JAPAN CLAIMS
CHINA POLICY
IS JUSTIFIED
TOKIO, June 12 (Correspondence
of the Associated Press).—Japan does
not pretend to be wholly unselfish in
her policy toward China,” says the
Herald of Asia, a conservative journal
of Japanese thought. “Japan is pro
tecting China chiefly for the sake of
her own security,” the paper con
tinues.
“Japan can not allow China to bar
ter away her birthright even if she
is simple enough to engage in such
folly. If China wants to test Japan’s
sincerity, let her refuse all further
concessions to Occidental nations and
secure for all time the inalienation of
her territory, and Japan’s task in re
gard to China will be finished.
“It is a question, however, whether
China is yet able to do without the
assistance of Japan in keeping foreign
nations at bay; and this help, strange
to say, is just what China does not
want. Is it that China would rather
be a slave of the white races than the
equal of Japan? We can hardly credit
this.
“There is no need for China to be
anxious about the return of Kiaou
ehow. Japan has promised to restore
the territory to China just as soon as
China is able to guarantee that it will
not again fall into the hands of a
third party. What more can China
desire? And does justice require
more? China talks as if she were an
absolutely independent nation, grant
ing concessions to no country. If she
will take this attitude toward all west
ern countries Japan will be ready to |
concede China her new status. But
to show a desire to cast out Japan
while leaving others in place is some
thing no one can expect Japan to ap
prove.”
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STRANGE FLAG ADOPTED
BY KARELIAN FINNS
ARCHANGEL, June 12 (Corre
spondence of Associated Press).—One
of the strangest flags ever designed
was adopted a while ago by a regi
ment of Karelian Finns serving with
the allied forces on the Murman rail
way line near Kem, Russian Lapland.;
The flag, designed, it is said, by re-j
quest of the Karelians, who have am
bitions to form an independent state,
included the national color of the Ka
l-elians, a bright orange, and their na
tional flower, the Karelian clover.
The result was a startling resem
blance to green shamrocks upon an
orange background. The Russian gov
ernment caused the flag to be hauled
down, as it did not, at that time, ap
prove Karelian independence.
Try the Club Billiard Hall for
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! PRUSSIAN CHURCH IN
| CONTROL OF SOCIALISTS
BERLIN, June 15 (by mail).—By a
peculiar anomaly of the new German
government, the official chieftainship
of the Prussian state church under the
new constitution is now vested in
three ministers, two of whom are
members of the Socialist party, which
sponsors the separation of church and
state as a party plank.
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