The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-08
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fhN ANrONiu. Tn Match g8
Win tho noN demand o. f.k of fpt.
rn thousand rrrfulis. tho issuanDo ui
nn order hl General Garter making
provisions GOV n Sudden move should
% be- required, and a statement hy pr
g. b. Cancnsii Of enc Mexican roso
utiounry iuuth. thnt "the United
States will intervene in Mexico un
less there ia definite show Of tram
guilty hy MAY d. the Recently dlmln
ishod war cloud doomed larger today
4 Doctor Carcusu fee sure enough
of bis facts to embody them On a re-
port 10 Francisco J Madero, che reyo-
lutlonary leader who at the last ro
port Was within 30 miles Of the city
OF Chihuahua Doctor CaHcristi urg-
cd the insurecto chief TO achieve
decisive victory at all costs by May
D. FOR be- wrote. President Taft will
not wait longer than that for quiet 10
be- restored, business resumed and
traffic over the railroads to be se-
cure"
The courier departed from here 90.
day with Rector Caricristi's letter a.
is not an order for Madero is the SUI
preme leader. but is IN the nature of
q report on the meaning OF the mo-
Utilization OF American troops in Tex
as
Most OF Doctor Caricristis invesu-
eating was done at Washington, al
though he visited ri Paso and Laredo
before coming 10 San Antonio An
inkling that something unusual was
afoot reached him some time before
the famous Paris interview with Jose
Yves Iimantour, Mexican Minister Of
Finance, and he proceeded at once
to Washington. In an interview today
he said:
"Of course, a complete Federal tri-
umph in Chihuahua, the restoration Of
communication and other business
likewise would avoid Intervention. I
know absolutely that President Taft
is determined that order shall be re-
stored, and quickly, by one side or
the other in Mexico, with the alter
native Of Intervention.
TN my report TO Senior Madero, |
point out the necessity Of capturing
and holding the state of Chihuahua.
II this can be accomplished. am
convinced that the .revoIutionists will
be recognized as belligerents by the
United States and other governments.
81 have reason to believe that May
is the date set for the termination
Of Presidents Tafts patience with
the disorder south OF the Rio Grande
Neither side wants intervention
and believe firmly that Federals and
reYolutionists would make commor
cause against an invader.
1.-THE financial interests OF the Unit
ed States in Mexico are immense, anC
with those OF Europe are greater il
a money sense than those of Mexico
! Recently compiled statistics, which
show that billion dollars of Amer
lean money are invested in that coun
try, and that the interest of Europ,
Is about half that sum.
ut is a fact that IS per cent of thu
credit in Mexico is in the hands o
Americans and Europeans.
Just how much influence has beei
exerted in Mexico by certain great In
terests, cannot say / can swed
that the revolution in Mexico starte
within its own borders, of it's ow
force, for helped to start it. But
gives food for thought to know tina
one interest, which has millions in
vested, has always been on the frien.
Hest terms with President Diaz, an
has received many concessions fror
him. Another interest. with NOR
money, and an eye on certain grea
natural resources of the country, hs
been antagonized at court by the fol
mer. The interest OF the latter in
change OF administration seems obv
GUS"
General Carriers Order.
General Carter's order for tent
tive sudden movement OF the trooI
follows:
Under instructions from the W.
. Department, the base for the diyisio
- has been established at Fort Sal
Houston, Tex, under direction
Brigadier General Joseph W. Dunca
u. s. A. The property accountable
of officers belonging to the diyisic