VIEWS OF "THE TIMES."
ATTSTKAT.TA'S POSITION. (Beceived 5.16 ajn.) LONDON, March 23. "The Times" says: "The growth of the United States:and the growti or Japan are amongst the most wonderful and mo.mentOQs phenomena in the history of the -world. The Japanese have never forgotten that it was to their contact with -America that they owe the impulse which.led to Japan's marvellous transformation. '"'America is proud." continues "The Times," "of the part President Koosevelt .jplayed in terminating the. RussoJapanese war, and Japan is grateful therefor."*: "The wisdom of the statesmen of both sides has dispelled the recent cloud., The American fleet will Tie the honoured gnest of both Australia .and Japan, fox the Cknmnojrwealth views the action of our allies as demonstrating friendship 'for a nation to'whom, in civilisation of a type to which they both belong, It owes many dfLite moat valued features, and most conspicuous triumphs." ~ • (Received 10.22 ajn.) MELBOTIRNE, this day. "MV- Deakin has received the nfUri*] acceptance of his invitation to tie United States fleet.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 72, 24 March 1908, Page 5
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