Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-04
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THAT the Far East
All dues foEny other interna
fees were raiskolyes the three fac
the board of 4 cess to the sea and
house ACKNOWLEDGMENT. All mod
j. and .ational relations deal only
apple or the other of all Of these
500 tors, he says.
Bws how China and the Unit
boards, both with large territory
dated the sea and natural security
list parallel. This natural Sc
OF tf1the main cause Of China's
ment,rmament. In the same way
Thkd States would not bring her
bylaJm until the present war com
was r..
In tikorrollary of this inherent Sc
ton fms Is naturally unagSressiye
tolphld does not fear China as a
Presil of peace" he declared.
Prds to japan. There has been
his lble talk as a possible dis
3 the jpeace. Some compare Japan
inendEny as an ambitious military
T1termined on conquering by
der earns her place in the sun
past yea to deal with the motives
renderedsations. The policy OF a
course uhTmined by its needs and
upon soci .a.. -
attendaneAIly
the early sesses q less degree OF
INC ent2ommercial security than
into tA first class nation in the
OF Why. Her industrial life and
e over depend on her unhind.
81 the seven seas. For gen.
usre b come the strength Of the
sean Empire will be in the island
. .aSt Her island position rend'
$500 ecurity and military power
= st;ily II she ID allied with great
oS th9ers. u 49,
n,aIrk such alliance, at the out.
.T1war Japan would lose her
ialIy commerce. She would at
ypaceEme industrially bankrupt
and jeography-the tyrant of po.
greatfory-decrees the utter i'm
deubIl Of Japan duplicating the
been Germany, even II the Jap.
been De were SO minded"
horiz4nree Doctrine
care Gure was questioned as TO
ment Monroe doctrine which
Thshn recently proclaimed In
ly il
bunkeas the possibilities In China
piantlthe national security OF
new 4ys, Japan has an In.
conphinA greater than any other
nenl nd this, solely on account
me Ssical proximity to China.
Iespo sense the United States
..,,ae, liar interest In Mexico.
,.ss aiense that the situation and
liities in China concern
.Res than they do any other
note e certainly room for an
aie hhnroe doctrine. But this
list be limited solely to the
Japan.
lould not look with indif.
u foreign nation establish.
IN China in such a fash
able to use the resources
the hurt Of Japan. Thus
Ynct permit Russia to es.
Itary and naval forces in
Nfith great powers Japan
International affairs. With.
iliance aggression on the
an is impossible" he said.
Wy Useful. u
her ornaments Japan
lseless as an ally. Japan
HELPLESS. There would be
between Japan and Great
for Japan's ornaments.
illustrates. the value of
to Great Britain and her
also the value Of the Jap
ice to Great Britain. Sup.
I'M had been allied with
er armies would have In
ia, and her navy would
Nht great havoc in the Pa.
ban had no navy and re-
kral the situation In the
"a have been very differ.
Ne position as an ally Of
land all the benefits that
~ ce involves is possible
ae has q navy.
full Of Monroe doc
all nations have poll
\eir security that are
~ , with the American
AH It is when Japan
riyileges in economic
matters in China that
arge becomes suspicious
Hhe hostility of the
v the 81 demands il
tessions in China by
iongkong by the Brit
IN by the JaDanese