Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-10
mite Policy Agreed Up-
 i by U. s. and Six Other Republics.
< TO FINANCE
 NEW GOVERNMENT
Provides for Leaders to Declare ,istice and Agre: Upon PrOv1. nal President, Who Will Then lave Pan.American Support.

kshington, Aug. 9.-The United
 es and the Six Latin-American
 kries represented in the pan
 tican conference on Mexican af-
 have agreed upon a definite
 |sy for the settlement of the
 can problem. This announce
 was made today by Secretary of
 Lansing.
 e plan to be carried out is ap-
 imately as follows:
 Est. the three leaders in Mexico
 be informed by the pan-Ar er-
 conference in New York Wednes- khat they must declare an armis-
 Ind immediately confer and agree
 2 provisional president.
 Scond. should Carranza fail tc
 e to this, the United States and
 b allies will recognize the pro- Inal president who is accepted or
 kd by Villa and Zapata and other Hottie clements.
 kird, the factions and people of leo are to be advised that tho
 ed States will finance the poli-
 clements which agree to a pro- Snal president, and that the pro- fd new government will have the le and moral support of the ed States. Brazil, Chile. Argen-
 Urauay. Guatomals and Bolivia. burth. it is the purpose of these
 rnments, after the choice of a (isional president, to prevent the ment of arms and ammunition to faction which opposes the new trnment.
 fifth. the shipment of arrIs and kitions of war to tr'e new pro pnar government will be permit ] in unlimited quantities.
 xth in the reorganization of the frnment under a provisional (ident, there will he full amnesty hll present political prisoners and luture prescription. President Approves. fcretary Lansing, in discussing
 lays conference, said he had Pd 1t necessary to confer with the eidont and obtain his views. This
 been done by correspondence
 conclusion follows that the |cv adopted has received the full |rova' cf President Wilson. is definitely known now that the ference held yesterday in New K between Secretaries Lansing vcAdoo made it possible to an- |nce today that a definite policy
 been formulated. Nothing ap Fs now to he venting but the con lration by the pan-American deie. es. when they meet again on WoA' pay. of the amount Of assistance be renderfd financially by this |ernment to make a success of tht (ounced plan.
 n the meantime. it is becomins re apparent that Carranza will no y the ultimatum of the pan-Amer. \ conferees. but that he will hurry 10 Mexico City and establish him. there. and oppose any new pro. |onai government of which he is the head.
 Blfzilian Minister Leaves. ne latest dispatches from Mexic Y indicate that the capital is be nng untenable by the diplomatic ps.
 Eals is indicated by the departure lae Brazilian minister and the ex slon by Carranza of the Guatama ' ninister.
 - Brazilian minister, Senior Car x, who has represented the Unite, '~s In Mexico, has been recalle' 1, nis government, undoubtedl 'a x tae advice and consent of tn, p.ed states department. There. f 'tlong rumor that he was recalled 'aass Carranza was preparing t pel h'm. The state department ha' ansed with the navy departmen I. ne shall be brought to New se'ns on a warship. Pecretary of State Lansing said to mat Charles B. Parker, who 1 TX or the United States embass
 Mexlco City. will remain ther ~ tne departure of ttble Brazilia1
 MT. Parker thus become soie representatives of the Unite ..s .ss at the Mexican capital. He