The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-21

MEXICO CITY PRESS
CORDIAL TO THE U. S,
President Wilson Is Praised
for Respecting the Feel
inyS of MrXicanS.


ME>lco CITY. March 2o--tnder Sec
r"tary Of Communication. Bonilas An
" 'luccd in an Interview published to-day
sH +! DcmocrGtd tina; after u consercnc ce
VIII Car: ,'iza and ,t carmnza's desire
u" has revoked all concessions for build
.Hg railroads granted under the Hu.-ta
regime and the convention adm.n!s,rA-
,!uas
This action has been taken that pref
eience may be given to Mexican cap,-
ial tn granting railway concessions. Il;
= Carpnzls belief that the railroads
~ the country should be controlled by
NeA c;tHs
St-e;i'y Rou.lla. said that he had
jus. granted ~ Mexican capitalists Z,
concession - build an electro III. be-
tween Merida and progrtSo and a steam
ra'.toad from Querathru to TuXpam
TIE Official. continue their policy Of
suppress. Al bu; optimistic rews from
northern Mexico and IN consequence the
eAt.temcn; IL MeA.co city has no, in
'''dsct American newspapers are not
arriving eN,rpt u a few Related cases.
some paper have been brough, N by
Travellers nu, the alarming accounts
contained IN these have been counter
acted 10y ;he tac, rha; they are OF o.d
date and because of the Official optimistic
sVnc IN the local press.
NJ Americans now contemplate leay-
lng the country. only few women and
Nl!ldrcu having pun" IN response Ia
cdh.cgrln> from tn" United states. The
American Embassy j. fully advised from
the United states regarding Ia. sltua-
tlon, hut the officials refuse to be
lntc'N!cW"d. II .S known, however, thlt
the Ambassador has been ordered to
leave the embassy document. with his
French 81 British colleague. IN the re-
mote possibility OF his departure.
The tarranza officials deny alarming
rum"rs OF approaching disturbances "a
southern Mexico. They ats !bu,r tn.
rumo'S to me efforts of money Specu-
la,urs to MAKE currency drop. I'll. of. O..
ciaIs INSIST upon their previous an
uoUNrcmrnt that cunstItutioullists have
iukcu tlNaCa city.
Military men say tha, owing TO The
northern situation and Ia. iallur. ui
negotiations for the surrender of the
Iapatista General, pacnrCo cuiuc.drnt
with Gen. pachcco'S attempi to ambush
Gonzales during the peace pari.y south
of Mexico city saturday. the toustitu-
tiouaiists are lk.,S to interrupt the
Morclos campaign by holding the nm
portant positions around Ajusco until "A
time nu'r favorable arrives FOR press
inH tn" advance.
The official paper, ~ Purbio, an
nouuccs in bold tkpe ou It's first page
that prer .dcu' Wilson has ordered
American. troops not Io oc,upy Mexican
interior towns and villages and 10 keep
constantly on the move
This paper praises Mr Wilson for tins
action, declaring "ouc gathers that tho
Americans are rndcdvorng IN all ctses
To- avoid whatever circumstances might
affect In amy way the patriotic susccpti-
blity ot the McNicaus'
,m 1ll SIDES theIc Is nfii 'iul praise for
thr determination of the United states tu
rcsn"rt MrNirau sovereignty and to re-
fran from intervening.
I'll" international corlitltN say the
: officials, Is amply illustrated by tho
agreement between United States ana
Mexican troops 10 cooperate IN the pur,
sui, Of villa, The official local press has
never limited that tive American tlop,,s
have arcadN crossed thc frontier am,
gives ohr"gons orders 90 suhorlinAtrs
10 roop"ra,e with the Americans aS 70
fcrr.ug to such troops a~ "nay" cross
~ D'mo",utO publishes an oi,ir Il
despatch tro,.i puerctaro stating tina
uurcgnn. has DECLARED N,lla and an h.,
ruuntn'nns ia the Columbus rad to hr
outlaws "" has issued authority io Al
M"N cans 30 arrest and execute Villa AN,
an. o, hls i"IloWcr. upon The certainty OF
accurate Identification