Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1915-08-12
FORCED TOLEAVE
BY GEN. CARRANZA
BRAZILIAN MINISTER RECALL.
ED TO AVOID EXPULSION BY
MEXICAN GENERAL

ED TO AVOID EXPULSION BY
MEXICAN GENERAL
Galveston, Aug. 9.-General Car
rama is preparing manifesto to the
American people in which he plans to
review the Mexican situation and
make public correspondence between
his government and the state depart
ment. Just how soon the manifesto
will be issued is not stated.
Washington, Aug. 9.-Secretary
Lansing announced that the Pan
American conference on Mexican at
fairs would be resumed in New York
Wednesday afternoon at the Baltl-
more hotel. He said he did not know
how prolonged the conference would
be.
Washington, Aug. 9.-Brazilian
minister, the only diplomatic repre-
sentative the United States has in
Mexico has been withdrawn by his
government to forestall his expulsion
by General Carranza. This authorl-
tstive statement was announced here
today.
The Brazilian minister reported to
the state department that he intended
to sail Wednesday from Vera Cruz on
a French liner for the United States.
It is believed here that Carranza ex-
pelled Senior Ortega, the, Guatemala!n1
minister and was preparing to expell
the Brazilian because of the partlcl-
nation of their countries in the Pan
American conference IN washington
for composing Mexican affairs. =.
This development is very as
turbing one for the success q tne
Pan-American conference. Omcia!!a3
who were hoping that Carranza would
joi nthe peace conference with ms az
versaries to meet the efforts OF tne
Pan-American nations to settle the
factional strife are much disappoint-
ed. =,
It is said by Carranza agents that
neither the Guatemalan nor brazlllan
have been on good terms with Gar
rama and that it had been Carranzas
intention to hand the Brazilian his
passports as soon as Carranza again
reoccupied Mexico City. Paracipa-
ton Of Brazil and Guatemala IN the
Pan-American conference they sald'
brought Carranza's sesentment 10 q
climax. .. -.
tator Of Venezuela took much the
same action when offended by forelgn
nations pressing for . .settlement OF
the affairs In his country. j,
The state department advices sald
General Carranza was making nur,
He'd preparations to move his caP31ai
from Vera Cruz to Mexico City: The
Archives clerks have been moving 10
the capital since Friday.
It is the impression in Mexican cir-
cles here that Carranza proposes 70
establish himself in Mexico City. ana
probably proclaim himself provisional
president in the face OF the PAN
American effort to bring the factions
together. 81.
American naval commanders at
Vera Cruz have been ordered to pace
. warship at the disposal Of the two
diplomats, if they wish it. Three gun
boats are in the vicinity. The wheel.
ing is at Tampico. the Marietta az
Progresso and the Sacramento, on
which senior officer, Commander NC
Nance, has his flag 1T Vera Cruz.
Secretary Lansing said he ,s cor
.;derinp American representation In
Mexico City in view Of the departure
of the Brazilian minister but he did
not know what would he done. He
assumed however, that American din:
iomatic affairs would be in "a sort OF
a state Of quiescence" in Mexico City
The reasons for the Brazilian minis
ter's visit to the United States at this
time, Lansing said, were unknown to
him.
The Carranza official here said that
Carranza was prepared to expel the
Brazilian minister from the country,
as he did Senior Artega, The Guate-
malan minister.