The Washington times., 1917-11-24
FOE PROPAGANDA
INMEX|CO CAUSES
CONCERN IN i. S.
By DAVID LAWRENCE.
CONTINUED from First Page.)

Vontinueo from Fls' F~ss''
party. that Is, the party OF Mr.. Car
rama. printed in large headlines
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senor Carranza VIII leave the
presidency; Gen. Pablo Gonzalez will
be president ad interim, and while the
presIdent A. making n visit a, co,,-.
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ssy " SsAu0Ei Ieie.i0ns WIN tne
eehtral empires VIII &c broken to
please the United States"
VtaIent Atta.E. an T1,,,.S s.,...
c-'.--,.
"iuS' ene NeuteiiO' S0pies
OF Which nave Just reached here, con-
hrmed the story which Mr.. Royle had
gathered. but used the opportunity to
MAKE n vtoIsrt .t.ooL or ~. Tr1,,.a
CO..
% hAr as can % iearneo
here' no punishment was meted out to
the editor OF the Mexican paper who
"Out present International situation
cannot be more critical on account of the
brutal pressure which the Government Of
the White House is making upon the
Mexican government. The domestic
situation Of this country has grown
worse In the last few days on account
OF the intrigues Of the Yankee influences
near Us seeking to compel this country.
to 20 into the war under their flags. As
| II will be remembered, Il was decreed
that the embargo on arms and ammuni-
tion shipped from tne United states 70
a. ~. So.- - ~, ,,sI ~ -,..Ss
al the Custom aouse they we're detained
and the shipment forbidden.
TO this unheard Of felony We must add
tnat tne Government on me White Aoose'
me-, ~, n, .,r,n.,h ,,,1.Ss ~. 1.ssSrsi.
cause. n commenced 10 fIrnIsh throurh
specIaI arents war eIeneots 10 the rebels
/ IN the South. In order to cover the
protection that thew Are giving 10 the
enerov the Yankess have nnads m. ~
one Of their seryile slavea. the IunbecIle
tyrnnt ~ Guatarnaia-- Estrada Cebrera-
This wretch receIved earroes AZ war ma
terfal from The Yanhea port OF gaives-
ton vrhIch are sent throurh The cuat-
amalan border 10 NexIeafa terr4tor,r and
received On this SIDE By ths follower Of
FeliT MAJ
AfteF char1in1 alan 4ha. tha TJnItad
sta<es vaS attemnfin1 70 csn.s Me-
leo to brealC reIations vT,th the cen
tral emptres as a condition for fur
niahinr war materiaIa and a lean. the
Cauterio deciares FRAT the American
~. A p,,, S ths SeS SoIS..t ,,.nrancs @ n sv sSr
:. ,ht..
,,,,.. nL
"A
our Government % mucn oisturo-
cd BY domestic strife and threatened
by international struggled, has in
,nIto NJ ita errors aIways been in a
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neeos OF the people anu ior this FeA-
son its sympathy has always been
with the central empireA 1t 10 not
long since tne oLne
asr,rsnonhiia noi,cv Most az the
high officials Of the national army
a. well a. prominent politicians set
forth elinehing arguments In oenan
III TTnTvsr,.I - Tn.nsEed bv that
msrcenary PalavicinI, suEEested the
idea that Mexico should enter the war
In favor Of the allies"
The Cauterio nneiy S oeei
nj; Seis - AILa . cHi,,sSoS "a
visN ot eI ~ ATn-Ico ,,-iIi
tnAt 1uIs S 6.I Goe,ais. ~ mo
oo Iuleo ~ - Iii Issd Msyico
any syMpH .Ls NY an ne side of the
INTO INC
rS,,, .,,,dv ~ the ahove quoted
ar sho,,. tbsT germany IL en-
1sDr 20 Sostsr ntI-American
N,s a.. nrsStoo .nd "a ornIttInr no
H.,,.,t,- 20 accuse the United
M Moppol 'I =. I..,sSr, - hSvs Merico an
90 ~ AZ a matter Of fact. of.
en,.I 49, hays never exerted the
H'I-.rt... ,,r...vra unon Mexico 10 ac-
SS.h ,hat snd ana the general
S,. q. az, MsrIco can hest con-
SiI - ir,s-nSi s6aira by main
sotHI. ns,,,rsiIty
'~iiie
Administrators Displeased-
At the same time the United States
sos. NOT look with pleasure upon the
.oI.r..,on NV the Mexican Government
1oIerAuon " eHo -'- ,- =
OF 80
Misrepresentation a. certain Mexican
newspapers are now carrying on
.1ains. the United States. On top of
- a.. a.oor,.,Ion NJ an Arns-Iosr
'niS' INC .I.
corresponoehI a. ,ISTase 10
which teno stLohH ~ iSieaee I ma
the German Iin u S
able innuenee S,'- IN @
make Lor ~ s zen
mexico CITY anu ms ION;
ndence preVas, ho"e tat
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