Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
One Infringement of Neu- trality Laws and Troops Will be Thrown Into
 Mexico -.
COUNTRY SEETHES
 WITH REVOLUTION
Any Moment May See Ex- plosion That Will Blow Madero Government
 to Pieces
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 | WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-Deter- mined that no more American lives shall be sacrificed as the result of fighting along the border. United
 States troops along the Rio Grande We're reinforced today. and orders given that no firing across the line 1 be allowed, even if it becomes neces-
 sary for American soldiers to enter
 Mexico to stop it. The order, most sweeping that has gone out from the White House in the present situation, came after d conference by the pres iGent. Secretary Stimson. and Acting i Secretary of State Huntington Will : sen. orders also were issued to all { commanders in the United States tO hold men ready to move at an in stant's notice. The acute situation on the Mexican border has had the effect Of putting the army in high ! state of preparedness. and mObiliza- ton on the Rio Grande could be ef- ! fected quickly if occasion arose. Mex leo will be advised of this action and it is understood a neutral zone , is to be insisted upon. in which no firing will be allowed. The United States will enforce the zone order and see that it is respected.
 SAN ANTONIO. Feb. 24-Within 2f hours the Twenty-second regiment i of infantry and one battalion of ar tillery stationed at Fort Sam Houston will be en route for Fl Paso to as sist in enforcing the neutrality laws ard if necessary tn invade Mexico. Telegraphic instructions were receiv- ed from the war department fate to- day directing the troops movement. The supply train for the infantry
 regiment left tonight. the first of six trains necessary to transport the troops Two trains carrying infantry men will leave tomorrow early. and the artillery will entrain tomorrow right or Monday morning. Troops will be fully equipped for field ser vice and carry rations for 90 days. MEXICO CITY, Feb. 24.-MaderO
 tonight .cLiied by te,'tgrapb to the appeal of Emilio Vasquez Gomez in
 san int"nio. Texas. that "he return
 to the revolution the power it gave him. charging the former cabinet
 minister with responsibility for the
 state in which the country finds itself
 and declining to abandon the post
 conferred upon him by t!Ie people The
 messasa follows:
 In replying to your message in which
 you propose that I renounce the office
 of constitutional president of the re-
 public. I win say that I occupy my
 position by authority freely given by
 a majority of Mexican citizens. You.
 on the occasion of my election, were
 one of my opponents and obtained
 a minority vote so insignificant that
 it should have made you understand
 that the Mexican people had no pre-
 affection for you and disapproved of
 your lamentable conduct during your
 incumbercy of the post of secretary
 of the interior. You. in that post have
 abused the confidence which I. as
 chief of a triumphant revolution. re- posed in you. and distributed the funds
 of the revolutionary treasury among
 the revolutiOnist's to satisfy your per
 sonal ambitions, preparing through
 this unpatriotic conduct the present
 situation. That situation fortunately is not so grave as you desire. nor does
 it merit the support of a majority of
 the citizens. I shall not abandon the post which the people have conferred upon me out of fear of difficulties you created for me. At this moment it is my duty to save the republic from any dangers which may menace it.
 No revolution can triumph when it does not meet with national favor. when it's chief in place of ex- posing his life to contingencies of war. remains sheltered from all risk under foreign flag"
 FL PASO, Feb. 24.-United States and Mexico secret service men to- night seized a manifesto issued by GonzalO Enrile. former Mexican con sul to Brussels. which made an att tack on President Taft. declaring he is responsible for the troubles in Mexico and Latin America. The man. ifesto was intended for circulation in Juarez and Fl Paso tonight. Tonight are searching for GonzalO Enrile. The manifesto says in part:
 There have been so many bad acts in Mexico caused by your great efforts at expansion and domination that it would be crime of lese patria to suffer them in silence long ar. You created, fomented. and con a revolution which placed in your power the traitor who Is giving YOU our country. Your troops