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JAPAN HAS
CLAIM TO
KIAUCHU
TOKIO, April 7— (Correspondence
of The Associated Press)— Japan is
not obliged to return Kiauchau to
China but is willing to do so on terms
that will secure the peace of the East,
says the Chujrwat Shioyo (Journal of
Commerce.) Commenting on the an
nouncement by the Chinese peace del
egates in New York that China would
insist on the restitution of Kiauchau
and the revision of commercial treat
BROSIUS & NOON
SEWARD, ALASKA.
LUMBER and BUILDERS
’ ies with Japan, the paper says that ns
| to the latter Japan is willing to un
dertake the revision of the present
! treaties hut that such a step will have
, no practical value unless China takes
, steps to restore internal harmony an 1
. iontrol of the bandits.
As to Japan’s loans to China, the
Chugwai Shiogyo assured the South
China party that Japan would not
hand over the balance of 20.000,000
yen loaned for China’s participation in
the war, the object of which the
Southern Party has regarded as su
spicious. Japan’s railway loans, the
paper says were should be excepted
because the railways are urgently
needed and if the loans were extended
with proper care, they would not have
any political significance.
One of the claims of China at the
Peace Conference is the return of
Kiauchau which was occupied by the
Germans and, as a German colon /, I
was captured by Japan early in the ]
war. According to semi-official Chin
ese sources in Peking, pressure was
brought to bear by Japan to induce the
Chinese government to disavow the
action of its delegates at the Peace
Conference. The Chinese president
was reported to have refused to inter
fere with the Chinese peace delega
tion in Paris.
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GEORGE GOSHAW STARTS
A NEW FUR ORGANIZATION
George Goshaw, formerly deputy
marshal in this district under H. P.
Sullivan is now traveling through
Alaska in the interest of the George
K. Goshaw Co., dealers in fur. Mr. Go
shaw passed through Seward during
the past few days on his way to the J
Kuskokwim and then to Nome.
Mr. Goshaw has just been released
from the Tank Service where he work
ed his way up to Personnel Adjutant,
stationed at Camp Cole, on The old
Battle of Gettysburg field. Mr. Go
shaw said that many Alaskans were
in the tank service and they were the
A-l bovs of all others, of which he
•pnojd A()snf sc.w
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FINDING ZEPPELIN BOMBS
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GERMANY, April 7— Zeppelin
bombs of uncertain age and manufact
ure have been destroyed by the hun- I
dreds recently by American soldiers !
engaged in “cleaning up” after the
withdrawal of the enemy. Thes*' |
bombs, of no practical use owing to
long exposure to the weather, were
found near a hangar in the region of
Treves when the American Army of
Occupation crossed into Rheinish Prus
-sia from the Luxemburg hoarder.
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