Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-03-22
GERMAN PLOT To START WORLD WAR
At HAITI FAIED BY HAIRbREADTH
Scheme Precpate cenfe Thoqgh atasA United States
Fragtrasea as aAxran. Serbian Observation-Disclosures re
sealea lnsoaag Nes3eo ThfoN Light en Aisoa's All.
iads cn Other international Issues

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Panama iona GHss1oh'
This observers . Information ls ihat
President wilson anew as earis as
February lD, lol#, that Germany was
meddilns IA Mexico 3hu that nc haa
thiS Iii Maud whet, Ia Dis ADDRESS 10
congress Oh March .. iala, urging
equal tells for foreign ana American
ships using The Fanama canal, he
said:
i ask tiils or Feu IN support OF the
foreign policy of the administration.
/ shall nos knew ho" so deal with
other matters OF even greater deilcaey
and nearer consequences If YOU do not
grant ii to me in ungrudglng meas
/ ure,
/ This was the beginning, says the
Heraid's informant, of whispeflngs IA
Washingtons oiiicsn circles that Ger
many was trying To entnngis the Unit
ed States in war with Mexico, Before
| the president made this speech he and
the members o. his eahlnei were abou'
'he "hiS amer t'A''" mi'V H'', 't'
sl'&hteSl hiio"lSdse u osi'A''1lf us
I usl1leS, ana even ts'es ui'l tot ~ u'''
] 'ai'le Ee'tii@s siI''1 llo" 9iFsi.A4Sss''e''
LAteF' as ! VIII Siio" luitheF on
/ PRESIDENT wilson was hItae iuil9
( cognizaht OF me extent ot ''efioanS
ihtFlsGeS ana Knew ltaot tue 1efahaE
government hao aeter:h1Sieu 10 sei1s
! the island oi Halu' 20 eAtapiiHa ma
val base MT Moie ~. Nieholas' 10 beEil
war With the ohtted states ana De
(! stroy the Monroe Doctrine so tha'
/ south ana Gsatrai America iAi2ht b'
/ thrown open 10 1efinah coloElZauoh
/ Ihat was very clearly pesuh Oh
the evening OF 1ntS 20 49If, atAo uh
1 doubtedly would nave peen Stafte'
that night had not austria dc
clared war on serbia on the Sans
date, thus calilng OIL 5ermang ac
hyities from this side OF the Atlantic
for the tirae beng. st'ait speak oi
this little later but now VIII tufF
back TO Mexico ana follow the sc
!! quence OF events there
British Enyoy's Trip.
"IIuerta had been the facto presf
dent of Mexico a little more than {
year when on February 10, 1913, it wa.
4 announced In Washington that SiI
Lionel Garden. the retiring British
minister TO Mexico was coming t.
! Washington and that Sir Cecil Spring
Rice. the British ambassador. had ar
4 ranged for him to have conference
with President Wilson. This was sig
nificant because Mr.. Wilson had n
first objected TO receiving Sir Lione
because of the latter's show Of friend
ship for fiuerta. President Wilson,
feeling toward Sir Lionel had becom,
such that Sir Edward Grey and til,
premier, Ar. Asduith, had tried t,