The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-21

New York. July si.-Srwenty years
from now the world may enter upon
anos'.er great var--aii yellow asainzt
,Bees1rs Of the thsft Of shantunE.-
snid a hnaInern man who has lived
~ hia NE In chIna-
'Irouhle IN coming said he.
sThare may Be rryoltton. A. the
1enst mere WIN ~ m a~nu-forcian
frtlinE which can only BE- compared
- the foallnE which preceded the
Noxcr rebellion. What comes home
70 "a n fno foct that Uncle sam has
loat face with the Chinese. They
how'd and trusted America. Now
fhey holiova they have been deceived.
They always thought OF the nations
81 Europe n8 conacleuceloas poll
fIoahnn. Now they think OF the eco
PIE Of Amorica a. cut off the same
piece Of cloth"
Haw world War Coming.
The gentleman quoted ~ the head
Of ono u q great Angio-American
trAdinE companies An the east. His
political acimon WIS demonstrated
when IN 1tf8 he arranged 70 get all
ms raw materials his company would
med untn 1919. He saw the great
war coming. He n IN the confidence
of great men IN China and Of diplo-
mats and bankers charged with
watching nho interests Of the west.
FOR Tho first fkme IN modern HIS
Tory the yellow peoples ma become
\ mnnhGn 20 the whitez." said he.
.tNIoDs of the talk n has heard has
been nonsense. Japan has never be-
fore had steel and without steel there
can b. no war. Now she has plenty.
HAe o prosperous German Officers
axe training Japanese aud Chinese
troops. RI Is truo that Japan and
fhina are hoatiso and that a Chinese
ls4coit % Jnpancae products a been
most successful and irritating. But
thanks TO the Shantnng government
China maj conclude that h inter-
ests Of The yellow peoples are identi-
cal"
wIsni Japan Tells China.
That waa difficult 70 understand.
IL "a siEnpie." said he. Japan n
telling the Chimes that she has taken
ShaninnE because the yellow peoples
reed the coal and other products IN
the work OF proparatlou--and that
China knows hat China would not
make effective uge Of these materials
IL MAR may come they tell the
Chinese. A war OF the yellow peoples
against the white. We hoped the
peace conference would ensure "
peace. Bnt what happenedf We
80 4 NNNNNN ~ HNN-E
nixed upon an equality with the white
and w were refused. One Of these
days-when we are ready-wc mus
establish that equality
News spreads More ,tapidly.
when the peace treaty WIS drawn
the Chinese delegatss refused 10 aiBr
n. he said, They would have beer
diaomb0weiied on their return home
n they had lone 80. The news Of tn,
-.IM..-. - 0Ana34unr AH che TnnMnana
with the consent and appreciation oi
The nig Three. became known
throurhout China. The time has
passed. he said, when things affecting
China DO not become known In China
There are now 1000 newspapers ~
China aud telegraph wires cover th'
land. Their net Is thin as YET but n
n few DAYS every essential fact be-
nut W. have been told the Chimes,
have 10 national fceling-no patriot
THAT may have boon true once, buI
Il la no longer rue The Chinese 20
day are ferVid patriots. How else saf
tou account for tho unrest and rovoiu'
aion and turmoil Of the past hfteei
Moufhplcces for japanese.
Now the Chinese government 10 urg'
Inf thhf the treaty BE- nccepied DS
ina Chinese. n h trIo. said he. thai
the prevent Chinese government a
wholly Ia The hands Of the Japanese
he made eome illuminating c0nimentl
seoon The indlylduais who compose \
~1.ey nra mere mouthpiccea Tor tne
thpaReaa diplomats. Bnt he thinh.
1hsi an China. IN 10 disgust at what
Il eonsidlss ~ betrayal " ne ma