STANDING ALONE.
JHFFERENCES ISOLATE AMERICA. TROUBLE ON ALL SIDES. (By Cable.—Prees Association—Copyright.) WASHINGTON, January 28. r According to fairly well informed Press reporte President Wilson feels that the United States is now reaching the gravest stage regarding relations with Mexico. . . . ' ' In view of the. serious difference between the United States, and., Great Britain over the tolls question, the dispute with Japan over the anti-alien question, ; with Colombia over the Panama secession, and Russia over the Jewish, question, the Press points out that the United States is now facing a period of splendid isolation as Britain formerly did; The senators who are conferring with President Wilson admit that if Japan is likely at any time to ■go to war with the United States over the Californian difficulty, it will most probably do so when the United States is embroiled with Mexico and seriously at loggerheads with the rest of the civilised world.
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Press, Volume L, Issue 14888, 30 January 1914, Page 7
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151STANDING ALONE. Press, Volume L, Issue 14888, 30 January 1914, Page 7
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