THE JAPANESE PERIL.
x A REASSt'RANCE. Sydney. September 27Speaking A a farewell tendered to him, the Acting-Japanese Con-id lieneral, who has been appointed Secretary to the Japanese Kmhassv at St. IVtvburg, said: "it would "be id!- t > pretend that tie re jr- not many grave and Important i|it--tions pt-ndin-.'. which may be fraught villi morion- con-c nticnccs to y.-ur nation and u •'■■■■■ -. 'I do not mean by this that tbi r- is ;inv justification for tie- scares wi.i Ii -o'■-> people are fond of raising. 'Mi- r - i' danger conic- irmn the fact tt;.( ■':,..,. a Urge number of men and «•.;n -.,. persnaded by (hose who ought <•- in- ,-.v better that some great impos-fblo p.HI is threatening them, they am apt to lose their heads and behave in a m-n----ner calculated to ,1< velop a new =<-;,-= of difficulties altogether. Tin-e v'i. are most bilt-r against the Japanese." he said, "are those who know least about them."
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 28 September 1907, Page 5
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155THE JAPANESE PERIL. Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 28 September 1907, Page 5
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