affected districts not to interfere with Japanese troops or civilians.
 Would Seal Fate of China.
 4-Recognition of special in- terests" for Japan in Inner Mon golia and South Manchuria, com prising powers of police and ad- ministration, preference to loans and thS selection of all foreign advisors, etc.
 Besides these four demands are four commissions" which China is asked to grant Japan without formal demands as follows:
 Jap Drill Masters.
 1.-The Chinese army units in Manchuria and Eastern Mongolia to employ Japanese military ad- Visors.
 2-Chinese schools and colleges to have Japanese military instruc- tors. This is not limited to any section.
 To Humiliate China.
 3-Formal apology in person from Chinese governor of Mukden to the Japanese governor at Dairen, and the Japanese consul at Mukden for the cheng chiatung trouble.
 4-Monetary compensation to the families of the Japanese killed, the amounts to be settled by later negotia- tiOns.
 U. s. Hurries Inquiry.
 Secretary Lansing refused tonight to outline what might be the attitude of the American government It is uON6NtIs llldl SlCpS VIII Dt taken immediately to learn the full significance of Japan's act.
 May Involve U. s.
 American interests seem at first glance to be more deeply involved than in any event in the Far East. since Japan's famous ultimatum to China of May, 1915.
 Japan seeks more than ever before, demanding political rights which are interpreted in Picking as destroying China's sovereignty in that whole enormous section.
 Special attention is attracted here to the demands for a formal apology in person. from the Chinese governor in Mukden to the Japanese governor at Dairen and the Japanese consul at Mukden. This would require the Chinese official to humiliate his gov ernment by going into Japanese ter ritOry.
 May Hit Open Door Policy. But it is the political articles which cause deepest anxiety to Washington officials. Recognition Of special rights" is open to the most extreme interpretation. and might cut directly across the American policy of the in- tegrity of China. Also it has in it possibilities of violation of the open door policy.
 Japanese already have won the right to their own courts and in many places their own police. The employ ment of Japanese military advisors for Chinese forces is thought to be a first move to secure Japanese con trol of China's armed forces through out.
 China Defenseless.
 Well informed Chinese sources see nothing for China but submission. China is in no condition to offer seri- ous resistance Her financial condi- ton is desperate and her army poorly equipped. Moreover, the present