The chronicle=news., 1914-06-08
DECISION Of HuER1A
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f-~isins arm. AMI aanauai,i.n.
Roberto Eaiass Huis. the Mexican
foreign mIa,s,-r. made the follow
ins statement
II have received information 10.
day from our dele sa,cs at the media. q.
ton conference ;ha, the peace n-so.
tiaiions arc we'll advanced ani nu
difficulty has been encountered ~
to- the present time Therefor" The
proposed blockade at Tampir" ha 3
No, ini-ff-r"d with the negotiation
THE M-Sirau government. upon
learning that the Mexican DELEGATES
and other m-iiatorn were taking
som- action In regard Ia tn" cSp'di.
iion Of the steamship An,iiia. which
v,s reported To ha," sail'i from ~,
American Ior, with arms FOR til"
rnnsiitu,ionaiisis has decided io Hus-
pend the affects Of III" Tampico
blockade in order not to -inbarrass,
tho ,car" negotiations.
'.Th" war pffic" probably i"mrr-
row viii publish y decree I" this "f-
feet in the Diarn Official
The wires between Washington.
Niagara Falls. aud Mexico city hav"
been hot with official dispatches
of the despatch announcing the proc
larna,ion Of the blockade. The rep
rcsrntaiions Oh tn" serious naiur" Of
the crisis prccipi,aicd by his action
and the decision OF the American
government to keep TRhpico o,cn
were made to General Hucrta from
several quarters with appeals to sac
rificc possible momcntary advant-
age for his government In order to
prevent the collapse OF the peace con-
ference ut Niagara Falls.