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The South Man Churia Railway. Even if public opinion is against us today, there is no certainty that it will never change. Humanity crucified Jesus of Nazareth two thousand years ago.

In a few years, we, Japanese, shall be understood as Jesus of Nazareth One. That's what Yosuka Matsuoka said before the League of Nations. Manchuria belongs to us by right. He almost yelled at. He argued brilliantly before the League.

The Japanese had been called to account before the assembly of the League of Nations for taking Manchuria. Matsuoka was sent by Japan as its chief delegate because he knew more perhaps than any other Japanese about Manchuria.

He played an important role in promoting Japan's interest in Manchuria before the shooting started. The League listened to his arguments and to the other negotiations for three months, and then brought in a verdict against Japan by a count of 42 to 1.

Matsuoka walked out, Japan lost before the League of Nations, but Japan still had Manchuria. Years before the Japanese invaded Manchuria, when they were penetrating it economically, They explain their interest there. There is no accord for suspicion.

The reason for Japan's interests in Montreal are easily understood. From the beginning, Japan has worked out her future by industry, and the commerce are not law. Our thought of conquest is out of the question.