Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-16
DEMANDS END Of WAR IN
MEXICO; ENVOY WILSON
CALLED To WASHINGTON
Kaiser's Note First of Series of Dip
lomatic Protests FromEurope---At-
tention Called That Monroe Doc
trine Forbids Protectionof Subjects.


WASHINGTON July 16-The summoung of Ambassador
Wilson Washington discuss the Mexican situation
stated at the White House to-day the direct result of formal
demand by Germany that the United States immediate
step to quiet the disturbance south of the Rio Grande
Germany, it learned to-day has filed drafted by
Count Won Hemhausn counsellor of the German embassy
handing that the United States do something protect foreigners
in Mexico
The German foreign office does care wheherbe admin
raon recognizes the Huer whether United
States actively intervenes in Mexico.
Demands Subjects Be Protected.
1t stated merely in the emphatic terms Ger
many protection subjects and their property and
asmuch the Monroe Doctrine prohibits European nations
landing troops the soil of the Western hemisphere.
1t believed here that Germany is only the first of
series of other diplomatic uerances from Euopenoes which
will either embro the Mexico or ieopadize
the vitality of the Monroe Doctrine.
The administration is frankly alarmed the latest develop
question and at the seriousness of the
problem presented.
Ambassador Wilson for therefore to discuss
whether would be better the administrations Mex
lean policy and recognize President uerta intervene south
of the border
The Ambassador expected by Saturday and on his confer
with the President Secretary Bryan will depend
the United States plunged with Mexico whether
will continue its policy of nonnervenon the risk of offending
the European nations
Bacon Ignorant of Real Conditions
II do not know whether matters Mexico serious not
Georgia Senate Foreign
Relations Committee his Capitol White
House - fully enough informed upon affairs that
country give a
IF anything is 10 be said it will probably
Department President Wilson Ambassador Wilson asked
Washington talk the
traon Naturally this be done better by
telegraph or letter.
The United States only strong force troops
Mexican border at the time but three batteyp of the
deadnough type the Minnesota, South Carolina New
Hampshire the Atlantic Mexico dividing
Tampco and Cruz gmboa are on
the Pacific Guayam Psburg Glacier and Denver
There approximately 1900 troops the Mexican
border 10000 Galveston and the United could
10000 the republic necessary
the subugaton of Mexico all
districts would be free of bandit and guerrilla groups
require expedOnary least 100000 according
the estimate of military experts.
Galveston Would Be Naval Base
That would be the greatest military undertaking United
States has had to since the between the States
without saying Acting Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt
recently Galveston would hereafter be used
that batteshp could be rushed Vera Cruz
Tampico short notice 1t expected that considerable por-
of the North Atlantic fleet would be ordered Caribbean
within the next week
The present American along the border widely dis
trbud 1t from point opposite NOgae in Sonora
the Pacific to Brownsville Tex Among the intermediate
which troops stationed Forts uachuca Doug
las Arz Paso Fort Clark Fort Mcintosh and Terngua Tex
This consisting almost entirely of cavalry placed
minimum the violation of the neutrality laws by
the shipping of the border either to tederastS
Constituencies
For more than a week the Department
the spread of the revolutionary movement the
probable prosecution of the rebels campaign south
ward the Of Fseo Madero three years ago