The Detroit times., 1914-05-12
PEACE ENJOYS
PREDICT SPEEDY
END OF HUERTA
CONTINUED from 'aAe one,


Continued from Pake One.l
nent is the fall OF Mexico City that
the three representatives OF the gov
eminent T.,W on their way 10 Niagara
Falls with their families. not only
were secretly delighted TO leave the
dangers OF the capital. but have
planned TO continue their journey 10
Europe after appearing before the
AB-C mediators in the Canadian
city.
They know that Dictator Huerta
has planned TO make last stand at
puebla, 100 miles toward Vera Cruz
from the capital. From there he can
flee after the devastation or Mexico
City has set In and with his supreme
poderos, the regiment which will re-
main faithful TO him when others
have deserted, he expects TO be able
70 hold out against the rebels until
the American forces come and rescue
him.
The Mexican mediation delegates,
Rabasa, Roderiquez and Elguero eS-
pressed 20 their friends here, their de
light at leaving the capital
Every man OF them was accom-
panied by his family and vast
amounts OF baggage, There were
trunks, suitcases and grips galore.
The party was obviously not leaving
for a short trip. but for an extended
stay from their homes. They told
their friends here, that they had seen
too many signs that Huerta was pre-
pared TO fall Samson.like. crushing
the now tottering pillars OF his gov.
eminent, and going TO destruction
amid the tumbling walls.
This may be expected, il is said,
within few weeks or 40 days at the
most Then amid carnival or loot
ing, death and the crashing OF
tumbling walls OF public buildings
mined at the order OF the dictator,
the nimsy semblance of government
maintained in Mexico city may come
10 an end.
But Huerta will not be eliminated.
He viii still have his last card TO
play. Word passed TO the friends OF
the mediators here, is that the dicta-
tor feels secure in the belief that
President Wilson cannot permit him
to be killed
Gen Huerta has. given the peace
delegates, now on the high seas. no
Instructions They do not know what
policy they shall be instructed to fol-
low before the mediators. Huerta
told them their instructions would be
handed 10 them In New York
Senior Elguero showed that he was
extremely DESTROYS OF knowing the
feeling OF the American public. While
here he Intercepted several Ameri-
cans. He Was told by one American
that the public would be satisfied IL
Huerta abdicated
IL don't know whether we can go
that far or not Elguero replied. Il
can't tell until We get TO New York
how far President Huerta is willing
10 go
Up TO the time of leaving the rep
Tesentatives OF the English oil syn
dictate having interests in Mexico re.
NAMED with the delegates These
officials showered entertainment upon
the Huerta representatives. IL was
declared here today that II was i'm
possible TO over emphasize the infiu-
ence OF the English oil interests over
Rodriguez and Elguero.
\ precedent has been set as TO the
killing of Mexican presidents in the
Madero assassination. II President
Wilson should permit Huerta to be
assassinated then he could not rec
ognize the Lresidcn. who took office
over the body OF tho dead dictator.
Therefore, Hrerta does not exuect to
De dragged on in ne night a. was
Madero, at the order of a rebel lead
err, and Shutdown. He will fee 10
Puebla, and in that stronghold,
guard his life against the assault of
the revolutionary hosts until the
American army can come and get
him
Arms and ammunition have been
sent TO Puebla in great quantities
1t is well located for purposes OF de-
Tense. In the state OF Puebla, near
Tlascala, In the mountain passes
and gorges, the dictator's small force
Of loyal men could stand off an army
outnumbering them, long enough to
permit the Americans TO reach the
scene.