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Show I MEXICO A MENACE TO THIS COUNTRY The most significant act. in all the student demonstrations In the City or Mexico, 'was the carrying of small Japanese flags by the marchers Some time aco it was reported that i ' Mexico and Japan had entered Into ' 1ft a secret treaty, by which the Japanese Japan-ese were accorded certain privileges, Including naval . grounds along the 11 bhore9 of the Gulf of California. This I was denied, but the student outburst proves that the Mexicans look to I Japan to help hold the Americans in ! 1 1 heck and that a Japanese alliance. H If not already formed, would be ac- ' t eptable. This may be the beginning of much - ! vexation for the American people j. Eventually Japan '.'.ill clash with th( ! ' United states, in preparation, th Japanese will cultivate the friendly j feellng of the Mexicans and the In-I In-I , vaslon of this country' will be at-lempted at-lempted from Mexican territory. The Mexican problem is becoming a serious one for the administration in Washington. Foreign governments, wearying over the abuses to which their subjects in Mexico are subjected subject-ed by both federals and rebels, have Inquired as to what the United States purposes doing toward ending the reign of terror, and this country', assuming, as-suming, through the Monroe doctrine, to be sponsor for the conduct of the American republics, must make answer, an-swer, and either offer assurance of better conditions pr yield to other nations na-tions tho duty of making the Mexican respect the forolgner. oo |