It warns both ra es of the foilly of such an attempt. If these races )-e to remain on friendly terms they must not disregard that warning. It is said we must admit .7apanese immigration or lose the friendship of Jnpan. Japanesp statesmen. in my judgment. are not justified. iil the light of history and in the face of actual conditions which have develnied in other parts of the world and along ur own Pacific (-(last. in regarding this legislative proposilion as either unfriendly or as a reflection upon the Japanese as a people. It seems to me that both nations.
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