The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-11-10
No MESSAGE ON
MEXICO; WILSON
cALLSN'cUNBER !!
Senior Senator From North
Dakota Believes Arms EN-
barge Should be Raised.
sNEERS FOR u. s.
IN CAPITAL CITY
-. Society c. About Cafes
NO Time umis hrs Been Fixed in
Which Reply From, the provision.,
President is Due.

WILL NOT RECOGNIZE HuERrA.
London. Nov. l0.-United
States Ambassador Page today
Presented to the foreign Office an-
other message from President
Wilson saying that under NO cir.
cumstances win the president
recognize Huerta or any OF his
acts.
MAY lift EMBARGO ON ARMS.
Warrington. Nov. lO.-Presi-
dent Wilson Is today seriously
considering lifting the embargo
on arms to Medco.
Washington. Nov. 10.-President
Wilson cleared the Mexican situation
atmosphere somewhat today by MAX
Ing 1t clear that he had no intention
OF addressing congress at present. be-
cause the situation was not in shape
Tor such action. He will wait Huerta' e
reply, upon which no time limit has
been Get.
WIN Repudiate His Acts.
The latest Communication from the
administration to Huerta Is UNDER
stood to have indicated that IL Huerta
remained in power, the United States
would repudiate all his acts as we'll
40 sseSSS W. SAs0 4AON NOu8TC6Ss
Proceed Cautiously.
senator Bacon OF the senate foreign
relations committee said the govern
n,ent would proceed cautiously, but
with the same fixed purpose.
Retnsta&e Legislative Power.
Omcial statement by Charge Algara
Of tho Mexican embassy stated that
the legislative power assumed by HUI
erta Will be reinstated and the new
congress will pass on the result of the
Elections November 20.
Receive Text Of Statement.
The text OF statement given to the
diplomatic corps by TIuerta at Mexico
City Saturday at midnight reached
here from Charge o'Shaughnessy this
Britain refused to comment except
to say that last nights dispatches de.
.on made i psais sSas ioFsssS Fsasee eovsln. M:
mentS have hSer fully advised OF ths
stsps taken by the united States dur
Ing the 1eek. but that the future Of
the United 5ststes Is dependent on de-
washington, Nov. io.-Fnresoinr
his usual custom Of benishing oficiai
busineas on Sunday. President Wilson
worked practically the whole day on
the Mexican problem. He summoned
Senators Borah and McCumber, re-
publican members Of the senate for
eign relations committee, and spent
nearly two hours discussing the situa-
alton. .t@
Nearing Climax.
Last night the president conferred
with Secretary Bryan. From the way
the presidents callers talked the sit
uatton Is rapidly approaching a eli.
max and some definite developments
are expected Immediately.
McCumber Would Raise EMBARGO.
Senator McCumber believes that the
embargo on arms should be raised
dent, he said, in being unwilling to
send munitions Of war into a rebellion
torn republic which might add to the
inhumanity Of the fighting.
He thinks the IIuerta regime is in
such financial distress it will soon
collapse Of its own accord. Senator
Bacon. chairman of the foreign rela-
majority OF the members Of that
committee favor raising the embargo.
Sneess for Z. =.
Mexico City, Nov. 10.-Govcrnment
officials, foreign residents and the
people Of Mexico realize conditions
between this country and the United
HtateS are STRAINED almost to the
point Of war. but there Is perhaps no
man in the entire republic who knows
what Washington will do.
Lind is Ignorant.
John Lind, who represents Presi-
Dent Wilson, is ignorant of the tnten-
dons of his chief, and II Huerta is
anxious. regarding what will develop
he doesn't betray it. Although he
sent diplomatic representatives of
foreign nations note which. in ef-
feet. is defiance of Washington. he
was conspicuous in cafes about town
tong after midnight.
Continue Program.
In his formal statement to the dip.
lomats. Huerta said 1t Is now fore
seen the recent elections are null as
too few precincts participated in the
voting and therefore he will call a
new congress to annul the elections,
The new elections will then be called
and he will continue his program of
pacification.
More uneasiness is apparent at the
American embassy than at the ma.
tfonal palnce. At the palace the optn-
ion is freely expressed. but infre.
quently accompanied by sneers. that
the United States will never inter.
vene in Mexico. =
German Cruiser Leaves Vera Cruz.
cruiser Bremen has been ordered to
leave for Vera Cruz for Tampico.
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