The Archive · 1915

Japanese Newspaper Comment

Prom Our Chinese Correspondent

Peking, Jan. 22.

Japanese papers express indignation and dissatisfaction at the recoat Chinese Notg. asking for the Berlin, Jan, $3.

The Foreign Office publishes the following report:

The enemy's aviators' yesterday Great Hicadquarters, Jan. 23. threw bombs near Ghent and Zeebriigge without any result.

Between Souain and Porthos, north of the Camp de Chilons, the enemy attacked yesterday afternoon, but the attack broke down under the German fire. The enemy fled into hie trenches, In the Argonnes the Germans have taken four machine guns.

Northwest of Pont-\-Mousson, two French attacks have been repulsed with heavy losses for the enemy. In the fights to win back the German trenches, the enemy has lost since January $1 seven guns and machine guns.

Near Wiesenbach the Chassours Alpines have been repulsed.

Bevoral night attacks by the en-eny'on Hartmanns Weiletkopt bare East *Prissian' frontier "In ¢ north repotted' fron} the' on account of the peaceful condition ig Shantung Province, and say that the attitude adopted by China is rather unfriendly as Japan has repeatedly informed the Peking Government that the time for the withdrawal of the Japanese troops and the cancellation of the war zone has not arrived, and that Japan will consult China on the matter when the right mo-significant attack has been re-Poland, near Przssnysz, an in-

pulsed. Blinno and Goweek, have been cleared of the Russians.

Detachmente advancing on Srpital Gorny were forced to retreat.

The German attacks in the district of Soczachew have made progress, Near Rawa and Ghenciny there has been brisk cannonade.

Berlin, Jan. 23. Ths "Deutscher Ueberseedienst" ment comes. reports The papers further sav that The Stockholm correspondent of Baron Kato, Japanese Foreign the "Vorsieche Zeitung" says that Minister, has expressed d'ssa isfac-) England's se. policy aims at gention at the Chinese Note. and re-lorally damaging the t-ide and the gards it as interfering with Japan-hindu try of neutral countries. ese military actions in Shantung S-yo< ish. industry, in consequence Province... Hence, the papers say, of the eeessary raw mater. besides refusing China's request

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