Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-08
Wilson Considers Referring Carranza Note To Interna- tional Court; Also Matter Of Withdrawal
HAS DECIDED UPON
 NO COURSE, HOWEVER
Such Action Would Make Set clement Slow, But Would Convince Souil, America Of Friendship
tBy Review Leased Wire,

WASHINGTON. June "A propos- al to General Carranza that the United States and the Mexiean de facto gov ernment submit the whole subject of their relations to an international commission is being seriously consid- cred by the administration.
 Such proposal, if it is made, will serve as a reply to the Mexican note demanding withdrawal of the Amerl- can troops. and may contemplate ad- iust"ent of many differences that for wears have caused accommodating em- barrassment in the relations of the two nations. Settlement by a com r-ission is provided for expressly by the treaty of 1S4S which provides fur ther that should such course be prODOsed bv either party. it shall be acceded to by the other unless deemed by it altogether incompatible with the nature Of the proposal or the circum- stances of the case.
 President Wilson and General Car ranZa would appoint an equal num- nGf Of tHtf and the meeting probably would be held somewhere outside the territory of both countries. There was no indi- sation tonight that the president with who~' rest the final words as to whether the proposal shall be made. had vet reached a decision or that a reply would go forward within the neyt few days. Many officials believe such a decision Of all disDuted matters ought to solve the difficulties each government has encountered in get ting a clear view of the purposes of the other. and in making it's own po sitior clear Tn addition to military 0uest'ons. there are far reaching eco homie considerations now greatly com plicated by the European war.
 Coming down from bye gone years, arc unsettled questions as to certain noriiOns of the International boun- darv. Out of tho Vera Cruz incident arose problems which must be cleared nnsOoner. or later. including disposi- tinn of the customs revenues collect. cd hv General Funston. amounting to more than s1-O0O 000 and now denos- ifrd in this country There are also "lains for nrnpertv damage at Vera Cruz Most far rea"hing Of all is the cuesiion Of indemnification for Ameri- con lives lost ard AmaricHn nrope-tv destroyed ar damaged during the wears of revolution in Mevico No at temnt ever has been made to set up an estimate of the amount of the prop- artv damage involved in these claims. but all are on records at the state de- partment awaiting. settlement at the. reet0~atior of peace in Mexico.
 While the commission suggestion may pron0so to go into q broad dis oussior Of all these matters if se"ma liIoiv that en"h will have is bearing mon t'a deliberations For this req son. i' is thouoht the American mem harshin of tho commission would he s0 chosor that the military. conner cial and financials interests of the ma tio~ would aIl he represented.
 Out of such 2 deliheration if Gener- al Carrarza world welcome it. off c~rs believe the-e would come definite rnderstandinrs to the rur- rosas of the Wpshinrton government and that it would have it's effect rot nnlv in Mexico but also in all Latin America.