The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-05
Head Of the Japanese Mission to
America Visits Representative
Hall and Deliver 8 His Coun.
try's Message of Cooperation.
ADVENT OF U. S. INTO THE
WAR HEARTILY WELCOMED
Brings to Us Assurance of Sup.
port, Unselfish, Without a Mo.
tive Other Than the Common
Force That Drives Us ALI.


Washington. Sept j--Niscount
lshh delivered Iapan's message OF
friendship and cooperation 10 the
United states before the house OF rop-
rcsentatives TO-DAY. m company with
the other members Of the japanese
mission He gave solemn warning
that enemies Of both countries were
wurlSiEs To- estrange them and eN-
pressed his confidence that the
friendship of the nations would pre-
vail over the intrigue.
introduced 10y Speaker Clark Vis-
count lshii was received with "a great
demonstration from the floor and
crowded galleries. He said in part:
I'VE come TO bring you the mes
sage Of our emperor which gives you
assurance OF the comrudcahip and the
cooperation OF Japan We are here
to say that. with the other allies we
heartily welcome the advent Of the
United States in the field of France
and elsewhere, We recognize the
great uplift given to humanity and
the promise Of physical victory
doubly ensured by the most momen-
ious decision you have taken.
Assurance OF support.
we bring to you assurance OF
| support unselfish. without "A motive
other than the common force that
drives us all today.
| Yours are vast resources. ours
may bc small. hut we can say to
YOU that the spirit of Japan burns
as ardcutly and viii last as long as
may he demanded In this war. We
are eager for counsel with YOU We
come to find out how best these two
nations can coordinate their energies
and their resources, how best they
| can cooperate iu the conduct and the
| winning Of this war. We come to
say To- YOU that We are proud on this
| day 70 stand shoulder 10 shoulder
with the soldiers Of America. In the
field and In the household IN the
mine and In the shop, the men and
women of Japan arc working and
will work with a greater confidence
and higher sense Of mora! ohli-
cation
Japan has eNertcd herself with the
spirit Of loyalty To- her allies, her em-
peror and to her homes, following tho
ideals of our national life Like the
people Of America. those OF Japan
have remained permanently iudepen-
dent because of real patriotisn'
which when the occasion demands
meyer fails We like YOU. protect
ourselves against aggression from
without and trcnchery from within
rrcachcrN Calls For \ucnttiOn.
"TreachcrN from within indeed. al
this hour. calls for our attention
While YOUR soldiers leave their fam
ilics and their homes tu fight ON the
blood-staiucd fields Of France. w'
must guard ow land marks. as Not
will guard YOURS against trcuoher,
that has found hiding places ip ouI
midst uud which Tor the last tea
years has suWu the seeds of OBSCURE
between us Let 30 bee q part Of on
cuuppratiou and coordination tu pr"
tcct each other from these forces @
evil which back even the poores
courage ~ uu open enemy
MIR speaker and Ecntlcmout Of IA
house of representatives. We hdN
been climbing "a mountain toward th
stars o., different and sometime
, devious pathways but near the sum
81 mit our roads shntl join and togeth
~ or w., shaIl win into the tuli sunltFh
, above TN, clouds We shall pass safe
"a through the dangerous places. Ou
. blood shall not have hccu shed. uu
sacrifice shall not have been made 3
vain for We shall hc among the na
uous of a world living 300 "a brother
} hood of peace. WIN ~ not then h
Ca soutc, of Intense national pride
e. each of us to remember THE ola
I which must endure perwancI
r maintenance ot these renewed pledge
of cumrIdship aud of cooperation
80 again express my sincere 1ppr'
q ciatiou of the honor you havy don
MS"
ClHrk Intrpduo'~ i~hii
Sucgkcr Clark spoke Don part t- q"
lows .u introducing Niarount lshit
.Thc cmpuy of Japan is our Yves
G ,ru ucghpor The. hold one side
I" the Pacific aud we hold the other AZ
Icy,rl iigh'-thiukuz man u the en
min, u, Japan and the republic of q
.u United state. hopes that peace az
20 umIty and uicdlN relations viii a
IN was. prevail among these two gre
'- powers
l- within ib, last tow muutha N
o. have had VISITING comwl-a fro
e. Great RrltHw France. Belgium, TIA
p" and Russia and now We have the Jo
~ aucso cnmmts ts.lon and prescpt ,o ~
To ,maguificen' audience Niscount lsl