Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-17
WILSON HOPEFUL
ABOUT MEXICO
1oont,nu.a from Fsrst Psseo

|
eraI Aureliano Banquet. the minister
OF war. Is said to have had 9 mis-
understanding with President HuerIa
which may cause him to leave MS
post. -.,,4,,
General Huerta is proceeding with
hia efforts to organize the new con-
Rress regardless OF the notice given
/ to him by John Lind that serious
sequences would follow sucn d
step.
attempt would be made this afternoon
to organize the senate as SATURDAY
effort failed owing to the lack Oh
quorum.
The Chamber Of Deputies was or
dered to hold a session today for the
purpose of revising the credentials
| of its members. Unless the United
States finds O. means to bring about
an alteration of the present plans the
first regular meeting of that mouse
will occur on Thursday.
The impartial today refers editori-
ally to the organization OF the Mexl-
can Congress.
Calls Wilson "AIighty Parsonage"
ut appears" says the impartial,
that this congress displeases the
Mighty Parsonage of the White
House. He takes us for slaves.
whereas we belong to the noble ana
fierce race of Circumference. the last
Aztec sovereign of Mexico. crossed
with the blood of that other indomit-
able and proud people whose monu-
ments of glory rear themselves on
the heights of the Andes.
"Our grand President, now u1em-
barrassed by intriguers, stands more
| firm than Porphyry OF bronze.
A people which loses its inde-
pendence and dignity without a
supreme effort Is worse than dead
and merits eternal ignominy."
The article continues by saying
that the writer cannot believe the
Yankees will launch upon such. an
insane adventure as a war with
| Mexico.
VERA CRUZ, Nov. 17.-Eight
American families arrived here from
Mexico City this morning and re-
ported that a general exodus was be-
| ginning. Many more are expected to-
night and still greater number to-
morrow morning.
Manuel Cara Aldape, who recently
resigned the ministership OF the In
terror in the cabinet, arrived here this
morning from Mexico City and
boarded the steamer Espange, accom-
panied by his wife and children. He
was escorted to the quay by the local
officials.
/ In reply to questions he would only
say he was proceeding to Paris to
take up his duties as Mexican minis
ter to France.
| All the ministers of foreign coun-
tries are still here and 1t Is not anti
cipated that any of them will leave
their posts, even in case OF interven-
| ton.
Admiral Won Hintze, the German
minister, declares today that he be-
lieves there Is, no reason for anxiety
"a plan is being considered he said
"by which armed Intervention will
most surely be avoided"
On representations which the state
department directed Consul Edwards
to make, Friends Balm, an Amer.
lean, reported in danger Of execution
has been released at Juarez Consul
| Edwards reported Ballin's life had
not been In danger.
Rear Admiral Boush, on the battle
ship Louisiana, has been instructed
| to demand the release OF severa
Americans detained by the Constitu
/ tionalists at Tuxpam.
BERLIN, Nov. 17-Admirai Pau
Won Hintze, the German minister II
Mexico, has ordered the cruiser
Nuremberg, now on the Pacific coas
of Mexico, to proceed to San Bias an6
take on board any German fugitivel
from the city of Topic, which II
threatened by insurgents.
Private steamers are to be char
tered IL the Weinberg Is unable +
reach San Bias in time.