Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-03-10
President Makes it Known
That lnsurrectiOn Must
be Ended
TO KEEP NEUTRALITY
All Soldiers Expected to Be on
Scene Tomorrow and War
Vessels by Sunday.

| Washington, March 1O.-W1th all
| details of the southwark movement
of troops completed and the scene OF
activity shifted from Washington 10
the field, the Headquarters Of the army
today is awaiting complacently the ar
rival OF the commands al their OBJ
jective points. Reports 20 the war de
Dartment indicate that by tomorrow
nearly all the troops will have re-
ported. The naval contingent Is NOV
/ ing equally swift and will be ready 90
report at the various destinations by
Sunday.
DISARM 70 INsUWRECTOs.
FL Paso. Texas. March 1O.-News
reached here this morning OF a fight
opposite Fabens between .nsurrectos
and federals. Later 20 insurrectos
came across the river and were cap
tured and disarmed by American sol
diers
NOT SEEKING BA>E.
Washington. March 10.-The Jap.
anese ambassador today emphatically
denied Japan had secured or ever
made the slightest effort 10 secure a
coaling station for a naval base from
Mexico.
GERMANY DENIES TROUBLE.
Berlin. March lot is oficially and
explicitly affirmed the German govern
ment has received intimaGons from
it's legation or consulates ln Mexico
= -upUn which, I-reeuetsr Intervention
or independent steps TO protect Ger
man interests there could be founded.
. -
the doctrine has been raised
DENIES RIGHT TO INTERVENE.
New York. March 1O-Gustav Ma
derO. brother of the Mexican rcvo-
Iutionary leader. today admitted the
right of the United States 20 mobilize
troops along the border 90 prevent
the smuggling OF arms and ammuni-
ton into Mexico At the same time
he emphatically denied the right of
the Americans 10 take any step tend
ing 70 suppression Of the revolution
or as supporter of the Diaz gov
erument.
MENICANS NOT INCITED.
Baltimore. March GO.-Tho News
+ this afternoon prints dispatch from
the editor Of the El DiarO Al Mexico
City. in which IT, is stated the health
. Of President Diaz was never better.
/ The massing Of the American troops
/ created great impression on the
/ public al the Mexican capital but the
people have accepted I'm good faith
President Tafts statement concern
! ing the object.
MAKES HENL PURPOSE CLEAR.
Washington, March 1O.-That the
administration has decided 20 dissem.
+ bic no longer its reasons for the sudden
and uuprecodented movement Of troops
to the N,ican border is indicated bv
the following dispatch received lasi
night from the STAFF correspondent OF
the Associated Press. who is accom-
panyiug President Taft on his journey
10 Atlanta.
The dispatch is dated Charlottesville.
Va. through which the presidents
train passed last night at 7:10 O'Clock.
TEXT or the DISPATCH.
T. reads a. follows.
"Au dDub. as 90 She purpose of the
government iu sending 10000 troops 10
the Mexican border has a. last bcen
swept away. Tho United States has
determined that tho revolution IN tho
. ItUlbll| TO Altf rbNNtl iIN7' 'IiAr
"The american troops have beer
sent 10 form a solid military wall along
the Rio Grande 10 stop flibustering
and to see that there is no further
smuggling OF arms and men across tho
international boundary
WILL soon End.
"It is believed that with This source
Of contraband supplies cut on the IN.
suTrectionary movement, which has
disturbed conditions generally for
nearly a year without accOmplishing
anything Ike the formation Of a re.
spOnsible independent government
will speedily come 10 a clOse
President Taft. on his way 20 A.
lanta and Augusta for 10 days vaca-
lion. passed through here al 7:i0
O'Clock last night lie appeared well
satisfied with the situation.
LESSON TO CRITICS
There Is general belief that the
rapid movement OF troops into Texas
and southern California Will 80 speed
iIy accomplish its purpose that the
net results In the end viii constitute q
valuable lesson in quick mobilization
Of an effective fighting force which viii
prove a revelation 10 the country at