AMERICA AND JAPAN.
A GRAVE 81TCATION,
BITTER FEEDING IN JAPAN.
PitHSt) ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGHT R'-ooivcd 4 54 p m., October 28.
Now York, Oot. 27
Regarding tho invuiijn of Amorioan territory in Alaska by Japanono mal poachers in August last, Mr Ehhu Rent rEquoßtod thu Japsnisi Government to arroat and punish tho poachem who os eapod. In rnspouso tho Japanese Ambassador made a declaration that the* ixilusionof Japanese children from Ban Franoisoo eoboola is an infringement of tronty rights. Mr Root promised to immsdiately deal wi‘h tbo question. It is expected that Prcaidont Roosovolt will make representations to the Oalifotnian Government. Tnore is a btttor feeling in JspoD, whioh is diivoloping into an ami-Amerioan agitation. London, Ootober 27.
ReulorV Wasbingon correspondent states that Government consider the Ainorioan-Japanese situation exceedingly grave, n quiring tho most dolioate treatment to prevent an open rupture. Prosidont Roosovclt iB sending Mr Meioalfo, p’eseni Secretary of Oommeroe, to make enquiries at San Francitcj.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1917, 29 October 1906, Page 2
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