U.S.A.'s FLEET.

Feilding Star, Volume II, Issue 592, 24 March 1908, Page 4

U.S.A.'s FLEET.

THE VISIT TO JAPAN. SATISFACTION IN THE UNITED STATES. JAPANESE JUBILATION. I _____ [BY ELECTRIC TELEGBAPH — COPYRIGHT J ! LPEB PRESS ASSOCIATION.] Tokio, March 22. Gratification is expressed everywhere in Japan at America's acceptance of the invitation for the fleet's visit. The newspapers declare that the j visit will afford an opportunity for showing tho sincerity of Japanese friendship for the United States. London, March 22. The New York correspondent of the Times reports that few events have been hailed, with more genuine satisfaction by the entire people and press, than the visit of the fleet to Japan. Even the New York Sun declares that it is satisfactory to see, instead of distrust, a feeling of international 'goodwill and mutual confidence. St. Petersburg, March 22. Tho Bourse Gazette, St. Petersburg, commenting on the pacific sontimoiits between America and Japan, declares that the invitation to the fleet does honour to Japan diplomacy, and will raise Japan's prestige.