The Washington times., 1913-11-03

NEW YORK, Nov 3-T'he New York
Sun prints today a long and detailed
article from a correspondent, who, the
Sun says, has spent several months
along the Mexican border. The Sun
says: This correspondent has had un-
usual opportunities to study the exact
situation and the preparations made py
the United States to meet the eventu-
ality of armed Intervention. This corre-
spondent shows that Washington mas
taken every precaution and that the
army is ready The dispatch follows:
Ell. PASO, Nov. THAT the big Euro
pean powers are becoming more anu
more impatient over the Mexican sltua-
ton does not surprise any class Oh men
along the American border, either ON
cal or individual, foreign or native, 10
cal or refugee. The impatlence mas peeii
anticipated, seeing that the great pow
ers corftNrned always have Definite for
eiyn pol,cies where the loss of life and
The destruction of property are concern
The first mutterings in June, the re
cent pressure and the steps Whlctl
must follow are simply regarded as the
logical progress toward the inevltaple,
ana that is intervention by the United
States In the interest of peace in Mex
leo. ,,o
This outcome has been foreseen since
the day it became apparent that INC
dreams and ideals of Francisco MaoeIo
could not take the place OF the Telen.-
Isss materialism of Porfirio Diaz. Know
ing the rapacity of the hidalgo, or rui-
ing class, and the character oil the TO-
mn 600 or 20 0OoO 900 Indian or hai1 preeu
neons residents along the Rio Gfahoe
border have seen for months that Ho
other course would be left fof Was W
E-n1 Va1t n s
figure today that about Il montns
more will elapse before tl.t al cIisis
will arrive. That is TO e Cresiuen
Wilson an opportunity to 90. ms last
expedient, whatever that H.. DE.
carranza May Have Chance.
ve,ustiano Carranza, leader OF the
Constitutionalists, has said tla' hS
sweep the country in ninety Gays II ne
is allowed to obtain unlimited arms
and he will have his chance,
tbousht. No one believes he VIII SUI =
ceed for Mexico is big terrilory "
nacifv in that time and there are many
,rerriI,as to be reckoned with. But ne
NAV get his chance and after ehat VIII
come the real showdown
"EJther YOU must police the western
hemisphere as you have asserteo II
YOUR sole 1lSul " W, " -. r;.,a,
% in secure reparation for the uves
of o,Ir subjects or citizens and pay Ior
tJia hundreds OF millions our people nave
lost" Against that declaration; Whlch
will be forced from the riliaS powers
by their people. the peaceful DrocnVlIes
of Mr. BRYAN or the hopes Pfesioenl
Wilson cannot stand. IL y eoii-
dition and not theory.
OF course the time limit placed by
close students of the situation is SUP
iect TO certain conditions. Ii Paacno
villa. the Constitutionalist general, VINO
is holding about thirty torelgners
hostages at Torreon, shoulu perrlilI G.s
r,en 70 Kill the Germans or the Engnsn-
men as has been done in the past, o.
n q. mob of tequiIa filled soldiers OF Sal
azars command in Jaurez shouid mss,
socra some of the several thousand
Anaricans who go nightly to that city
IN gamble. Or If there should be riots
and death in any of the larger Mexican
cities. action will come sooner. IN the
orderly course of events, however, the
knowing ones figure that four mohths
at the outside will see the United Stales
lifted into the saddle
While Mr.. Bryan may assert that ne
can conceive Of nothing which could
bring about Intervention, 1t may be said
that today the War Department and the
Navy Department are not only ready to
go into Mexico, but they have worked
out plans. they have made arrange
ments to carry out those plans. and
thev can begin to move inside of half
hour. 1t is again safe to say that with
in two hours after the sending Of tele-