New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-11

in China, in order to preserve our
country from the foreign aggression of
Japan, to stir UP revolt in India and
Japan, and our best possible ally in
such an enterprise undoubtedly would
be Soviet Russia. AS long as there was
peace in China during the war the
Japanese were able to penetrate into
the nation, and, therefore, during the
war l was put to the necessity of
tanning the differences between the
southern factions and the Picking fac
lions. was called pro-German, be-
cause they said / was hindering the
progress Of the war, but did not care,
for l knew that I was working for the
ultimate peace of the world, and that
my immediate aim was to keep the
Japanese from conquering China, while
the European nations were too busy
with the war against Germany, and
kept them from conquering China by
means of internal strife. Now. If the
shall stir up revolt in India and in
Japan, and l shall be called Boil
shevik. 1t does not matter. l know
that I am working for the ultimate
peace Of the world, and no peace can
come to this part Of the world If Japan
is allowed to dominate China, because
Japan will only use China's resources
and China's men as a means to promote
her Germanic ambitions for world
wide domination"
Urges U. s. in New Pact
."What would you suggest as way
out Of the dilemma Of Great Britain 2"
asked DR.. Sun.
"The way out of her difficulties for
Great Britain is the formation of an
N cr1o ANN hi oil
the protection of the Far East from
the aggression of any nation. Japan
has fully demonstrated her intentions
in her conquest Of Corea, and more re-
Gently and more flagrantly in her at
tempt to grab Shantung. A renewal Of
the Anglo-Japanese alliance would be
an indication to the rest of the Far
Eastern world that Great Britain ap-
proves of the aggression Of Japan in
China, that Great Britain gives her
consent to The ultimate annexation Of
test of the Chinese people and govern
ment and also the Senate Of the United
States.
eff Great Britain and the United
States combine with China to pre-
serve the territorial integrity of not
only China, but also India, there is
nothing to fear from Japan, because
Japan is unimportant as nation when
she is powerless to steal the territory
of other nations. Japan cannot COM
bat Great Britain and the United
States with the aid Of China's mill
ions on their side. Great Britain can
not afford to lose the friendship of the
United States for the friendship of
Japan. 1t is a very bad bargain for
Great Britain, and if she insists on
such a course, in addition to the loss
of that friendship, she will incur the
dissatisfaction of Australia, New Zea-
land. South Africa and her residents
in China, who realize the meaning of
Japanese aggression in China.
American Nations Sole Friend
Japan would welcome renewal of
the Anglo-Japanese alliance because
that would enable her to say to China,
See, the Western World is on my side.
You cannot expect any help from that
quarter She said just that to China
at the time of the Shantung cession in
Paris, but the protest of the Senate Of
the United States against the appro-
priation Of Shantung province by
Japan was the great REPUTATION of that