Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-18
Mexican News
 Is Unreliable
ANTI-AMERIcAN OUTBREAKS ARE
 ARTIFICIAL.
WASHINGTON OPINION.
Administration Experiencing Difficulty In Getting Trustworthy Information Purpose Of Wilson's Visit Here.

Washington, July 1.-The adnfinis- tratien will make no move in the Mex lcan situation and will reserve an nouncement of it's future policy to- CT President Wilson and Secretary Bryan have conferred with Ambassa- dor Henry Lane Wilson now enroute to Washington from Mexico City.
 Upon the advice and report of con- ditions which Ambassador Wilson him. self presents will depend whether he will return to the Mexican capital.
 Trustworthy information Scarce.
 No answer will be made to the note of one of the European powers about conditions in Mexico until the Wash ington government has had an op- portunity te learn the true state of af- fairs.
 Administration officials in stating these facts tonight confessed their em- barrassment and difficulty in obtain ing trustworthy information at long range about Mexican politics and it's ephemeral changes.
 These same officials let it be known
 incidentally that they believe the dem onStrations in Mexico City recently against Americans were to force the United States government to recognize the Huerta government.
 Artificial Demonstration. Equally artificial they believe were number of recent happenings in the Mexican capital and it was suggested some of the European members of the diplomatic corps there had been led through the anti-American manifesto tions to believe that the chaotic con- ditions are results of the Washington governments failure to extend rec ognitien to the Huerta regime. Sup ported by letters from unofficial sources in Mexico. Washington off, nio f,,oI to hn fOf ation transmitted by some of the Mexico City diplomats to their govern ments as in the nature "of impress sions" and not reports of the real condition of Mexican affairs.
 Personal Friends Send News.
 President Wilson and his cabinet have several close friends in Mexico from whom information has been com ing William Bayard Hale, the writer, is one of these who has been keeping the president informed but even these unofficial impressions have proven con- hicting. The varying situation from day to day, the complexities of Mex ican politics the necessary caution in wording telegrams for fear of leaks all these obstacles have made it diff fcult for the embassy officials and the consular service in Mexico to describe conditions intelliglbly.
 No Criticism of Wilson.
 The first step in the policy of se- curing first information. it was of- ficially explained, is the sunmoning of Ambassador Wilson. Secretary Bryan it was announced. would be in Wash ington when MT. Wilson arrived, can- ceiling any lectures that might con- fict with the engagement. No efltl- cism is adVaaced here against Am bassador Wilson for failing to supply all the information desired by the president and his advisers, the ditf1- culties of communication being taken into account. While it was reliably stated that the president hoped after personal eonversattens with the definite policy toward Mexico admin istration officials are by no means sure that their opinions will be crystallized immediately as the un- certain and constant changes in the situation may produce additional complications.
 Recognition at Proper Time. The president has made it clear to
 those who have discussed it with him that his mind is open on the proper time for recognition of the de facto government in Mexico and there is definite information to extend recog- milton after the October elections. It is altogether possible that the United l States may await a return to stable conditions inasmuch as the Carranza rebellion according to state depart ment reports is growing rapidly and the constitutionahsts admittedly con-
 tro1 so large a portion of the Mexi- can republic.
 To Dynamite American Consulate. Eagle Pass, Tex, July 17-H is de- clared here on good authority that United States Consul Luther Els worth at Piedras Negras, Mex, has reported to Washington the discovery +o Yxr, tn n