Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-21
ANSWER, STERN
AND MPHATIC,
FOR CARRANzA
Record Of De Facto Govern
ment Is Held Up to Pitt
less, Public View.
ACTS OF TREACHERY
AND DECEIT EXPOSED
This Governments Patience FL
nally Exhausted by Condi-
tions Below Border
TIME FOR ACTION HAS COME
II Pirst Chief Persists i'll Attitude.
He Must Accept Conse-
quenccs.
ACTS OF TREACHERY
AND DECEIT EXPOSED
TIME FOR ACTION HAS COME
II Pirst Chief Persists i'll Attitude,
He Must Accept Conse-
QuenCrs.

WASHINGTON. June 20.rhc Ame-i-
can note fatty rejecting General Car
ra1.as demand for a withdrawal Of
the United States troops from Mexico,
"n5 handed 10 r:lisoo Arrcdordo. Mexi-
can Observation-Disclosures. here today.
II mas addressed 10 the Mexican see
rotary q. Foreign Relations. and was
signed bv Secretary Lansing
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threa, will lead 10 the graves, conse-
auence. While this government would
deeniv rcgre. such a result, II cannot
rccede from it's settled determination
10 maintain i,s national rights and TO
perform its duty in preventing fur
ther invasions Of the territory Of the
United States and in removing thc
re-!is which Americans along the inter
national boundary have borne so long
with patience and forbearance"
The note was handed carly to-day
to Eliseo Arredondc. the Mexican am
hasgador designate harc, TOR transmits
sion 70 Mexico City. Copies were fur
,ished 10 all the foreign embassies and
legations. and n summary cahlcd TO
Special Agent Rodgers At the Mexican
capital for his information.
In addition 10 refusing 10 withdraw
ne troops and warning that execution
of the threat To attack them Will be
followed BY the eraTest consequences,
rho note serves notice that as long as
he Carranzn forces continue their
present attitude. 40 arms -" ammuni-
ton. or machinery for their rnanutac-
lure, vii! be permitted 10 reach Mexico
:ror the United states.
TEXT OF WILSON'S NOTE
TO GENERAL CiRRaS2A
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az rho dc farto government of Mexico
The government of the Un!.ed States
has viewed with deep concern and in
cressiag disappointment the progress
Of the revolution in Mexico Con-
tinuous bloodshed and disorders have
marked its progress. For three years
the Mexican republic has been torn
with civil strife; the lives OF Americans
and other aliens have been sacrificed: !:
vas, properties developed by American
capital and enterprise nave been de-
bandits have teen permitted to roam
II-l fhrnllph a.