Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-08-30
Mexico City Newspaper GIoatS
Over Alleged Victory of
Gamboa In Diplomatic en-
Comte. With Lind,
WASHINGTON ADVICE
STRONGLY RESENTED
Provisional Chief Executive
Now Declared Idol Of Mex
lean People Because Of
Hostility in United SlaleS,

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Mexico CITY, Aug. sp.--"JOhn Lind
thought 10 come. TO sec AMI 60 con.
quer according 90 lsl Dlaro. "but re
lvricu Gumpoo was able 90 counter
sud 10 dominate him ln the first en-
counter the COLOSSUS Of the north wa
turned from lts course disconnected.
Zoo the second encounter it abandoned
the field.
John Lind has come Go MpkcO to
assure the election uf YlctUranu In.
crtu. All ambitions all runcor aud
lll ntrlgucs have dissolved ln front
OF the diplomatic triumph which We
have gained, There Is not an honest
Mexico soul who win not vote for
lluorta because the president Of tho
United States Of American attempts
toolishg TO exclude HIN from the con.
test
AS Tor The rcvolutiunlMs' eundi-
dntvs theg may De considered defeat.
ed in udyunce proJ lsely for the rca-
son that they appear a. the candidates
of the American White House"
The failure OF John Lind, personal
representative OF prosldout Wilson 60
return To the capital from Nora cruz
is taken hcrc 10 indicate Tint Wash
mgtou and MoXico are agreed ON one
thing az least. namely. that there is
mo- good to Dee accomplished hy the
trip Mt Lind Is still No Vera cruz
awaiting Instructions The Mexican
government has made no further pro
pOsal or concession to tho United
states II Is oVnssdered here that tho
next move must be made by Wash
lngton
Officials here todae Viewed the slt-
uatlou more brightly because Of tho
flotatlou Of l200U,00O pesos loan
which was taken bg three local banks.
the National. the Bank Of London and
Mexico, and the Ianeo de Commereio
lndustrIa,
The exodus OF Americans from the
capital On account Of Mr. Wilson
warning to them 10 leave the country
was greater today thnn ON Thursday
but not $50 great as had been antlcl-
paied. since many Americans took the
attitude that there Naa no reason for
AN'fi " H'A NAA hAfAH' NNN'i fNtihtNfi
was certainty. MANY persons APP
poarcd inclined 10 doubt the Judgment
OF the administration IN It's statement
that the lighting would be sharper as
% result Of cutting Off OF the supplies
Of ammunition These persons seemed
90 believe That the Increased dlnicuRy
ct both sides In obtaining ammunl-
tion would result In less active opera
tlons and therefore reduce the danger
to Americans
Many Americans to-day sent private
tclcgrums to friends 81 Washington la
an effort to get more specific infornae
tion concerning President Wilson's
warning a large number OF large
corporations employing Americans az
various quilting points In the republic
iy pefpleXcd as 20 what instructions
they shall deliver to thelr men, since
the carrying ont of President Wilson's
instructions would menu o complete
cessation Of their operations
Consul General shanhllns office
again today was bosleged by anxious
Americans the majority Of whom
sought Information regarding the
PRESIDENT warning \ large number
Of them. however. aNniled themselves
lf the opportunity to secure from the
cons M general transportation to the
Emitted states.