The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-03
INTEREST HAS BEEN REVIVED
Wave Of Patriotism Sweeps Mex
leo and huerta Has Offers
Of Support
FINANCIAL Al0 IS RECEIVED

Washington, Sept. 3.-With the re-
rival Of VIM. Bayard Hale. who has
been making observations in Mexico
for The administration. interest In the
Mexican situation has revived Sec
retary Bryan announced that no word
had been received from Lind, who is
SIM at Vera Cruz.
Hale. who accompanied Lind from
Mexico City to Vera Cruz, is said to
be the bearer of a personal message
In the president. A conference be q,
arranged for late today.
Patriotism Sweeps Mexico.
Mexico City, Sept. "A wave of pa
triotism appears To be sweeping over
Mexico, and from many states and
from all classes. IL is announced. as
surdnces of allegiance and offers Of
service are being received daily by
President Huerta and Ills minister Of
war
Plans are being made for as large a
display az possible Of military strength
on Sept. l6. Independence day, when il
Is proposed to held big parade in
which 20,000 are expected 10 march.
The War Department has been called
upon Ia furnish military instructors 10
q dozen cities where the fear of being
impressed for services against the rev.
olutionists has given way before a
In tt.in Ia n1S nf nj
ages are asking to be drilled in tho
use of arms.
Gift Of 100000 Pesos.
Nor is the aid afforded the govern
ment confined 10 offers to serve in the
ranks. A delegation of planters from
the state of Morelos has waited upon
the president and rendered n subscrip-
tion OF 100000 pesos
Ministers Gamhoa and Urrutia, of
foreign affairs and the interior respec-
lively, today issued denals OF the dec
laration from the War Department
concerning the shifting of army dl-
vision headquarters from interior
points To the coasts and frontier. II
is now explained that If these shifts
are made it will he solely for the pur-
pose of guarding against rebel opera :
tions.
lr addition to the students of the
preparatory schools, where military
instruction has been enforced for
some weeks. the manual of arms is
being taught the workmen who are
attending night schools and the en-
ployees of the tax department. The
employees of several banks are also
said To have organized a company and
protfered their services
The newspapers continue To devote
themselves editorially To the subject of
the late diplomatic exchanges, dwell
inc upon the alleged sympathy and
encouragement Mexico is receiving
from the press of France. Germany
ana Great Britain.
Diaz to Return Oct. a.
The followers of Gen. Felix DiaI eN-
pect hin To return To Mexico city not
later than oct I, to push his campaign
for the presidency. Senor Gamboa SAID
today that no further instructions re-
%arding the Japanese mission. To winch
Gen. Diaz was appointed. would be rs
sued by his department until after Mo-
Nember, the month in which the cleo
tionG are To he held.
American residents continued tn
take trains tn Vera Cruz today. Consul
General Shanklin received fewer visit
ors than on previous days. The opln-
ion Is growing that President Wilson's
warning Ia get out, so far as regards
the large centers, Will not he generally
oheyed. unless further information or
a daNpi,o ,baracfar 10 forthcoming,