The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-08-29
LIND IS HURRYING
BACK TO CITY
OF MEXICO
Negotiations Will Be Reopened
With Huerta
PEACE OUTLOOK IS GOOD
Understood That Huerta Government
Is Prepared to Make Some
Concessions

Washington, Aug. 29,--Preslden
Wilson received long message from
John Lind at Vera Cruz late last nigh
outlining the prospects of settle
ment of the Mexican problem in mos
optimistic terms While absolute 81
lence was maintained at the White
House, there was a well-defned i'm
preston in official circles that the
Huerta government and Mr. Lind had
reached preliminary agreement
which might lead 10 peace in the
southern republic.
1t was stated on high authority that
the situation was more encouraging
than 1t has been at any time since
Mr.. Lind went to Mexico. The mes.
sage 10 the president was essentially
q summary OF the points in its last
note, which was carried to Vera Cruz
yesterday by Col. Manuel NJ. Guasaue.
While no details We're made public. IL
is understood that both the United
States and the Huerta government
ieel that they can now renew negotia.
ions on a franker basis. There were
persistent reports current thai Huer.
Ia mad stated he would make public
announcement OF his intention not TO
be candidate in the coming cleo.
ton, but they lacked confirmation in
official quarters.
A dispatch from Mexico City saws
mat II is fully expected thai a re-.
sumption of the negotiations between
the United States and Mexico will oc.
cur To-Day on the return to The Mexi.
can capital of President Wilson's per.
sohai representative John Lind. MIR.
Lana Is hurrying back from Vera Cruz
oh the strength of Senior Gamboa's
hote' winch he received yesterday
and according TO the under.
the Mexican government Is
prepared 10 make some concessions
20 tue American demands.
Among Americans resident in Nov
co, the urgent warning from the Unit
"a states government that they should
cave the country immediately. at FIRST
caused anxiety in some cases an
'roachlng CONSERVATION, and later n
general determination to abide bv tho
'oVernments injunction. no matter
Nhat the monetary cost. There win
lououess be a great exodus from the
epubilc In the next few days unlees
ne warning is rescinded by reason |
u prospective settlement of tha
nore or less strained relations. VIII.
lam baynard Hale, who has also been |
cting IN an official capacity at Nex,.
o Clty is proceeding TO Washineton
o lay before the president a neu,
hase Of the situation.
administration officials at Washing
on expressed themselves as nIaaeed |
'lln Ine days developments. Presi.
enc wilson regarded as hopeful the
que OF the note sent by Froderjco
'dlnoo' Mexican minister OF FOREIGN
lialrs' IN reply to supplementary s,1y.
esilons made by John Lind bafora
,aVlhs Mexico City for Vera Cru1 l,st
iohday. The fun text of the two con,
iunlcauons was received nj NVash
lgton and while neither side ACCORD.
y 70 the official Interpretation Yields
ny Oh the essential points in it's con.
'h'lCns. the method of approaching
lie diiilculties at hand is admittedly
ore friendly and framed with moro
gard Tor a peaceful solution. Onicials
,uhu encouragement. too. in NJ
lhu decision TO return TO the Navi.
IN capital rs they had left n 70 bte
secretion to go there if there was n
oSpest oil renewing negotiations
ong tangible lines. 'o"S