Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-19
LAST INSTRUCTIONS
TO u. S. NEDIATORS
MUST SETTLE TIL T. MEXICAN
PROBLEM IN DEFINITE FORM
SAYS WILSON.
Will AWAIT PROPOSALS
Believe Negotiations win Result in
the Elimination OF President
IIucrta.

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government REGARDS tue S'''''",ei' VI
the Mexican 'proo'''n III ue"nLl'
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Ihe preslueht gave t"e N'''', ',"'
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supreme court OF the Oh'teu o'''cS'
and FREDERICK W. LehlhaH'i loiI''V'
sollcHof-seheral' anu l,'P'"l''''''
retary II. FerceNal Dodge no Sp','''1
instructions. lie toId lh'h 70 P'"'V
themselves IN receP.''e i'oo" az"
await proposals from lhe 'HIec "o"'"
American mediators. But at the same
time he outlined TO his representa-
tiyes that peace in Mexico seemed /"
him to be conditioned on 'he cHI'''
nation Of the Huerta administration,
and the establishment In lts place OF
"A strong provisional government
which could conduct an election CIV
ing fair treatment to al tacuohS anu
parties and guaranteeing, moreover
solution of the agrarian problem ana
other internal difficulties which nave
bred revolution in the southern re-
public during the last three years.
The president wishes the Mexican
question settled on comprehensive
lines that Will take into account the
economic principles for Which Aapota
in the scuth, as wen as ''i'"" ~
the north have been fighting ana al
the same time will conserve the rlBht-
full interests Of the people IN the ter
~,tory now cont;olled by the Huerta
goycrnnent
EIucrta Ready To Quit?
During the day dispatch came 10
one Of the foreign diplomats mere
from diplomatic source In Mexico
city. stating that General Huerta was
ready to resign and would permit MS
representatives, at the mediation con
ference to eliminate nm II II shoulu
be absolutely necessary. lnuiha.lohS
that have como from the three
Huerta delegates since thelr Visit 10
IL. country showed thaN taeI hdu
=Selsss2 :<sa5 = ? SAsT'>>I>--s2-
garded as essential 10 scI'le''i'"'
and knew from the outset thal uIle9'
they came prepared to deal with tHls
phase Of the problem thclr eilot's
would be fruttesS. Inc liucrla uel'-
gates, too, it Is learned from PeI9o,I'
who have talked with thcin' uii'
stand thoroughly tnat the scope u
mediation now comprises t'ie c''''0
Mexican problem.
They are said TO be ready TO RECON-
mend IIuerta's retirement Dut ohlS
on condition that detnlJe uhueI
standing IS reached on the Nilu "a
government that Is to follow.
Hopeful of Success.
President wilson III ne ,'u', =,
with the American commissioners at
which Secretary Bryan a'So was pc
ent spoke hopefully OF the meula'loI,
He is earnestly destrous that II sHali
succeed and Indicated that cNeiS
power and legitimate influence a' '"e
disposal of the American government
would be exerted to make II Succeeu
Though the constituuonallsls nave NO.
vet agreed to take part IN 'he ii,eui'
zion. one high administrator oillvi'l
a
leld out hopes today OF thelr ultl-
mate participation, saying mlsuh
aerstanding which might be remeu'eu
In a short time was largely respohs
ible for their failure to be represei''ou
at Niagara Falls.
The president laid before 'he Colu-
missloners the entire Mexican sl,ua
ton as he saw H. ernpIlasl%'ns ''a'
the duty of the United states was 10
seek unselhshly TO asSls' N.Ho ,,.nich
up constitutional government Which
could be accorded recogni''oh py lne
world because OF It's eaPaciH, uos
alone to maintain peace ,ioaI "Ienni
confines, but to observe ih'erha''oh"'
obligations
The Huerta delesa'eS 49,. ~ ,Sa.
ocded privately to thelr lrlehuS '"a
the international phase Oh 'he MA,
can question is closely interWoNeh III