Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-29
.c,brera. Who Heads Mexican
V'T.J.ei 0e1eeation in Conference at
Atlantic Atlantic City, Issues State
| ment,
,NFRICAN OFFICERS
BITTERLY ATTACKED
~ssirqtoo'a View Is That
'I,r5. I1.,ord5I.o5Iomatic Outbreak Is
far S,..l2 Consumption in South
en Republic


S'ngton rSS oct. 2S.-New COM
.aans Nt with the Mexican de tacto
DCeugn .rn,ort threatens today as a re-
,.l@a ,els"' statement issued here through
' olovicon information bureau and
D5 S,tod Md N Luis Cabrera, 1t assalls
I,Uv gssn language American neutrality
s,t' .hd odministration of immigration
lu 's repards Mexico. Mr. Cabrera
w Ssinister of finance in Carranza
H ,inet t and president of the Mexican
~ni r,ission now participating in the
~, conference over border difficult
.u and there are indications that his
'.,isr,s will not be ignored at the
ATE department. .
Il While refusing to enter into any
nssion Of the statement at this
Il mo administration officials charae-
II rived II as extraordinary. Secretary
H 'nsing would make no comment. 1t
anoWp however that steps to estab-
n tha authenticity of the document
.rs taken under consideration inn
edIatey an,
Arredondo Is Silent.
rliseo Arredondo, Mexican ambas-
Il 5or.designatc, denied himself to ali
n ,lars Although the Mexican infor-
,ton bureau has been understood to
.ra at least semi-Official relations
m the embassy, its status has never
cen clearly defined Embassy offic-
/. asserted emphatically that Mr..
relondo had not been consulted be-
|hre the statement was issued, and
3d no knowledge that it was in con-
mpation, his first knowledge of II
0mng after the bureau had distribut-
"A il to the newspapers.
Il The statement, which bears the
ame Of the bureau and the word "of-
al0 in addition to the Introduction
subuung it to Mr.. Cabrera, is as fol-
ovs
Text Of Statement.
A broad Interpretation of the fed
b. laws Of the United States dealing
kth neutrality and regulating immi-
bgtOn, with a strict, consistent and
Efficient administration of these laws
b the executives to whom their ad-
bnistration is delegated, would go
/ long ways toward correcting the
Border disturbances and allay much
the unrest which at present per-
les that region.
In the United states are many
Beyicans and groups Of MeXiCans in
lmcal to the Carranza government
f0ttngs and sehemings without end
a engaged in, not alone by the eX-
lIrme conservatives VINO are STRIVING
bring on intervention with the hope
Pat the constitutionalist government
pau be destroyed with the aid OF
american armies but also there are
olps OF extremely radical malcon-
nus whose hope IS the destruction
me Carranza government in order
Va. hceIse' Dahdliry and raplne may
.,'lnue ana multiply until human
-nS and property rights are all de-
'Iyeu,
,r, blames American Officers.
ne me conservatives, reacuonarles'
..,d5 aS'ls advantage or the situation
fCated by the ultra radicals. The inn
Iuuoh OF arms and munitions for
ase Vi MA Hapata ana the othef
'nui.s ms 1uu Dflsahds IS conducted ul-
l0ose business it would be to hinder
"rh. y 'ails'lilssion across tne Dorder.
.,sti,,,tp, sI.V p'opas9hua OF revolt against
|. '.,,'u'eu scora oIuer Is pelng promoted
\ tba ,Io,.ia... " goIIsPiiaIors known potll
.,ls '' Nh .SeAiOah , ana me American ottl-
eraI ",,t int uy teeu Ine most strlctly
-igrgtio,' - el"Iloll Ol America I'M
lam tion tba 1-aHt i@Ms snould be deported
That tbo '',,eu t,' states
ompetent :, 'l,l'gi r,'..I. lo'tl government IS
" os es,lie' o,.le' anu restrain me
robabIo Lr ~ a. "' ms anu tuh!tIoils Is
lry doyIS '4V I1ct mat curing tne
gginst th u llle OarrahZa revolt
Tvs woro usuIpeF huerta' these
NJ, NJ, were enforced with an almost
That tbo i %sa'ilSt oaIrallza'
Ict Of INV 1,S ia% governing the con-
reed io nra,.' ,,'' 9, 3'e alIviis can pe en-
lrougbopt ~, eu at Ems lslahd ana
ly in tbe yoan ,e OIlleu states every
"Activit, eol,
arsstoro,y' energy vigilance ana
diffaro,a van correct the situation.
ss liberali,,. ooI IeIeS7neSs ana need
se woreo l'iS'' can only make a bad
prono.o,
It was 'o~'u soi@ ny cabrera.
ltement Iiu L at lhe bureau that the
?. Cabronn u'u Deen obtained from
.blIc VIII, ,uIectiy and was made
era'q ot stot, ms approval Mr.. Ca
yernmant WIN relation to TINS
an accrodis. - 'ot Ihe same as that !
: Official '''gu @ diplomatic or consul
ov,1 were submitted for APP