Omaha daily bee

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Britain and America would be re

duced to an extremely distressing

position.

"With Japan alone acting on so

liberal a principle, it would be im

Dossible for them to maintain their

.moral position in the world," the

article continues. In that case tnina

and other weak nations would bow

to Japan in confidence. India, Per

sia, Egypt, Haiti and other posses

sions of great powers would rise in

a body, demanding freedom for

themselves as Korea and Formosa

had gained the same from Japan.'

Would Raise Position.

"In this way Japan' position

would rise from, the lowest to the

highest pitch, causing a contrary

change to the positions of Britain,

America and others. In. this way

only can Japan be saved.

"Such a move would turn Japan's

international position from the de

fensive to the offensive.

"Some people, perhaps,-may re

gard this suggestion as visionary.

How could Japan exist, they may

ask, after discarding Korea, For

mosa, and Manchuria, bandoning

Saghalien and Siberia, and with

drawing from China. Christ, how

ever, enjoins us to take no thought,

saying;! 'What shall ye eat, or

what shall ye drink, or wherewithal

hall ye be clothed but seek ye first

the kingdom of God and His right

eousness and all these things shall

be added unto you.'"

The editor of the Oriental Econo

mist uses official figures tending to

prove that Japan's colonies, econom

ically speaking, are not worth the

candle. He adds that it is the United

States,- India and England that are

necessary to Japan's economic exist

ence. He sums up his argument

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Omaha daily bee. (1921). Omaha [Neb.], 1921-09-10. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn99021999/1921-09-10/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Omaha daily bee, 1921-09-10.