The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-28
,rcnn that policy. but

4tma DIFFERENTIATION TO ioA
s5&S future.
1aJHa. Ii they have only Tn
1900 OF the people OF Asia :
free from any desire .
lJhcmseives at n expens
nsonlc 1T would he natura
~ ~ align themselves WI,
SfHdssStatss, rather thai WIZ
S$~ II Questions affecting ASH
80 s~nculd refuse to do so. thei
rtniensions would be Justly ope'
cs. .nnaars 10 be no good reason
~ ~sntcntions Of Great Britain
~ aIHrN2fSrah respect to a futur'
f*s3SQ HIM should not be MAD
tkttnsh reservations 70 va
Nff6ls,. Is the view OF SOM
{& HxE1r,n who wiz have t
Bkht treaty. Some strose
SH fnteresting arguments are A'
3n1ad 10 support this viewpoint g.
2yneslpn IL asked "heeaeh 49,
EfsSSiSRrs lxerylany or Japan ~
@~yN4Y1tsnaTe 10 the future peace
the world.
ge&sss1xss n bas is,sf suffered a crush
$s1.H@S-sFHer army is dispersed
d. INK and her peo-
A44~~paaFy Do pesla - assume the
IA - rpssh. sSh,ch in the ludg-
I'M W. re- axnerts will SO irn
~ \ anat,on for al least a
dsdogw century that any iar11e
SS53N1tae sfSr$s 81 n magnitude ""
n1Tsnaps is 1Aut Of the question: s..
3ArafAtSta-yne Joss OF large parls o'
MAid*e she also la iost q
seI14 n.y. .nsa in the neigh
r~.t,}fou more by reason
- ~e thn country, with
n o~.has "a sustain the
~ S@m rsn. notwith-
crescent plight.
.o*V.San assarv for her
oh,a4, treaties
AD9osuEc $50. Gas ard Great
N1xnssas - 49, go rwo nations
8esSasH ~ /. ~, ~ 60 70 her de-
0e!a9eaT -, ~ f5fnre German
xe4Ss HVns
r.,sr has come
0NMe ~ Ca greaser wealth
sONE 1f wal MlIi :" nt.a milf
- WILT EteASs 49, never was
sNoty resources 11et ,roneer Her
I'm beitsF conolHots, ny ass,rg IN
49, ln.aea aso sha bae added
- sarG,s'r 80 -ang,h 10 her
S.ssriserS Q. go stiv Increased her
sansIatc rssoqrsss , :, a There !. is er syfsy
S3nAeAtioh'H h hef amo'''on ~
4 ever II AZ
- fAeis -.,,,
N@~The Aec1ess spaots n Flsot 49,
A0c<at EfNAif and France a
mice H her participation ~ me Ma.
%hNsH9fich she was TO get the German
&xfxn6Gx In Shantung, and all or the
%fSfAAAft colonial possessions In the
#p~1cnfc i~nysrates an ambition to be tht
S6nnnfnant mower in the Pacific.
K9Urexn Makfno. who represented hel
CT ~ ions AT the peace con.
8TSS~Anx threatened 10 take hel
gS~ss e9r4hs conference and keep hel
SG1nn1safa.,e,nxue of nations unless tn,
sssssannan, s ayyhicn aggrandized her II
I'D xa.,aoS 10 on recorc
.sNs ., auhttior
5.s.ss s4s.ns .N1. ! 4, mh.. Crea,
IA N1 =" ~
1913 NJ. - = nv . p,c,ec
HI dominance there would be dis
SASfrous 70 tnr ohltea otates' ~
#p4retsts 3ndhe poiicy whlch n ma
A09ekparSdihs conflict with the Inltet
GtAtes may come. Even Fi4giishmei
I n1f0El renEhmen at the peace confer
dlat 4f6v hesitate to say that tn
+ kr6@h] a&ar. II .there should be one
pf6EFbly- Mould be between
@463 4Ynfttid Stht9g Ind Japan. -
al II .eIiAis For View.
Now. IL there is basis for this view
e1sKeAerairv hesu. why should tn
1jfafad states bind itself to go to tn
Is or France in the not very prob
aaaAr 4 q ehsa "A, n Of an aggressiv
MbyBfHKainst France by Germany an
tgthav w. n reciprocal obligation O
rsnt sat France and Great Britail
NA01nido N4tssY the United States in th
crest otrAs rlash with Japan hrough
1 ~ .rAr.en "a. Japan's persistent pol
ESfrxdN aggregation in the Far East?
lIharxsera1a pact made by Japan wit
Great IgHaiDf-aad France in vi6latio'
VII It's solemn. agreement with tn
#1Int6sd <SaAIess the Root-Takahira an
n DISQUALIFICATION agreements by whic
lSnan obIigaiea herself not 10 see
~ {isor iLlkbts in China and 10 main
fkYn fhe status quo in the Pacific. wer
mt the only secret pacts made b
n ixnan AGAINST the interests of tn
Bkffed SiHtes.
xnxoaSIsrA made q pact with Rus
nlr rafifying her secret agreement
a with Russia Of July II. and July a
1ae7. June al. and July (, 1910, an
iune-a IS and July 3. lsl2.
In this pact with Russia, it wa
%sat forth that the vital interests c
S6Iapan and Russia require the safe
~Mwuarding OF China from the politica
u Termination OF any third power. what