JAPAN WANTS PEACE.
BUT CAN FIGHT IF NEEDED. (Time* and Sydney Sun Services.) LONDON, March IS. Brigadier-General N. W. Banardiston, commanding the British at Tsing-tau, expresses admiration for Japan's excellent fighting machine. The Japanese are.well disciplined, and possess ample initiative. The Japanese have the greatest possible admiration for Britain, and they realise that as long as Japan and England are friends, there will be peace in the-Far East.' "That," says the brigadier-general, "is what they want."
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 67, 19 March 1915, Page 5
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