New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-31
Pins
Her Hopes to
Peace Farley
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Expects to- Become Greater
Power Among Nations AZ
ter the Treaty Is Signed
Seeks New Trade Pacts
Head of Mission on WAY to.
Paris Says That Return
of Kiao-Chau l. Sought

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Va '''o PeASe "es0''"''''s "'
Y ersallles. She Will ask the peace con-
ference for the return Of Kiao-chou,
The former Germa, co}orv !, Ch;no
WHY" WAS 'AfVuicu uS Japan carry III
the war, and for a read justmcnt OF
trade relations shat will place China
), q, a, oonsl bosis with o+hor no.;o,s
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Lou ASehE lslAhg' Nhlnese Minister
of Foreign Affairs and head of his
co,r.rv's noacc ,,is,;o, % Aoc,orod
yesterday on ms ARRIVAL IN New orN
en- route 20 PArls. The Chinese en-
VOWS party. which arrived at Seattle
last Tuesday iS sta,.inc~ ct the Hotel
Fillmore The DELEGATION win saii for
fr;rcc within a few DAYS Included in
the marty ore Nr Hav,Llin,r / Yc1,'
FIRST secrrtar,. of 40 n,;es;ors uonr; 40
Codt. a Belgian who IS chief adviser.
Lirroh Wong. secretary of the Chinese
Iteration AZ y ashinqton. and a staff of
secretaries Nsrouis do Ia Rerqassiore
French charge d'aTaircs At Toxic. and
Marshal lauyhorrc, q e. preventative of
the state Departments. aro accompany
ing the mission.
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Seeks Allied Capital
The Chinese houeC Mr. Lou said, for
Allied co6peration in the RESUMPTION
after the war Of the DEVELOPMENT of
the republics vast resources. in large
measure discontinued as 2 result of
the conflict American engineers and
business men. he declared would find
rare opportunities there for employ
ment OF their abilities and, while aid
ing emma IN her poilcy OF moaernlza-
ton, would help to cement the friendly
relations OF the two countries,
10 provide WORK for ITS millions OF
people Mr; Lou declared IS one OF the
chlef problems OF emma. tie attrlbut-
ed mucn OF the unrest or recent years
TO widespread condNlon or unem-
ployment Wnich ne SAID could not be
realized IN TINS country where you
have more jobs than men; remarklng,
III men have no work they become
robbers. perhap,, reVolutlonlsts." Con
struetlon OF railways, necessary to the
development OK the lntenor Chinese
provinces with other large undertake
1ngs, the minister SAID, would provide
work Tor great sections Of the popula
tion, thus oenefitlng 1le country dur
ing as well as after their completion
Having declared war on Germany
and sent troops to Siberia and more