"The Times" in article referring to the and embarrassing coincidence' Senator Borah's proposal and Ambassador—Houghton's report, which not unnaturally is regarded in many quarters as clear evidence of the tendency of America to return to her policy of suspicious isolation, congratulates the State Department on removing the danger of apprehension regarding Senator Borah's proposal and also its inti:
that Mr. Houghton's report! must not be taken as an indication of the Government's policy, but the paper expresses the opinion that the incidents cannot be dismissed as though they never occurred, especially Mr. Houghton's "far too sweeping indictment." Tt says that the Ambassador's summary' view of the League as a feeble replica of the Holy Alliance is, as Leriefly reported, almost unintelligible, It points out that America withdrew at the most dificult time from—intens participation in European counsels and has given are the worst enemies of peace—
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