The evening world., 1913-07-26
Criticises Sending Of Special
Agents to Mexico With Use of
Government Secret Code.
HE OUTLINES POLICY.
Emphatic Against Mediation,
Declaring Huerta Would Not
Agree to Proposition.


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WASHINGTON. July 1.-Hsrs 10 the
day.s news Of the complleataons b.
,v..r th. r,r,,.A at.,.. .,A Nsxico.
told WITHOUT ad1ectives ana opinions
President Wilson at S.iI A. u. took his
s. - .o,. c,,,. ana ..s~,.a pr.,r IN.
49,
Wo
son ms az s. ~. -. oo S .. ~.
''.". o.' W '.,,,s ~ S"so. " a..
,,nN," ."s' 80. ~ w..S..-,oa ..,v
.s,. $500. .ra w.,. - On" sho..h.m
Hotel for q bath and BREAKFAST Thsn
he had q talk with the reporters. Al
1918 Ambassador Wilson went to tho
State Department and was received by
Secretary Bryan. HaIf an hour laesr Ne
departed. and Mr. Bryan said 70 the re-
porters:
Mr.. Wilson and conferred on the
Mexican situation. Our talk Was Inter.
rupted by my Engagement to appear
before 'hs Senate oommittse on foreign
relations at II O'CLOCK 10 mscuss MICA.
raxuan affairs. Nr. Wilson and will
resume our conference on Mexico ~
3 o'clock. We shall see the PrNiesnt
Monday morning. have at this time
no Information to give nor comments
to make" -.
Ambassador Wilson In his talk WITH
tile reporters announced that he mad
prepared memorandum susssstins the
policy the American Government snou'o
pursue. While declining to d'vuise is
nature until he had submitted his Views
to the President and Ar. Bryan. the
Ambassador characterized a. imprac.
ticabls proposaio for mediation ~ an
American commission.
hlTS At WiLooN AND BRYAN
oN asoAaAY9 Ao9Nra.
rss Awh....no, as.c,,h.A NJ. ,r.a,.
man, hv pre,Ident W,lson ana seor,.
...w prv.r h,,h.,,n a. conrt.ou. ,n
avery re.pect sxcspt one--ths send.
sus'' s~s =, % ssDsrs,. .."S .ssn,. 10 ,nv.,,,s",.
conditions in Mexico. He severely
criticised both william Bayard Hale
and Rsginsld Dol Vale. who hs de-
ciared were acting for the Admins.
tration there.
~ Aon,s <hank n. Del Ysils snoaia
49,. ~. -.y.n ~ RAJ. nev.r<uent
"sv ~. a.. A-S....Io,. ~ Hno-
c0ss' .e
he had ~, esesess y vosS se " 80
rotary q en- aeosuos 1svssa so
get help n eeeayAsSan6 ss. Saeese' !
bsiisvs tAs Senate committee might
i.yeetassts tie lisss1busaen Of ne
sH.s. nsuar<usnt code 70 pstvsts isAi.
wAr a."
vseusss
| The Amoassador sara ne n.a ss01S
disposition to carry out the wishes OF
the President and Secretary Bryan.
Mediation. however, hs looked upon a.
,,r,o..,h,e because the Nsxican Fed.
'"p C.,, wo,,id no, .ntsrt.i
era oo.. ""....,
such sussssu"" ,..s ...
4 regard me"'Ao"' "s ...e"
venturing on dangerous $685."
Mr.. Wilson was vehement In his criti'
s...~ .sr,,,v
asossV 40 80 WAau,uo@ou
HAWOIV NNv WNoS'>
uNoERerANoo olTUATloN.
.-rhs Nadsro family" asserted tn,
.-s....aor .,h.v. n,aintain>d a pait
n. m..S,,~eo. "a ,,o,soo th.
bureau W "e.""s'o" w
public msno. ~ 70 tns Nse~ 49,
really are nooe s1cset IN oonor. wn.ts
there 10 an orge.issd oovernmens' Giss
whore there are aAndita
Mr.. Wilson euggestsd tnat haraiy ANY
one In Washin6ton rsa''y undeNtooo
the Mexican situation ana the oneree'
tsristics OF Latin psopies
Some OF the proposals ] have heerd.
he remarked souno IKE Snc onuos'ne'
Of mers Children for instance. the
proposal to have foreien powers iron
csntral and South america ACT w.th VI
In modiating tne troup'e IN mexico
Why. that would pc an overthrow o.
the principles OF the MoVoe doctrine
and the Mexicans wou!d resent snat 'n
terfereuce. ] KNOW tnle proposal VA
once made by J0hn besrstt. dltscto
general OF the Pan'Amorlcen Union
Nj. Barrett Aae ] are pereonai frisnd'
and have great respect Tor him. hu
] don't think much OF that svGgestion.
The Ambassaoor met Mre. Henry Lam
Wilson ana MS TWO sons, WAC 0ad pre-
csdsd him here. Asksd JUST nov soon D.
would nnish HIS conssrsncss. ne said:
'I'n certainly hurry hsm. an! thsi