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made to the Japanese at an early i date and prcssel on tho ground that ‘ the proposed course of action is nec- . "W Balm“ 11111? outlining the dlf- cssury for a victory of the Allied ‘ rim-lulu 5nd dﬂﬂsers as we see them? mouse.

3- ThB Jﬂllfmﬂsi have ﬂl-“Blldy Bil-i ‘The suggested plan is one oi in- ‘ broached the British inquiring fgent hnporlzrncc. The proposals out- lined ilbflﬁt) are in nu way intended ‘ can! W" I-nlIEOHI-mﬁ t0 JBPBH. T719)’ " as an alternative to sending Ameri- ~ were assured that it was not. How- ‘ can infantry to Europe, the necd < ever. this indicates the necessity for for which is constantly increasing. ‘#1131011 and our press should be .‘ 'l‘he problem of Russia is one of pres- Wlmed 110i i0 Write inﬂammatory lsing urgency and in thc present sit- aruclea- luation it is essential to bring'pres-

Th0 Cﬂﬂllfﬂlnlu isuro against; Germany, in the East

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Foreign Office suggested was to sub- 5i: is dif stltute for Japanese intervention an rcn L-r- n lnterallled expedition in which the i: to b»- United States should play a promin- l

ent part. The objections of the Bol- ‘ sheylks to intervention in Siberia had ‘

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arisen in part. from anti-Japanese‘ _ rd] i; i; as- feeling. They feared that it meant th: Pr. ldont Con- permanent Japanese control oi East- "w > H i without

.n'c xlzo l3". . h Govern- :1 1w‘ car: tn Yprorccd inr-

ern Siberia, a fear which was inton- alfted by racial prejudice. They had raised no serious difficulties tollow- t ing the Allied expedition to Murm- ansk, ,and it. was possible that thvy night even ask for intervention in the East if it were given an lntcr- allied character. On March 26, Wisc- m; ma“ recleved l.‘ lelegmm from m9 con-fonts rt ' not‘: cabin from Eng- Foreign Office, instructing him to £13m; m, ,3 .3". < _.~_\. 5mm- consult Colonel House confidentially ‘mom Cx-uwl !,I(\‘]\~ o; the B8 t0 Whttihel‘ SW11 B» SUEEESUP" ‘nubriance oi lhc cubic; were as inl- would cause embarrasment as Wash- .1,,“_.;; ‘ '

ington. If not, the Allies would again , take up with Tokyo the question of } an interallled expedition, for which, the Japanese had earlier exprcssc some distaste.

British Statement

The British War Cabinet arr anxious to learn whether tho PFPS- ident would be disposed to agree t0 f‘ the following course“ of action. l“ l“ ' 1. Great Britain and the United 5*“ States to make a simoitﬂnw“ ow- ‘ posal to the Bolshevlst Government ‘l for intervention by Ithe Allies on

the lines indicated, and understand- j ing to be given for the withdrawal of m1“ all Allied forces at the conclusion oi F“? hoswmes‘ ' - ’ tut. " on . '2. An American force, composed as F:

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from each Allied country. including a strong propaganda detachment would. be attached. It also seems

desirable that the proposal should be

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my 60/0013‘ __ Venn“ by thodmles‘ The proposed time bc in a pcri on to withdraw

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is started now it is estimated that by the spring of 101!) a suffic- irnt Alllvcl form could be deployed ivest of the Urals to rnlly to the Al- lied cause all thosc Russian elements ivhich arc in favor of law and order

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zlevclopment, and xvhlch would ren- roconsiltutlon of a military porter.

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e Western Theater, excopt~ such iall detachments of the other Al- ltcd Powers as are necessary to give the operation an international char-

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‘In this manner, too German troops would be hcld by an Allied force which would not. otherwise be cm-

Frnncc, and this should be uscd in support or in substitution cf the Jap- aircse.

“G. The immediate cficct of this iorco would be, first. to prevent the iwitlidrznval of any further German lit-oops from the East; second. to ob- liar them to draw divisions from the Wcstcrn Front and thus give the Al- iics a rcal chance oi obtaining a mil- hary success in thc ‘first even in limo.

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Treaty. or to preach: Russia and Emos‘. of Asia from bccominz a Gor- man colony. Thc lmnrcnsc spacrs at lllc cncmys disposal for mancuvcr in the West and his superior com- munications would enable him to fight for unlimited time ivitlzout :1 decision being obtained. Even if driv- cn if completely driven out of Franco Belgium. and Italy, the Central Pow- ers would be still unbeaten. Unless therefore, Russia can reconstitute herself as a military power in the East against the time when the Al- lied armies are withdrawn, nothing ban prevent the complete absorption of her resources by the Central Pow- crs., which would imply world domin- ation by Germany; the only means by which the resurrection o! Russia can be brought about is by immod-

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igloycd. Ultimately there may b» a1 rurplus of American troops over and‘ above what can be maintained in‘

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. trlcts should be secured before the ‘hnz-vcst is gaihvrrd in.

l Wilson Fears Japanese Occupation Prcsidcnt Wilson was evidently

fearful lest once the Japanese _ forces l

. found tliemsclvos in Siberia, it would

lb: difficult to persuade them to lcavc. Ufhch‘ military loaders were not like- lly to src much valuc in intervention ‘ unlcs. it was to result in Japanese‘ rotitrol 1n Eastcrn Siberia, to which (Vinson was steadily opposed. Thc

=Prcsiclent sought in every way to limit the sizo of the Japanese army and to lay down conditions ‘of with- ldratval. House noted in his diary on lJuly 25 that Wilson was "frctted” ‘with the Japzinccc attitude. l ‘The difficulty" 1 think. added iriousc, ‘ is that there are two partivs ‘ En Japan. The Cirii Government ' inlzcs to coopcrmc with us and secs ' for it. The military nquu soc nothing in such interven- ‘ .1 fr; Jaimm. 'i‘hr_v have not tlic ' in inc (2nd it

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A‘. the end of July President um» lson reaclirrl on u-zrcemcnt with tho ‘Japanese, wl ’ h rrsailtcd in tho land~ ‘mg at Vladivostok of a small Ameri- “Willi fordc and ultimately of a Jap- anow army 0t some size. The pur- ‘ ‘pose of thc expedition was publiclyl denied with mcziculous care by the, State Department in a declaration’ to which the Japanese Government , igavc full adhcrnncc. tEd. Note: The gcxpeditlon ‘.0 Siberia led to misun-

latrfrnllitary‘ intervention in that lrlcrstandlng and dlillcultles. Thc mute“ {timer-loans understood that each nat- __--g_ To mm u“ . |ion would send 7000 troops, and were ‘No military‘ decisions in the Al- ‘surprised to learn that the Japanese lies" favor can evdi- be expected as lforcos considerably exceeded that , the result of operations on the Wes- number. It developed that the Jap- tern Front alone; nor will such a ‘ancse contended that tho Americans measure of equality as may be looked ‘had violated the agreement by sond- - for in that theater in any way secure ‘ing 2000 non-combatants in addition tho object for which the Allies are lto the 1000 combatant troops. The- fighting, unless combined with the :cxact number of Japanese troops de- , maximum milltaryy effort that can ispatched were not known. but they" be made in the East. , lwere estimated by American officials ‘ ‘iiﬂrhe matter is urgent not merely tat more that 60,000. A ‘ politically, but also because it is lDECLARATION 0F DEPARTMEN necessary to take advantage of they 0F STATE summer. which is rapidly passing‘ August 3., i918 ‘away. and because the agricultural admissible ml

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‘Russia now only to render such pro- I , tcciion and help as ls possible to ihc lCz ' Austrian and German prisoners who ‘are attacking them, and to steady‘ 1 any offorts’ at ‘ self-defense in which the Russians themselves may be willing to accop‘. assistance. . . . . . . ..

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