Not so Easy.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 18, 13 May 1914, Page 5

Not so Easy.

THE CONQUEST OF MEXICO. "MASKED AMERICAN WAR" HUERTA INTERVIEWED. By Electric Telegraph—Copyright] [United Fresh Association. » London, May 12. The Daily Telegraph's correspondent interviewed Huerta. The latter declares that the conquest of Mexico will be a difficult task for America, and will' cost more than they imagine. America may not be successful. Even if the capital is taken, endless guerilla warfares will be maintained. The revolution in Mexico is nothing but a masked American war, for whole companies of Americans fought under Villa.

ANTI-AMERICAN RIOTS CONTINUE. Mexico City, May 12. The Federals report that they repulsed the rebels around Tampico with heavy loss. Anti-American outbursts continue at the capital. An American official was chased into the Brazilian Consulate, the mob' thirsting for its blood. The Brazilian officials refused to give up <;he refugee and the mob then departed. Consul Silliman is still detained, although Mr Bryan is making strong representations for his release. AMERICA'S PEACE DELEGATES. ; Washington, May 12. Mr Justice Lamar, of the Supreme Court, and the ex-Solicitor-General, Mr Lehman, have been appointed American representatives, at the Niagara Falls Conference.

"A SOLEMN PROCESSION." Times and Sydney Sun Services. (Received 8 a.m.) New York, May 12. The marines and bluejackets killed at Vera Cruz on artillery caissons in a solemn procession through the streets, which were lined with silent bareheaded citizens. The President joined in the procession against the advice of his secret service officers.