The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-10
.MORll|l..ETROIJBLE
IlV.MBDlATlON
PARTIES GANNOT AGREE
HARD TATELL THE
OUTCOME
BRYAN WONT TALK
Says 1t Is anA$roper For Him
To Discuss M Situation In
Adaance
iBY BYAsaoehled Press.l

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aaseS Moun M aas eEssI. iniorIhal peace
Uhsi ,:un'. emu',, ,sssn aatsesta representa-
,e.,es 80, ~ans n.:sanS,g eoaat.rtxeg nere ton'sn..
,est 1ts 2d tsu,s GaDreru, the
niost pIoth1l3egg Iranza representa-
ssSS ,,,orI, ns' sEs MaHs s,nns 70 say. put
wotu .was thMsstttgFt OF the Constitu-
for confere1se hRd been submitted
aau dissproYens1n 1t game from we'll in
io1.neu uIceG -,
-hlnieten, tNanE. ~ argentina, tue on
- one ~ tne i.ssiitaIoIs ~ ~ washington,
eau trs Gispatfnes Will eVlocnt sur
p.ne. fie:; MH!Sated ftnat the medi-
Alofe Sou,u .tEAe, ~ sction until AFTER
tue a..i.ude oa S99 Constiluttonalists
Mas eetiE a*9 oinSlhlty. Secretary bry-
ann s@aia @ t9ht 'fl sWpnid be improper
Ior MN IS. Situation IN ad-
sahce OF lns geEIiHhi OF Carranzas
orAauf ?aenasse%eE-az,ios, Tue pending pro-
poxai.,l.. m1sI ssasssss asss,s, elss s H.,
lihaistne esi9,nsihuttonaiist leaders
ss.onsly, 9Pgoss khe iaea OF peace con-
lorehces Quincy EsqEprise officials who
ave nssLs@quid pe virtually
1posslDie. SosM9afE the plan of Gu
uatoaps tw.snuapsst tla lssg1tm OF the Conssi-
e9tionaillss illss.t, I; Ht2eVasleRk. fhis plan de-
clares magtarg5g9Yernment shall be
set up a!ter ;aieAaSQ City is conquered
Enu that ne etSeslon shall be held un-
~ the GolintfXsss paci1ed by military
Lnie Ihet prassnG purpose of the
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ences viii tie Eua,.ta to,n..' .o'oi
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m 70 rtia,f 1ay, T,,at ai.ts a .ouy an ny
tod ct,.as a An.... onc I'M
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crnn,emt ia .the .1S oe;n;On a,a.y @ sov-
Amarican ] " din1o,nn,n S ,,'i u lia''y oou''l
IN view Of the lack Of definite infor.
siiasi0H not 0niy on the CaTTaiza-vvii-
Ia agreement but the purposes of the
Constitutionalist generals as to the
peace conferences. definite express
sloh by the washington government
is not likely for few days.
SnouId the Constituttonalists defi-
niteiy reject parleys on the internal
question, the Niagara ~ protocols be-
come nuiiihed. Everything agreed to,
there was conditioned on. the estab-
iishment OF provisional government
sci up by two Mexican factions. 1t
Is believed that Huerta delegates in
10" uays VIII announce the posi-,
,no on =. ino IIue"a government anu
'eIvI 1v. ~. MeAiSo.
tneu.alion Wouiu teTml-
a.e tnen' enalng me afmlstice be-
~ % Wa.a slcah Gn'.l aIa mexican iorces
The, s.ansraI innrosstnn =. tho. ~.
Tinted States VII, cnntinmo 80 .~ar. ~.
rressure an hriIr the factions into
lconferences and that IN the meantime
some arrangement with the Fuerta
Igoyernfnent FOR the maintenance of
1.-The military status quo at Vera Cruz