New Britain herald., 1914-06-01
REPRESENTATION FOR|
 REBELS UNDfCIDE
htdlatOIs, RtW.VsT, Impressed N
 Desire Of United States.
STATEMENT DICTATED BY JAM

rahLa should He Willing to Decl
 Armistice During Mediation P
 ceedings-Confercn Held.
 Niagara Falls, Ont. June I.- ter a two hour conference betws the mediators and the American d egates today the question of adm ting the constitutionalists into negotiations for the settlement the Mexican problem was still uns cided.
 It was learned. however, that desire of the United States to hal the constltutionalists heard before final agreement is signed here Il impressed the three mediators they are taking more favorable ii of it.
 Lamar Dictates Statement.
 After today's conference Justice [ mar dictated the following statemes
 We had a conference this mofH ing in which we continued the q E cussion of a point on which we hH not agreed on Saturday. The nTatt' is still under discussion but we fou in our talk this morning that we Nc not so far apart in our construed of certain phases and we are s quite hopeful"
 The mediators have taken the pe' ition that they will admit the col stitutionalists, if they are ready agree to an armistfce with HuerI and will come prepared 10 discuss ternal as we'll as International phakl of the situation. While the last nd from Carranza did not make cleI his attitude with respect 10 theI points it was understood that n Washington government had ohtainl since then more information abo| the attiture of the constitutional chief which had been laid before ti mediators. N
 Receive Cipher Message.
 The American delegates were dl layed in reaching the Canadian nld by the receipt of a long cipher mel sage from Washington In relation eonstitutfonalist representation. Td American delegates il was reportd would await the decision of the med
  the Washington governments an to the essentials of the peace previously outlined
 The Mexican delegates also ceived a long message today fr& their government Tn which Generl Huerta was understood to have give his views on proposals already mad and to have added other suggestion These may be in the form of counts proposals.
 The Mexico kfrlegates had repor ed to MeNif@' t'.tv t1e situatid brought about | y t.9e inic tic n of n constitutionalist p,aae in th neg' tiations.
 situation Not Changed. |
 Unless the American represents tiyes inais.ed that negotiations be v opened with the constitutionali chief for his participation in the cor ference, the mediators intended continue their preparation for q tw party protocol in behalf of the Vast ington and Huerta government They are understood to have ii formed the American delegates thu Carranza's new communication q pressing surprise that he had not bee asked to send delegates to the cui ference had not changed the situatic at all and that he should be willin to declare an armistice during medil ton proceedings.
 Uncle Sam Might Insist.
 That the United States might insl that the proceedings be delayed uf til Carranza had been given an oI portunity to change his attituf toward the conference was a suggel ton heard before today's "conversl tion" was begun. It was recalled t' day that the rules Of The Hague COT vention do not require that hostilitI' shall cease pending mediation pr' ceedings.