The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-01-18

graduation to Honorable Hsu Shin
chang. president of China. on. the
occasion of the Chinese national holI-
day, October 10. which should be
made matter of permanent record.
The message was received in Picking
and to the foreign correspondent the
last paragraph IN which President
Wilson expressed his desire that the
Chinese people compose their differ
ences In order that the Republic
might reconstitdte Its national unity
and assume It's rightfui place in the
Of nations" for some reason
was not made public. Whether this
part Of the message was deliberately
suppressed by the Chinese author
tiles because IL interferred with their
civil war plans. OF whether they
were prevnted from giving It publ
city by some outside influence is not
known. Before the complete mes
sage and President Hsu's reply could
be printed in Shanghai the following
dated Picking, October II,
appeare In the Shanghai Times:
ut has been noticed that since his
return from the United States, DR..
Reinsch, U. 8. Minister to Picking.
has been endeavoring to. arrange a
between the north and
the south. II this is true. 1t will be
an infringement of the American
Japanese agreement. During the
past few days LANG Shih-yi's party
have been calling frequently ON the
legation"
This dispatch was circulated to
the Chinese newspapers by the East
ern News Agency, which is controll-
ed by the Japanese. Without ques-
ton this dispatch was inspired by
the Japanese legation and is another
Of the Japanese effort to
read their own Interpretation into
the Lansing, Ishii agreement. II AM
erica. Great Britain, France and Chi
ma needed any further evidence of
Japanese intrigue in China to pre-
vent a reconciliation of the faction.
In China, this should give that
proof. The most interesting devel-
opment of the last few weeks in re-
gard to the entire situation Is the
attitude of the British press In China
British papers which have constant
" refrained from criticising Japan's
policy In China since the beginning
Of the war are now printing the facts
without reserve and constitute q ire
nendous force In educating their ma
.ionals at home and other countries
Is to true conditions In the Orient.
In order that there may be furth-
sr suppression or perversion of Pres
dent Wilson's message to China and
President Hsu's reply thereto, we are
both herewith. In ad-
iition to this there will soon be rea-
iy for distribution several thousand
'eprints of thes addresses in theChi-
,ese language which will be sent
China.
'The President of the Republic of
china, Picking
'on this memorable anniversary
when the Chinese people unite to
the birth OF the Re-
public of China | desire to send to
'ou on behalf of the American peo-
pie my sincere congratulations upon
'our accession to the presidency of
he Republic and my most heartfelt
wishes for the futuer peace and pros
,erity OF your country and people.
do this with the greatest earnest
less not only because of the long and
trong friendship between our coun-
ries but more especially because In
his supreme crisis in the history OF
China is torn by internal
so grave that she must
compose these before she can fulfill