Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1914-05-22
HUERTA NAMES HIS
TERMS TO RESIGN
dictator Instructed Delegates
to Submit Offer.
WILSON MEETS U. S. ENJOYS
Final instructed Given Before De-
parture to Open Niagara Farley
Rebels Say They VIII Continue
Fight on Huerta.


Rebels Say They Will Continue
Fight on Huerta-
Washington, May 20.-A diplomatic
mission in Washington has received
from a corresponding mission accred-
tied to Mexico advices that General
Huerta has authorized his delegates
to the Niagara Falls conference to
promise his resignation should circum-
stances make that surrender necessary
to settlement of difficulties.
1t is understood, however, that Gen
eral Huerta instructed his representa-
tives to make this tender only as
last resort, and to insist upon impor-
tant conditions. These Conditions are
summarized briefly as reservation 20
General Huerta of some voice In the
naming of his successor, In which Car
rama Is to be barred; an American
loan to Mexico of $400,000,000 and a
99-year lease of Magdalena bay by the
United States for naval target practise,
at an annual rental of 81 100000 gold.
The proposition for the American loan,
it is said, contemplates expending OF
the money under supervision of COM
mission of two Americans, two Mexi-
cans and representative each from
Great Britain, France and Germany.
That General Huerta has authorized
the Mexican mediation delegates to
submit his resignation was stated posi-
lively In dispatches from thoroughly
competent diplomatic sources in Mexi-
co City. If they decide that such a
step Is necessary, the Huertista agents
will ask the following questions:
l. What are the plans of the United
States following the resignation OF
General Huerta?
2. Who will become the provisional
president of Mexico?
3. Who will be barred from running
for the presidency?
4. Will the United States call halt
on the advance of the constitutional
lists to Mexico City.
The Huertista delegates plan by
these general questions as to the pres
ident's intention to frown on all eleva-
tion to power of men with blood on
their hands" to torce q direct applica-
ton that will exclude from presiden-
tial aspirations in Mexico all the prom
inent psychologists who have blood
on their h ~ This. they will hold.
will spec &6Ry recognition to
Villa. "a "a, Obregon,
Mas and ''-N
loan to Me cerned, there is
ington govern When John Ind
first went toj so the president
through him t General Huerta that
an adjustment = Mexican affairs sat
isfactory to the UNITED States would
incline him to use his good offices with
American bankers in Mexico's behalf,
and the lease of Magdalena bay, If
not its absolute purchase, would find
warm support in the senate, where the
fear has existed for several years that
Japan might somehow utilize it for a
naval base, threatening the California
coast.
President Wilson told the American
commissioners, who leave today for
the mediation conference at Niagara
Falls, Ont, that the United States gov
eminent regards the settlement of
the Mexican problem in definite form
as a prerequisite to the withdrawal of
the. American forces from Vera Cruz
1fThe president gave the American
n Observation-Disclosures Lamar of the
Supreme court of the United States,
Frederick w. Lehman, former So
licitor general and Diplomatic Secre-
tary H. Percival Dodge-no specific in
structions. He told them to p'ace
themselves in a receptive mood and
await proposals from the three South
American mediators. But at the same
time he outlined to his representa-
tives that peace in Mexico seemed to
him to be conditioned on the elimina-
ton OF the Huerta administration and
the establishment in it's place of a
strong provisional government, which
would conduct an election giving fair
treatment to all factions and parties
and guaranteeing moreover a solution
of the agrarian problem and other in
ternal difficulties which have bred rev.
olution in the southern republic dur
ing the last three years.
That officials of the Mexican govern
ment believe that the American
cavalryman, Samuel Parks. was killed
is indicated in dispatch received at
@A1 stata daDo rfr,oanf from fha Rra III
liam minister in Mexico City. He
says the Mexican minister for foreign
affairs has sent him note promising
TO punish the men guilty of Parks
murder, if 1t occurred.
Vera Cruz, May 19.-Hooted and
Census Director Resigns
Washington, May 2o.-William ].
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