The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-02-14
WAR 4 WITH / MEXICO
SAID Inc VT ABLE
Judge charlea Elliott. of Ninneapoli,
State Panama Canal Should Be
Southern Boundary.
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United State Must Protect Lives q
Americans and Foreisnors 70
Uphold Monroe Doctrias
lD1Az DEMANDS SURRENDER
Report Thursday Evening Stated
That Madero Government Had
.D1Az DEMANDS SURRENDER
Report Thursday Evening Stated
That Hadero Government Had
Been Called to- Give up.

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x Mexico City. Feb. 14.-The X
\ Cable building In which the X
x American newspaper corresbon X
x dents write their dispatches was x
= hit Ave times by. shells within X
X ave minutes time Thursday az X
= ternoon. The correspondents +
4 stuck to their desks throughout +
y the din Of the explosions and the Z
+ cable operators remained At y
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X Not Knowing but that :, the x
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- them all to their Aeaths. every x
= CORRESPONDENT apd operator en- +
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X tie raging In the capitol, per- +
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1lsxteo ID inevitabts. fudge 6. q.
Elliott. former secretary. Of COM
MERGE and police In the Philippines.
and. authority on internationl- law.
made this statement here last night.
after q careful study of conditions In
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"The Panama canal must and soon.
will be the southern boundary OF
the United State" said Judge Elliott.
"Intervention ia imperative II the
United States would preserve amic-
able relations with European powers.
II the United States expects foreign
nations 10 observe the Monroe doc
trine. zitsmust intervene and, furnish
protection to foreign citizens living
In Mexico. Intervention Will : not
mean the mere landing Of . few
marines to protect the interests Of
non-combatants.
ut Will mean q long swar, the most
serious that the United States has
been involved in since the war Of
the rebellion. " e. Il. =. -. -. ..,--s
Mexico City. Feb. lat five
O'Clock last evening it was reported
that General Diaz had demuaded the
surrender OF the national palace.
Before dark the fire on both sides
was intermittent. but. apparently. less
vigorous from the federals. The gov
Pernment troops receiving ammunition
in small consignments, 1t is said they
are running short. s.z..zst. ~ z
New York, Feb: 14.-Four humid
red mon were hired Thursday by the
depot quartermaster at Governors Is
land to man: the four transports now
being held at Newport News. Va. to:
carry troops. to Mexico. The crews,
including sailors, fremen, oilers and
stewards were to sail for Newport
News tomorrow on Dominion lines
steamer and board the vessels.
Vera. Cruz. Mexico, Feb. i Seven
German and American pay roll money
guards on the international railway.
were killed and robbed by body Of
nifty rebels at vanegas. near here
Thursday. Other employees on the
train on. which the. guards were rid
Ing, were robbed. Later IN the day
freight train Of twenty cars was de-
rallied and burned. All train serviee
In San Luis Pososi has been discoi
t,nued because Of the danger Of rebel
attacks.
Mexico City. Feb. l4.-Tishting
between the adhsrsnts Of the Madsro
government aud the rebels under
Felix Dias was resumed In the
streets Of the Mexican capital yes-,
tsrday morning. The, use Of both
sides Of long range artillery 8 an
ever-prsssnt menace to the lives Of
noncombatauts.
Washinston. Fsb. 1.-THE killing-
"wednesday OF two American women
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