New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 2, 1917, Page 5

IBIMMBeGonfldeM,Em-- bassy Officials Declare ':Wl-hinnon March 2—The idea RHat Japan would for & moment con- ‘sider the proposal to désert her alli- ’wfl ‘with the Entente, as outlined in tu intercepted note from 'the German Office to.the German minister | Mexico City, to eay mnothing' of . ng with Germany in a war. on nited States is considered utterly osterous in both J‘amm l.flfl official circles. e relations between Japan and | European allies as well as between' n and the United States have been |’ refarded ds growing intreasingly cor- | during the last year, and there .every reagon to bcll.vo, it - was ‘ciat mmen! yeaterday designed to help set at rest any uneasiness about épanese relations which might have n aroused by the publication of atumvted German intrigue, It - "With regard to'the alleged German nese » While lacking information to 'whether such invitation ever iched Tokio, desires to state most hatically that any invitation of be | 1 4 anll at the same time is seeking to impress on the ‘Japanese already 'in this country the necessity for . con- forming in every way to the customs and principles of Amerlm. in order to make themselves unobjectionable to native Americans. One of the movements which is working strongly to produce a close friendship between the two peoples is the growing commercial and financial relations between them. This is be- 3 | ing manifested in two ways. In the first place ,the war with its shutting oft of part of the European . trade with the United ‘States las practically Te- | doubled America’s import and export iong the other iéffects of the pub-. &don of the German scheme to Mexico and. Japan from -the - United States, there is a general belief | b 5 A{h-t it . will help to clear. up and’ to their proper source many of : vague, alarming rumors about activities in Mexico. There & decided disposition in many " to believe that the rumors’ lndn mon- that Wgcfivl- In Mexico have inspired h same source um Ge! ; in other words, that much of lapanese-Mexican . Alarmist talk has elrg:nh u._sh this ,tr: pom e ? Mmaly in- Gm agents, that it has , m of ‘the -many ramifications. 3 Teaching propaganda which .. dur- over the versy. 1s not the slightest disposition to. .feel .that in any ' of this , the Japanese government or have ‘been at all responsible. ‘ The belief is rather that whatever in- trigues have been going on in Mexi- J: % co, it has been German and not Jap- iences ‘which have been at work.’ 'It.is pointed out that in fllelr deliberate attempt tq stir up interna- i tional strife for the United States /‘German propagandists would mot hes- “jtate for a moment to play the game _ends. and at the same time to persuade Ja- Mficials n the Japanese embassy y laid particular emphasis on the ‘with which Japan had sought to any move in or toward Mexico ich would be liable to suspicion in country. Japan had not been slow realize, they saild, in what a deli- |state Mexican politics stood, and had therefore gone: to great trade with Japan. Aside from' this, Japan needs capital for the deyelop- ment of Chinese urces, and nat- urally looks to the United States, now the leading banking country of the world, for it. There have been evidences that she wishes to secure the co-operation and not the rlv-h'y of American firms in' Cmna., one ex- ample being the report tI jcan International Corpo! tlon is to have a )olnc part with Japanese pro- moters /in- the development of ‘the railway systems. But, apart from her primary rea- sons for wishing to maintain friend- ship ‘with. the United States, Japan’'s strengthen the bonds between her and America at present, when the United States on the verge of a e pwii enemy. Should ac- tual war.ensue between’Germany and the United States, it could not but{! strengthen American trlendahlp wmx Japan. ELTZER e Refl(.‘mssl(id.neym Lapactic Pills, S. & D. 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It was said at the embassy that Japanese authorities are making effort on their part to avoid ldnc Coast land and labor ques- in response to the efforts of the an government to prevent el agitation on this question. 'apanese go\ernmant is keeping » létter its ‘‘gentleman’s agree- to prevent further emigration nese ‘laborers to thll conm Pcheco Tooth Paste, 50c size Lyon’s Tooth nine Groves Bromo Quinin Cuticura Ointment . Resinol Soap, 25¢ size, Toilet soaps, natural odors 3 tor =5c Neutrone R99, reliable rheumatic remedy for many years, trial size 50c Phenolax Wafers, bot of 30 for 29¢ Quinine Pills, bot. of*100 for ... 57c Bell-Ans for indigestion, 25c size 19c Steero Bulion cubes, 35c size ... 20c Hay’s Hair Health, 50c size .... 37c ‘estphals Auxhiliator, 50c liw 87c S Prescription 267 su 297 Mais St Fine violin repairing and bow hairing a speclalty. Over twenty yeats ex- Jperience. All work guaranteed, Other d-o(flue repair work. 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