Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-03-16
MEXICO Is SAFE
500 rssRN seeuellc comps.
FsNT TO PROTECT INTERESTS.
SAYS ENVOY.
FOREIGN TROOPS BARRED
Consent Of Senate Necessary. When
$ 'n'noss'eIe-creei Ayers No Con.
sessions Have Been Grant
ed Japan.

WASHINGTON, u Mevse Mi!
resent intervention uy lie Ini;ed
states or any other country for the
N;'iNase 81 protee;ius TIE isses .nd
lAFoner'y OF their c.,izsls resident III
S'sNieSs Ssaor de Ia isrra. MsNscan
ssssssioF q he lnaei States de-
e'A 81 that Nes.s U.lss.ss herself
Tally eangstcn- 10 ,sroie al il.1sr
ssis IN the country. ROT oull her avn.
ha' hose Of Tor. gnefS
The statement maze ~ Ambassador
&c x harra MAS .ss follows
he conditions Il Nsxieo ar nor
aaa- With he exception q i small pog
Ten OF the stare ot ChhnAh.a Where
= l:;sis tods o; seditleas men are ear.
syins on i guerrilla Wag.ale nat hope
"ill he linisAea III the near future
re best elements OF MaNio n eifi-
zeasNip are in favor Of mainlainins
PEACE and order and that explains Why
Tie sesitions movement has been le
cnoed % The guerrilla wal.a4. in the
northern section Q. Chihuahua Re.
ports published aboQ, The growth OF
The sediuons movement aase bee. an
uas and exaggerated
he constitution OF MEXICO lori ids
tie government officials. whoever they
be. TO permit foreign troops 10 enrar
NeNlean territory without the consent
OF tie senate Ny government. j,atr
etc and strong never has ard never
Viii entertain such an idea or ihoGsst
with respect 70 the United States, be
cause he relations between the mo
countries are very sincere and frank
and me policies OF -ae Two govern
ments are founded on The sentiment
OF sincere friendship and al respect o. (
iusliee
Concessions to Japan Denied.
Mexico City. MeNieo The Mem
60 has granted 10 Japan no concession
Tor the maintenance of naval sta.
Ton and no privileges on th. Telluan
'epec railway. are statements which
Enrique c Creel. minister OF foreign
affairs, authorized Franc SEQ / de IA E
fSaifa Mexican ambassador Al Wash
nston. TO make
he increasing rumor in the ini,ed
states that Mexico had entered into
IN agreement with Japan whereby the
after was TO BE permitted 10 use GER
am ports along the coast Of Lower
alifornia and TO be granted special
lTlNileeeS for the Transportation OF
upplies over the lsthmian railroad.
'aused Mir. de la Earra 10 send 10 me
oieisn office request that he be pes
Aitfed 10 make a definite statement
esardins the changes
Mr. Creel has also asked Mr. de Ia
'afra 70 extend 10 President Taft his
hanks for the latter's fliendl, atti.l
Ade and fer The explanation h.. SOM
0 President lpiaz relative OF The Ir,l,ii
zaIlon OF American troops
With the exception OF the VI, Mean
ierald every paper in the c!tg save
he story of the explanation secured
y the Associated Press representa-
I'VE on board President l'aft'S train
aeond place in heir displays
III Tiempo. paper popularity sup
csed TO represent the views of the
ataoilc elergs. is he most vigorous
Us expressions This paper sneers
ne IDEA Of intervention, but Warns
le MeNican government that a wise +
fosram must be carried out if inter. y
ention is to be avoided II advises
ne government TO make such changes
ne personnel of public officials as I
fe necessary TO allay popular dis;sp- Y
toNal and 10 do ii at once and Nth
At lear of offending anyone. regard
IS OF his political standing.
The mobilization of troops is char. h
7ferized as the command attention" (,
ln warning TO Mexico quickly 10 d
establish the peace of the country
he paper sums up the progress be. q
made in the suppression OF the .
iNoiufion. finds it satisfactory and =
includes with the statement that tho -
te 81 the country now rests with tbs (,
,yernment
Railroad officials and other Aineri- /
ms representing large business inter A
Is in Mexico express them selves as !,
ell pleased with the action of the
nlted States in sending an army to
g hordeF seeing in this nothing hut
endlinsss towards the NleNca, GOV
nnent II
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