Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-15
Lodge Says Allies
Haze Robbed China
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tae equator on the occasion oil the peace
conference; ~ peing UNDERSTOOD that the
japanese government VIII IN 'ne event :
VA, peace se..ieil'en. 'ea' III 'ue sam sam
spirit urea. prl.a'h ri"ilhs W 'he W.T.
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tho t;mn of rho neace negotiations the
r,anJor 90 tbo tnrritorioI rights and
snoo;oI interests Germany nosscssrd be
fnro Tho war in Shontung and the
;slonds situated north Of the equator in
tho Poc;fc ocoan
=. arba immortal Jananesr Government
confidently homes the government of the
French rcpublic. realizing the lcgiti-
macy of these demands, will give as
suranre that hcr case being proved.
Jspan NAV count upon its full support
in this question.
eft goes without saving that rep
aration for damages caused to the life
and propcrtv of the Japanese people by
the uniustifiabIe attacks of the enemy.
as we'll as other conditions of peace. of
a character common to all the entente
powers. are entirely outside the cOnsid
Grafton of the present question.
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.ions .i'a' ~ ~ '~p Gp, ;s,and, IN ths
lung an" ."e r. oIso
racine ""r'h " 'n. eeua as .So
agrees 10 support '"e ueAi"n.' VI ~
mperiai Japanese Cover n"i'l', io' ~.
surrenuer VI 'ne iis"'' .i;' Ghiroso
seSstu oelo's .le wa :1,.I, '''
province an" 'neSe iSi"n"' .
W. III '"hN ch
manu- .i'a' '@p:n ~, ,aa,.i 81 its
tam from ''ll.a 'ne .L
diplomatic reia'ionS WIN Wv, .s
that IL give TINS ac' uesi' az .t; :,
lcance. me CONSEQUENCES VI '"''
Sn,na sno"iu DC "a. '., J.. .ho
r, -, ,.;o ,uo,+s and copSuIS
'.t",an 's, uit'' r"'. .t1;sation ~ all rndor
"c''nu ;:.i;a.;n - Ioaro Chinese
,nn "el!nnn "'''''N
sought 'erh'a" SHIPS
Third. The internment OF "ermah
ships in Chinese ports and the nlti-
mate requisition of these ships in order
to place them at the disposition OF the
Allies following the example of Italy
and Portugal. According to the lntor =
nation Of the French government. there
are fifteen German ships in Chlnese
ports, totaling about 10000 tons.
Fourth. RpQuisitiOn OF German
commercial houses established IN emma
forfeiting the right of Germany II. 'h'
concessions she possesses In certain
parts of China.
"Upon receipt of this communlca
ton the foreign minister OF Japan, or
behalf of Japan, promised compliance
with the request of the French gov
ernment contained in this letter. Sim
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