The Washington times., 1914-04-23
Sze1ex
FINAL INSPECTION OF EQUIP
MENT IN FRONT OF UNION STA
TON.
ness by the tribunals Of the consti'
tionalists' government.
No Solidarity of Factions.


The individual acts of Huerta
never will no surficisnt to involve
a. N,axio,n ,,.ior g. d,s. strous
'"h "a D."
war win the United s1a'es' pe'auso
there IS no solidarity whatsoever De-
tween the so-called government OF
Victoriano Huerta and the Mexican
nation for the fundamental reason
tbat he q No. ,ha Ioyi,i,n.t. organ
that ne Is NOT tne iesiti'e o'eoA
Oh our national soV1rsishty,
moreover, the invasion OF our ter
ritory and the presence OF your
forces in the port of Vera Cruz or
the violation of the rights that con-
s+;.,,,o o,,s.onco =. f,se ,nd
.s III H, ~, ,,,
independent sovereignty VIII draw US
INTO an unequal war Win oishi'y'
but which until today We desire to
avoid.
In the face Of the real situation
fhrougb which Mexico is nassing.
weak though she NAV be-more SO
than ever after three wears of bloody
strife. and compared with the for
midable mower of the American ma
tion. we consider the acts committed
AT Vera Cruz as acts highly offensive
"a the dirn mi Is an. nd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S of
Mexico and CONTRARY to your reite-
rated declarations of not desiring to
sever the state Of neace and friend
shin with tba Meyjcan nation and in
contradiction also with the resolution
OF the AMERICAN Senate which has
lust declared that the limited states
does not assume any ATTITUDE
against the Mexican people. neither
do they propose to levy war against
1t; considering also that the hostile
those aracted bv e,,,ttv for tho de-
sired end, which may be considered
or p9is. ehe usuLpeL VI M ne, WY
Constitute q renaration,
1 interpret the sentiment of the
great majority Of the Mexican peo-
PIE; "hich Is SO Jealous OF IT'S rights
e ,n,,,ta 80, vi tUi ~, ,,sS Gnu tha
hostile acte already initiated order
ing your forces to eyacuate all places
which they hold in their power in
the port OF vera cruz, and TO for
HluiaIo De' me Ionseilu.Ioiiahse
90 eIninht, which l represent' as
constitu 'i VI SoNeiIor o. the
stale OF ooanuIia ana hrst cnlel OF
lhe constilutlohalst army. the oe,
mand on the part or the United
States for the acts which recently
originated at the port of Tampico.
In the security that the demand will
be considered in spirit of elevated
Justice and Cancellation.
The constitutionalist governor Of
the state of coahuila and first chief
Of the constituencies army.
V. CARRANZA.
Will tho I-ni,ed States have IN war
.i,.s M~,ooo
IA d uiii'eu -"eAiSo'
Is 1t Threat.
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~ $500 80. ~ az
u Tue NeAi'ah |riSiS 'o"aS' Inc mote
f General Carranza was interpreted
some quarters as an open threat
10 - - 90 Va T' =,
= - - i,s,oa.to. ~. 80,
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80 h,,, 49, ,s'oto-iom- obh,a ~ 80
So 80. a a.s,oo,. y. I''s'
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Ih'e ID on anu Souo' Vi ."e sac
PC tn no,far I'll 81 ttiS w hite
iouse 10 colIler WIN the PRESIDENT on
ne grave issue now confronting the
IdthiiIISIrasIon III tie Ndrrahza note.
ne fresiueht' h"t YET up hurriedly
t ,ES 60. 49,. A.,
,Li .I mtst lIdlCd-
- s,,a.I1 III - ~; e"e "Heh inc
ctuai t!.Haoion vi -asAIco wis under
akeII; AR a l %ouIo sweep ASIDE his
uei Ia pieJuuices ana JON with the
IL tdI"I ~ IePel me hhteu brlheofs.
,GI 'nS Aui .n stlatIon wahted 10 play
a.. Mi'Ii 'Itt I,oIlistitutiohatists.
II VS. piacCIcaly certain To-Day. now
VET uIat secret orders had gone out to
"" up an SIlpInehls or trims across
ne MOI tHeFn pofder. OFFICIALLY there is
o legal ground for such action, but II
'as believed customs officials have been
ccreuy tipped to utilize every expe-
lent OF red tape" and delay clearance
such shipments.
poI.+;o, c,,
ooSPenueu.
Secretary Of State Pryan left the
White House at 1o.2s ana burri.d hanE