Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-07-04
cARRANzA WONT
COMPLY N|THI,
DEMANDS. REPI|Fr
message From Capital s.,
First Chief Osfes N1,n ''''
ASKS RELEASE OF NFy,cm,
Washington Expects 70 p,
OF Note Any Moment-p.s,'' 20
Prepares Address to Con-
gress on Crisis,

Galveston, Tex June pa
sage from Mexico City stats. ,S.. n's
Mexican reply to the Ameri, a,'' IL
matum has started for w. Daa Ut
and that it is a complete sss ',.'''''
the Washington government ''''
Demands Release of Mexie,,.
Washington, June 2S-c.s.
reply to the American ulumotrn \
handing the release of tba
captured at Carrizal is q con D,'Y.ys
mand for the release of 30 May,
arrested on the American si5o
the battle, according to stoto a, .lS
ment officials. D''S'e
In a separate note accomno,,,.,
his reply Caranza demands the NM
of the embargo on arms Ron
mands, it is understood, will ho s,s
refused by President Wilson vr'
already at work on his address 70 M,
wv W W. 4
gress asking for a virtual daoe,,s,.
of war. This, it is believed, will hs A
livered to a joint session OF oonr,,
on Thursday.
Note Will Be Flat Refusal
The official text of the Mexican car
ernments note is expected to ,sn
the state department at any moms,,
In the meantime EliSeo ArredoD5,
Mexican ambassador designate IA,
received word from Mexico Civ ,A,,
his governments reply to me tw
American notes will be a flat rpp0
Of President Wilson'S demands 4.
was advised that the note had hem
started on its way to Washington ana
Informed several Latin-American dina
mats that he expected to receive h
soon.
Mr.. Arredond0'S statement is Ss
ceptible of only one Interpretation sy
officials; this is that Carranza has de-
liberately chosen war.
President Wilson and the CabIDe
discussed at length the contents Of /
the presidents address to congress
At the same time house leaders, COO.
WINGED that congressional sanction for
a break with Mexico will be asked Of |
them, framed a tentative draft Of a /
resolution to accomplish this purpose
Latin-America has failed In It's e.
forts to influence General Carranza to /
take steps to plaCate the United
States. Its ministers have received
word that, instead, the reply Of Car
rama to the uItimatum Of the United
States is a direct challenge 10 ibis /
government to "dO its worst
"Mob Spirit Prevails"
Don Ignacio Calderon, Bolivian min
lister and leader in the movement 70 /
prevent open hostilities, admitted III
the International News Service Cha,
the situation looks hopeless. He said
that he had received authentic hlor
nation that the Carranza reply is com
plete and that it Is in no way TeSIOI
sive to the American demand,
THE mob spirit seems to he vi
fluencing General Carranza and h'I
advisers" said the veteran diplomat
"While / have no details Of the note
| am assured through Latln'AHet1I
can diplomatic sources that the TepI'
instead of being cOnciliatory will DE-
clare that the United States Is pl
blame and will adopt a position WINCH
| fear, will leave no alternative 70 ue
United States but TO use force Ne@
the Latin-American diplomatic corps
are gravely disappointed
1t is understood that Secretary
War Baker presented to the caOAe'
all of the latest reports from uea
erals Funston and Pershng VhaA
show the details Of the present u"P
dispositions and the plans for pacD'
the National Guardsmen as they
rive at the border. In addition aa
the reports from General PefshIns
dealing with the CarrizaI Oal'Ie WI
considered.
They showed concIuslyeIH II
derstood. that the allegations o.
Mexicans that the American wv
commander was the aggreSNoT az
soluteIv without foundation. ~
reports have been published ID '"'
counts from the border II
Secretary Lansing reporter III
practically all of the American ~ 4
gees have succeeded in gei'Ias u"
Mexico. .. ,..e,s,t
Meanwhile some 12"" Nav"
Guardsmen are on their way ~
border. Fully that number "I'' ~. ~ !"
ward each day for the rema.nde
This week. They viii OIL the s'r
Fnnston's line aud replace ''e r.
io u,,', n,bo already have been 'e.ea
TO support and co-operaic. , WIN 4.
, IN GP exneditlon now on Mexican
o.t. Unreasonable