The Green Forest tribune., 1914-05-08
Huerta Becoming Desperate;
 Rumored thatHeM May Resign; >FoesWithout andFoesWithin
HAS BROKEN WITH H|S WAR MINISTER ClSSENSlON IN CABINET, AMONG HIS GENERALS, AND THE
 POPULACE, EFT AL.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
 Washington.-A dispatch received at the state department from a foreign minister at Mexico City briefly said:. "Huerta's position is desperate" Another dispatch from Mexico City said that the city apparently is quiet ,xbut that an outbreak might start at | any tirae which might even cost Huer- ta his life.
 The Brazilian minister in Mexico City notified the State Department that Americans there are not harrass- ed or in danger, but that he had advis- ed them to remain in close quarters until they could leave.
 Huerta Has Broken With Blanquet It is reported that Huerta has brok- en with General Aurilio Banquet, his minister of war, erstwhile intimate friend and closest adviser. Evidence Is not lacking that Banquet is plot ting against his former friend, to whom he gave valuable aid in over throwing Madero. It is said that Blan- quet has designs on the presidency himself and that he hopes to profit by the strong feeling against Huerta that exists in the city of Mexico, even as Huerta rose by the downfall of Ma dero.
 It is said that the soldiers in the City of Mexico, who have hitherto been loyal to Huerta, now are waver- ing and that it would take but little to induce them to turn on the dictator.
 Anti-Huerta Sentiment Strong. The saeVulsion of fseliag &agaiEassts ~Huerta was indicated by the recent parade of American sympathihers through the streets of Mexico City which F 'erta dared not stop.
 Rebel sympathizers circulated par = phlets denouncing Huerta and declaf- ing thaes he had deliberately sought trouble with the United States in an effort to unite all the Mexican fac tons.
 Gradually the people have learned something of the truth of the military DAtuoeiOi ciiu Ol tllC ullDi Ohell SuCCSSS- es of the rebels in northern Mexico. They are bitter in resenting the false reports of the success of the Federal troops. They are beginning to realize now that they have been duped by Huerta.
 Gen. Carranza Eliminated.
 General Carranza and the Constitu- tionalists were practically eliminated from the proceedings of the three South American mediators. They tele- graphed General Carranza that in view of his refusal to agree to an armistice they withdrew their invita- tion to him to send personal repre- sentative.
 The mediators told the Constitution , dist leader that as long as he main. tained his present attitude they must decline to treat with him.
 General Carranza had inquired as to what subjects special representative might be required to discuss. He wrote that if the general problem of pacifying Mexico were to be approach. 0u, H6 COulu not duUnOr1Z6 any one to represent him. He reiterated that he would consent to mediation only on the subjects which had been brought about accidentally "between the Unit ed States and Mexico" He wrote that he is the constitutionalist chosen lead CT to whom complaint about the insult at Tampico should have been made. The telegram sent by the medators leaves open to Carranza, however, the privilege of sending a special repre- . sentative whenever he is willing to ar range an armistice with Huerta
 This new turn in events ended, in the view of many officials, the chance of solving the entire Mexican problem Immediately. The mediators will con tinue their efforts to solve the differ ices between Huerta and the United
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