New-York tribune., 1913-11-28
SenOr de la Cara, Huerta'S
John Lind, DisCredits
Warlike Reports.
WILSON A UNIFIER;
DOESN'T KNOW 1T
Visitor, Praising Chief, Grills In
formation About Country in
Fire Of Sarcasm.

"To my knowledge. President Huerta Is
enjoying good health. good humor and
splendid anti-Americansm," said Senor
f. de In Cara at the Waldorf last msh''
Sefior de la Cara. although not admit
ting il. is considered the John Lind OF the
Huerta government.
"It looks as If the case OF Mexico Is an
abuse Of the confidence OF the American
people-an abuse toward commercialism.
President Huerta drank glass OF
wine with Charge d'Affaires O'Shaugh-
messy to the health of America the other
day. Did you know that? You did not
because New York newspapers are not
getting their news right.
II have postponed my trip to Paris for
the present. / want to see about those
alleged 'ultimatums' of (which you read
almost daily. ] notified the people OF
Mexico that ] would stay here while.
| am here. as you see. | shall stay until
| know something more definite
The only result Of the policy of Presi-
dent Wilson Will be TO unite General
Huera and General Carranza, as Andrew
Carnegie. the prince Of peace" said
would have occurred had any nation in
terfered I'm the war between the States OF
America. Then well run to Washington
and thank him forever, Such cases of
mistaken direction are registered In his
tory. | should not be surprised. Column
bus started TO India and discovered
America.
do you know that when Americans
were told to get out OF Mexico they had
only third class tickets against a note.
and that the Mexican government had to
pay the difference TO give them decent
journey I'm first class coach TO the from
tier and thence where they wished To 30?
THAT is the difference I'm the treatment
Of Americans by the American govern
ment and by our own people. ! think
Americans will be somewhat surprised to
learn this of the nation which President
Wilson considers unable to look after its
own affairs and protect foreigners.
New York people are misled regarding
Mexico. They are to-day taking for GER
tain Villas statements. and the day after
tomorrow they will offer no objection TO
contradictory news that surely will b.
uutllShed. sc lNlS mas bttN shlIS OH
every twenty-four or forty-eight hours for
the las. eight months. and we hope II
goes on thus for the next eight years
Il am astonished at the sources from
which this country gets news, which the
next day Is contradicted or apologized
for. Since / have been here they tele-
graphed that liucrta fred 10 the fortress
Of Chapultepec. The fortress is beau
tiful castle. surrounded by the bou.eyards.
I'm the heart Of the city OF Mexico. He
gave a splendid reception there 10 the
diplomatic corps-and that's where he
toasted America with Charge OShaugh-
messy
we have heard every few hours that
an ultimatum Is going to be presented and
American marines will land, but the ulti-
matum has not been intended at Wash
ngton and the marines have nothing 10
do on Mexican soil. They are enjoying
their drills on board thir ships
II am waiting for direct, reliable news
from home. / shan't go TO Paris until
we know what's what. ! Will add this.
however.
The American government tells Amcri-
cans To get out OF Mexico and furnishes
no ships To take them away, but IL fur
uishcs ships TO take anti-lluerta leaders
wherever they want TO GO