Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-09
"V. CARRANZA." /"
Deal With Japs.

Deal With Japs.
 Other information obtained by the committee and which it re- cards as reliable, indicates treaty negotiations between Mexico and Japan. The document in posses sion of the committee states that one high official of Mexico would communicate to another high off cial that "the treaty with Japan is coming along" and that the writer is convinced of the "great advantages it would bring Mexico for it's national integrity" | Reference is contained in anoth- CT document to the support of the Mexican government proposes to
 give German commercial lnltla-
 tive in Mexico.
 Senator Falls comment on the
 plan of revolution disclosed in the
 minutes of the Lodge meeting is
 that it would appear "preposter-
 ous, ridiculous and so fantastic as
 of itself to deserve little attention
 were it not first, for the fact that
 it is similar in all essentials to
 the plan of San Diego, which the
 only judicial tribunal passing upon
 the question was declared to have
 been backed or supported by arm
 ed forces through state of awr
 by V. Carranza in 1915, and sec
 ond, were it not for the fact that
 the plan of San Diego itself ante dating, and this present plan fol-
 lowing. were and are in exact lire
 with the note of June 19. 1917, from Zimmerman to von Eckhart.
 then ambassador from Germany to Mexico"
 The Zimmerman note contained the paragraph:
 { "'We, (Germany) shall give general financial support (to Mexico) and it is understood that f Mexico is to reconauer the lost
 territory in New Mexico, Texas t and Arizona"
 = In this connection the memo e randum called attention to the sug- v gestion in the Zimmerman note, I that Mexico communicate with o Japan, suggesting adherence to Q the plan and offer her mediation e between Japan and Germany. n The evidence in possession of
 the committee, Senator Fall in n formed the president, indicates V that condition now along the Dor. d der are rapidly taking on tho }. same character which had beer if in our relation with Mexico prio1 e and subsequent to "the date fixel d for the uprising under the plan o. st San Diego.
 y Gets Blue Book t. The New Mexico senator sup ie ported his recent charges thA radical literature advocating thu "a soviet form of government wa m being distributed by the Mexican le embassy and the consulates 0 S. Mexico in the United States b. le an account of the manner j W which the information was secu: d. ed. A copy of the booklet wa IT. procured from the embassy b.
 mailing a request to the embassy :, the senator said adding that ad rs mission by the author, Arthu or Thomson, that the Mexican gov ne erment was aiding him in tn a distribution of his article, an rd that it had secured from him sey oo eral thousand copies, is containe ln in a letter written in reply to on at signed by German name.
 The committee, the memorar m dunn said, has obtained possessio ce of what President Carranza call ad his Blue Book" At various place en in this book attention is called t na ''the oppressive policy" of the Un ey ted States toward Mexico an lp stress is laid on the assertion ths n President Caranza has resiste 'd every such encroachment and CT every instance ''from the fir; ne proposed Niagara conference dow as to and including the America
 protests as to naturalization ( ng lands and other properties" ths ts' he has been successful by "refu: Me ing absolutely" to yield in an 'et respect to- the demands of tn av government.
 10 The memorandum also containe of a copy of letter said to hay to been written by Carranza to Mi,
 Hermila Galindo, who had wri
 ten book entitled "The Carran7
 Doctrine" The Mexican pres
 dents note to her concerned ,e second book which he said he wis. :. ed her to write, and with this 'e view he was sending her a copy ( n- the Blue Book" which he sal oa o', would justify the attitude of h GU government in it's Systematic ho; on tility towards foreign speculator os oo especially Americans and English o oo Do not forget my injunction oo Carranza wrote, ''to describe ;, om lively colors the tortuosity of tt III American policy with relations h' our country, causing the figure { l. Wilson to stand we'll out as ti :. director of that policy"