Evening journal., 1914-01-03
WILSON SEES
LIND; POLICY
UNCHANGED
President Still Hopeful That
Huerta Government Will
Eventually Crumble
'pRESENTATIVE WILL
Y RETURN TO MEXICO
! United Press.

~ Z, United Press.
49, FPORT, Miss, Jan. 3.-lhe Viii
xican policy stands unchanged
p fiuerta must 90. Until he does
i1unItm ln be no hope for any modihca-
Tab lesieo s@is government '''''"'' TO
%, ling in the sun at railway
in this city today, the chief
SchteIl e made this very plain. lie
cloths, Or all time sensational stories
A maculateShad decidd to change his methods
inh spprsfsu fsubstitute force for the present
tanned tJof diplomatic and financial boy
Write I fnd he also stated that John
mates. personal representative, will
A. =. !. sk for Mexico this afternoon.
Trenc president insisted that there had
eh ado about nothing in Lind's
av,u.unu,ur ut he volunteered no informa-
o why it had been thought nee
shroud the entire affair with
tly explanation that fell from
f the chief executive was his
that it was very much easier
II fground IN a personal converse
expressed by him, his three
yf inference with Lind in the cap
rtcrs ON the deck Of the Ches-
upf many matters which
rsquired the exchange Of
Ytelegrams or other written
Nilson carried with him in
ile the two SOILS Of John
"a iri,mning them over 20 Cap
tandrey. 4 the cutter Winona, to
tse them out toNhe Chester, he cmpha
Shasizcd to thcmt his desire that they
finish their visit to the special envoy as
soon as possible.
This preliminary disposed of. the
executive turned 10 the assembled
newspaper correspondents, and back
ing up against the side OF his big
automobile, began his little talk with
characteristic Wilson smile. There
was no question but that the Presi-
dent was very much pleased with his
long conference with Lind Where
for the last two or three days, he has
seemed very much concerned, today
he was plainly in high spirits and
chatted for a few seconds on unim-
portant personal matters with those
Of the correspondents he knew well
The executive declined to permit
quotation of his remarks, but there
was no doubt from his words that hs
continues steadfast in his belief that
the elimination of Huerta will be the
first step towards permanent restora.
ton of order in Mexico. And he was
as much convinced today that the die
tator's rule is tottering as he wa
when he first declared in Washington
wo weeks ago that the situation was
gradually showing Improvement Lind
IL is understood, explained TO his chic
that the financial situation throughou
all Mexico is dangerously near al
extreme crisis.
The President denied that there wa
any special reason for bringing Line
here at this time. There had beer
no alarming advices, he stated, no
no questions brought up. There was
h however a mutual desire on the par
of both for a conversation. This ha'
taken place and both were now salts
fed There was better common
understanding abont everything. Tn
entire field of conditions in Mexic
vas thoroughly covered.
In the opinion of the President
was get together" talk in whic
they learned of cath others thought
and everything concerned with tn
Mexican situation as il appears i
Washington and Mexico City
The President would not answer
question put to him as TO whether h
was more hopeful now of a speedy sci
element of conditions. Rather he sus
gested the situation shows littl
change.
suggestion hat Lind might nc
relish his involuntary banishmen
brought another smile from III
President, who suggested that Will
Lind was probably not enjoying it, b
was so deeply interested in the el
IA tire affair that he was perfectly vii
ing to stay IN Mexico until the en-
came Lind has 10 intention of r.
linquishing his mission or If comm
hack to this country, it was mac
plain.
The President said nothing specit
was discussed on the question Of lif
ing the embargo on arms and reco
uizing the belligerent rights of Il
Constitutlonalists. He admitted, ho'
ever. that the matter was consider'
70 rs an abstract proposition Lind wi
uoi go to Mexico City on lis retur
iu, will remain in Vera Cruz and
in constant touch with the cepartme
hy cable.
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