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WILSON SEES NO
CRISIS IN Mexico
Denies Ambassador Suggestt
Intervention.
NOT TO MAKE WARL|KE NOW
The President Also Feels That tbs
Situation Has Failed to Excite PUB
lie Mind In This Country.

Washington, July 20. - Presiden
Wilson does not believe the publil
mind in the United States is excitet
over the situation in Mexico nor is hs
convinced that a crisis had yet beei
reached in the revolution.
This in ormation was obtained II
official circles with an authoritative
denial that any proposal looking to
ward a cooperation between American
military forces and the Mexican gov
ernment for the restoration of peacs
had been suggested.
Ambassador Wilson, Immediately az
ter his conference with President VII
son, said: The discussion related e1
tirely to the facts of the situation n
Mexico and not at all to any questiok
of governmental policy. All views rei9
tive to the situation have been places
in the hands of the president for ht
consideration.
Secretary OF State Bryan was no
present Ambassador Wilson said thaa
he expected to leave Washington, Z
be away for several days. He would
not discuss the possibility of his re
turn to Mexico in his official capacity
His departure at this time seems t.
indicate that he will not appear befors
the senate foreign relations commit
tee
1t was learned at the White Houst
that reports crediting Ambassador
q q
of proposals contemplating military
cooperation with Mexico or interyen
ton, were unfounded. The presidenl
has received from Ambassador Wilson
historical account of events in Mex
leo in the last three years.
The ambassador declared that he hal
not mentioned any remedies on thu
situation to any one, and had not ever
put on paper the plans he had in mind
He had reserved these, he said, for his
personal interview with the president
Just before Ambassador Wilson
went into conference with the presi
dent he referred in conversation witt
inquirers to the proposals for solution
of the Mexican difficulty. He dictated
this statement, which he said he wal
anxious to have reach the MexicaI
people especially:
with reference to publishedt pro
posals, / disclaim all responsibility fQ1
th e.F,,
and | regret that anything like D
was made public
Contradictory information has READ
ed the Washington government regard
ing the stability of the Huerta admin
istration. 1t was said to be question
of reliability of informants. Officials
declined to state which reports were
credited.
Secretary Bryan, after call at the
White House, sought information
through a conference with Mr.. Brown
president of the Mexican Nationa
Railways, on traffic conditions in Mex
leo and their relation to the paralyzet
condition of commerce and industry
Latest reports from the embassy II
Mexico City have reflected the finan
cial situation.
The president authorized the state
ment that nothing had happened in thu
past ten days to make the situation
better or worse. The president re
fused to make. any comment upon tht
attempted assassination of Charles B
Dixon, the American immigration Off
cial, who was shot at Juarez on Sat
urday, because. he said, he did no
have all the facts in the case before
him. The president gave assurance
however, that he had ordered a rigif
investigation, and that the state de
partment would de everything possible
to bring the guilty parties to justice.