SIBERIAN RAILWAY
JAPAN STATES HER! ATTITUDE
CO-OPERATION IN PROTECTION.
.■■■■■■ TOKIO, 7th-November.'■-Japan's reply to the American Note complaining of the lack of co-operation of the Japanese- troops in connection ■with the control of the Trans-Siberian Railway draws a distinction between military protection, which Japan is willing to undertake, and obedience to the orders of the Inter-Allied Railway Commission, which is in nowise contemplated. The reply-invites the United Statea to present specific instances in support of the statement that Japanese troops refused to protect the lives and property of the Inter-Allied railway inspectors. The reply assures the United Staves that the Japanese troops wil} extent! the'fullest co-operation. Copies of the Note have been sent to England, France, Italy; China., and Russia.
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Evening Post, Volume XCVIII, Issue 114, 11 November 1919, Page 7
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