Evening star., 1922-01-17
JAPANESE BITTERLY ASSAu
u. S. FOR PARLEY "TREACI1ERY"
Press Charges Preparation for War Rather
Than Steps Toward Peace-Protest
Meetings Throughout Empire.

has been skillfully used. its attitude
throughout toward Japan has been
one of tyranny and unreasonableness.
The prestige. position and dignity Of
the great empire which is the lord of
the orient have been lost and de-
stroyed.
"The entente will be the means Of
disturbing accomplished facts by those
take advantage of it. America hiding
behind the beautiful name of So
called justice. humanity. liberty and
peace has been personification of
extremely bold Imperialism and of an
insatiably greedy policy of aggres-
sion. The peoDle of japan should now
be determined and prepared to give
expression abroad to a stronger atti-
tude toward America. Men OF Japan.
rise for the cause of the empire."
The Toxic Yorodzu Choho. jingoisttc
newspaper, in-its daily spasms against
the United States. says:
United States Declared. Robber.
"As the conference draws to it's
close. we begin to entertain fears for
the future ,of Japan and the perma :
nent peace Of the world The American
possessions in the Pacific have been
acquired by aggression. annexation or
! "obbery. JsDan VIII be called upon
any compensation. The auadrup,e
agreement only makes Japan a slave
of England and America America
, claims fret place in the word as il
the word he'nnrAa IN her altogather.
"Oh. how hateful America is Oh.
; how naughty! America is, indeed. an
, International hoor. England. F-ance.
, Italy and Japan have been tricked by
America. We entertain grudge
against America. We have no reason
+, to show good will toward that coun-
] try. Yet America has the nerve to
! profess to work for the reace Of the
world and to invite nations to a con-
ference for the limitation of arma-
ment
| Our foolishly honest government
! accepted and sent our delegates to
/ faraway Washington. America intro
| duced her selfish proposals and forced
, our country to accept them blindly
t Japan possesses one vote, while Brit
, ain and the United States each have
/ two. If our delegates had valued the
: dignity of our empire and our honor
! as an Independent nation they should
: at once have refused to accept the
proposals and left the conference Can
our people who have a glorious his
tory of 5000 years endure this in
dignity? We love peace. But with
out liberty why should we love peace:
! DO the Japanese people want such Il
slavish peace after Japan has been
! kicked and trampled on by America
! American Oppression Seen.
THE peace which America advo-
Gates is a peace by which she may
, oppress other nations to secure gains
I: for herself. 1T is a peace for Amer
f! ica's sake. not for humanity's The
justice and humanity of America can
I go current in America, but it Is coun-
! terfit and cannot be common among
all humanity and all the world. Ag-
j gression has been Americas tradi-
tional policy.
; The Toxic Yomiuri. liberal news
! paper. reverses the facts to justify
! its attack. saying:
| "On the restriction of submarines
| aircraft and poison gas. America
chiefly objected so that not much
hope can be reposed on the success OF
/ the solution. We doubt now the sin
cerity of America apd are greatly dis.
T, appointed. America destroyed the
principle of scrapping all uncompleteG
vessels and nullified the tenyeal
| naval holiday"
The Kokumin wants a fight 1,
| says:
I'VE cannot help lamenting that the
| descendants of the Puritans who wen,
to the new world by the Mayfower te
enjoy liberty and equality have turned
! into believers in tyranny and oppres.
! sion. But We wonder why our people