Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-06-03
wilson Sends Warming to
 Carranza, Zapata and |e.- Other Leaders.
|.wF11L CONDITIONS DESCRIBED IN NOTE
p,osideut Points Out That Factions Have Irttelly Failed to Provide Mex. ieo with Government, and That Time for T. s, to Act Has Come.

Washington. June 2.-President Ni1son gave out today his note on ae Mexican situations The president radically describes conditions in ayico by saying that the country is starving and without a govern hent."
 Tho president notifies the revolu mary leaders that they must get bgsther and set up a constitutional oyernment, or that the United ates in the event of their failure Ill take whatever steps may be ecessary to that end.
 The president declares the govern ept will lend it's active moral SUD- brt to some man or group Of men the warning factions cannot unite. There is considerable discussion ready among officials to the effect at one man who would fill the re- )hements of the administration bring order out of chaos in lyico is Gen. Filipe Angeles.
 The president, however, does not close either the persons or the Ins he has in mind in case the gsstions he has made are not car out by the Mexican leaders. He icates that results should be ac- nplished within very short time. IS pointed out in these dispatches, fe is no declaration in the presl- t. note that there will be inter- tlon by the armed forces Of the ted States.
 ecretary of State Bryan declined comment on the statement of the sident. MT. Bryan said he had , copies of the presidents note < CarranZa at Vera Cruz, and |rge B. Carothers for delivery to |eral Villa. A copy has also been to the Brazilian minister at Ftco City, who represents the ted States government there, for very to General Zapata or to E who may be in command of the Presidents Warning.
 ne presidents warning went for d by telegraph today to Ameri- agents who will deliver it to the | 0nal leaders and was at the | time made public at the white | se' The statement, which goes to | anza, Villa, Zapata and Garza, principal leaders, not as a diplo-
 note from the United States, as declaration of President |ons attitude, expressed in a 1 ment to the American people, is IF blows:
 IF W more than two years revolu- l. " conditions have existed in I co' The purpose of the revolu- I was to rid Mexico of men who :" the constitution of the re- and used their power in con- a the right of it's people, and 'aoss purposes the people of | salled States instinctively and ousy sympathized. But the
 s or the revolution in the very
 ul their success have disagreed
 turned their arms against one
 p'olesslng the same objects
 ore nevertheless unable or un-
 s to cooperate. A central au-
 at Mexico City is no sooner
 ,,. "an IL is undermined and it's ,y! aenled by those who were
 Vd to support it.
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