Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-19
BAD FAITH SHOWN
BY GREAT BRITAIN
IS CHARGE MA D {.
WHILE ASKING L. :. FOa FiNiN
CIiL SUPPORT. sHE WAS
AIDING JAPAN.


cations made hero by William p,umln,
OF san Francisco. former member ~
the United States shipping liolri. re-.
Eardirg ild faith oi Great Britain
with the United States duruE the
worldWar. 10 the very time Eurl1ud
was horruwinr St0oOUlo 600 from this
country. aud which resulted accurdug
10 Dcuman. in the practical destruction
Of the usefulness 90 Guam a. an
American naval h40, have stirred Con
Trese Tho charges have also given am.
munltion 20 the advocates az IRISH free.
dom in and out 90 C,usea.
An agent oi tlo British government
o. now On Washington seeking ~ renow
the four billion ioan ty substituting
iunetorm notes Cor us payment
D,nmau charg,s that 70 the very
tlglc Ar i4fCIr WAS boa washington.
Ia May, 1917. Borrowing a, four bll.
lions from iho United states ihe BRIT.
fish government was porf,oi.lv ;hc se.
crct treaty with IarIn. whereby Iapn
was g. receive n' a. prl rg thu world.
war thr Cflr.r. ShtrflUg Province
and Murenrr group H Islands In Oh.
Pacific. Tha NIr.Gru ff'ln-s Dr. D..
tween the North Asian C0as. rGl tha
island cf Emni1. of isfnr VITA pom
IN control ~ theeH islands American
fleets are haired from the North
Asatr cplst AND FROM rDrs bi. naval
offensive against th. Japanese main.
land.
One ~ thc things cNll,ed frcm
japan. in return fcr the secret shan.
turr lErtomtlt ANA the possession -
the Maf~nre group was On agreement
% give Grut Britain control ~ the
other islauds in the South Pacific.
which. IN the event ~ war between the
Initfd States and Japan. would cut
The American Pacific n.e' or from %,
Philippine. Guam would o. Isolated 90
AN American naval l1sc.
Dcnrlau nyg. "liruins acton Is
comparable 20 treaty between the
United States and Gcriuany. say thirty
year, AR. whereby the United states
agreed Tot price % secretly assist
Germany % secure he Island u Holgo-
land"
Dcnmln makes The direct charge ihai
'Raifour completely deceived Secretary
lansing and other Au.erlcan officials
In Washington when h. was borrowing
the four billions. rcEardlng any secret
treaty with japan. In fact. the Amer.
lean officials were practically assured
ny iafour that there were no secret
treaties which Great Britain had with
any nation Ter disposition q The spells
81 war To- b. taken frosn Germany.
such dlrlcify. according g. members
- Congress, j. not only rcnrshcnsihls
IN Itself. but II more - because Erg.
land WIS s.lciunr the hugo loan with.
out which 20 IL probable Germany
woald Nave conquered her. and "a the
SINE time carrying an the intrigue
with Japan. which has resulted .n thu
isclatinn ~ Guam az m American m.
vel has, or tbs b,ngit rOt Onlr a.
Enrinnd but - Japan. or great rival
IN the Pacific nnd "a nation that sooner
or later We shall have % suadly
thrash.
This Il nai the only timn that Great
Britain has hesn detected in s,lashrsss
and dupicliy in dclhng with the Tint
ed States. Another instsuoe is found b.
the garb - The "a fields in Mcropo;a.
mia. Engllnd acluirCi thes vast "a de-
pcsits for hcr.ei and Tor France. well
i.ncwing Tint the United states ir short
oi 81. but saying never a word .a r..
sard 10 sharing the Mcsopo;amlan 90
treasures with this country
The AnElo-Amcricln situation is i.a7t
iuinmed az. according o. many mam-
lcrs ~ Congress rs follows.
The bfilrh empire would rn, D.. In
existence today had 8; not been Or the
United Sutcr Germany long 20. this
would have crushed Eusland into ~
ignominious Itace. Germany would by
this time have besr !n possession o; al
the vnsi colonial posse sslors 81 the
british empire had u not been for TIC
United States. fCr the allies were al.
ready whipped when the Uri;ed states
entered the world war This H. nc
howiedgad ~ any man Il common
sense. The british empire would have
teen carved up into German colonies.
Entrance ~ the United State IN The
world war was the decisive factor hat
defeated Germany. Crest Britain exists
today a. a flrnung empire only b..
cause the United states rescued he,
irum thc taic-s ~ the German earle.
Yet British diplomats like Esifo1r- a..
Ahrrately deceive the United state.
while Borrowing iis money aad nrran~s
"areily at The same time o. turn owe,
70 Jaran ifiard, On the Pacific which
IN japanese hands ciunc, b. anything
but "a threat to tn United States Ths
British empire has acquired practical
ly aN 81 the binds on me riabe that
wefe rot nailed d1gu ~ parts a. N.
spc.ls u the world war ~ doing thii
buuulng Street hlr apparently rave,
haf a ihouEhi N gratitude o. the kin
dr.d nlton on this side ~ the Aran,l
that saved ihc English skin from N,
German hayonet uu %. lold o. France
and kept intact the vast British empire