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MEDIATORS NEAR PEAGE
PAGT; HUERTA AGREE S
T 0 TERMS ARRANGER
By LAURENCE TOD.
MEDIATION HEADQUARTERS,
Niagara Falls, Ontario, June 9.—
That the mediation conferences here
are working out to a successful and
a quick termination was indicated to
day by a statement made by Ired
erick W. Lehmann, one of the Ameri
can delegates, after a private confer
ence with Ambassador DaGama, of
Brazil, chief of the mediation envoys.
“We are getting down to the defi
nite things in our discussions,” he
said. *‘Minister Naon has said that
he thought we could get through
within a few days, 1 hope that we
shall.”
Carranza'’s Answer on Way.
While the long delayed answer of
General Carranza to the mediators
was being framed in diplomatic lan
guage by his representatives in Wash
ington, E. .. CChermont, counselor of
the Brazilian Embassy in Washing
ton, was en route here to-day with
the preliminary stiatement of the Con
stitutionalists’ representations.
Dr. Chermont left Washington for
Niagara Falls at the urgent request
of Ambassador DaGama, who lis
chairman of the medation board. He
has had interviews with the repre
sentatives of the Constitutionalists
and knows what General Carranza
wants,
According to the bhest infermation
obtainable here, the Carranza note
will arrive to-morrow night or
Thursday.
U. 8. Proposals Presented.
The American suggestions for ef
fecting peace in Mexico were present
ed to the Huerta delegates to-day by
the A. B. (. mediators,
The Mexican delegates are under
stood to have received within the
past 24 hours the definite pledge of
General Huerta to accept whatever
terms the delegates secured for hiin
He placed himself wholly in their
hands. The mediators take this acl‘
of General Huerta as a promise of ear
ly agreement upon the plan submitted
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Urges Instruction of
Girls in Wife's Duti
PHILADELPHIA, June 9.—Teaching
by parents of sex hygiene to children
and girls engaged to be married are
advocated by Frederick Hinckley.
Speaking on “Covering Evil With a
Mantle of Silence,”” Mr. Hinckley said:
“Girls should be instructed in the du
ties of wifehood and their parents should
get over the false idea that to discuss
these matters oversteps the bounds of
propriety.”’
MARRY RICH -Hundreds anxious to
marry. Descriptions and photos free
fiwhed)' The Unity, Grand Rapids,
wn,
THE GEORGIAN'S NEWS BRIEFS.
by the American delegates,. Froin
now on their efforts will be chiefly
directed to persuading Carranza (o
adopt the same course. .
Zapata Strikes
Hard Blow at Huerta
By THOMAS P. COATES.
VERA CRUZ, June 9.—Unconfirmed
reports reached here to-day that
Cuernavaca and Puebla have been
captured by rebels. If these reports
are true, President Huerta is suffer
ing severe reverses in the South and
ihis downfall may be accomplished by
the forces of General Zapata before
' the Constitutionalists open their cam
paign for the capture of the capital.
- Important developments in connec
tion with the liner Antilla and her
cargo of munitions of war for the
Constitutionalists are expected at
Tampico within the next 48 hours.
'Huerta’'s action in rescinding his
blockade order has averted danger of
a clash between the United States and
the Mexican Government for the pres
ent, but if the Antilla is allowed 10
land her war cargo, further difficuliies
are bound to arise.
The United States has been placed
in a peculiar position by Huerta. The
blockade which he ordered was actu
ally prevented by Rear Admiral Mayo
at Tampico, when he notified the com
manders from the gunboats Bravo and
Zaragoza that they could not put It
into effect. It was as a resuit of this
notice from the American commander
that tne gunboats steamed southward
from Tampico yvesterday, and not as
the result of any order from President
Huerta. :
As a matter of fact, the gunboats
now returning to Puerto Mexico have
not received any offigial communica
tion from the Mexican Government
yet. Shortly after Mayo had given
warning that the blockade should not
be effected, he received word that
Huerta had rescinded his order, and
this news he transmitted to the Mex
ican commanders, but they rgceived
no direct communication from Mexico
City.
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’T. R. Guest of Spanish
Special Cable to The Atlfnta Georgian.
MADRID, June 9.—olonel Theo
dore Roosevelt was the guest of King
Alfonso and Queen Victoria of Spain
to-day at their summer palace of La
Granja, forty miles from Madrid.
Accompanied by Ambassador Wil
lard and the staff of the American
Embassy, the coionel left the Spanish
capital by automobile for the royal
residence, whele it had been ar
ranged that he should arrive for
luncheon., His entire stay at the pal
ace was to last about four hours.
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Methodists to Build
Chi Skyscraper
CHICAGO. June 9.—The Methodisl
Episcopal Church will build a $1,000,-
000 skyscraper at Washington and
('lark streets, in the heart of the
downtown district here, it was made
known to-day. The building will be
on the site of the historic First
Mcthodist Episcopal Church and will
contain a new First Church, a book
store and offices of the Methodist
Book Concern.
Two hundred thousand dollars ad
ditional wilt be expended in the erec
tion of a printing plant in one of the
manufacturing districts of the city.
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Empress Survivors
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Arrive in England
Special Cable to The Atlanta Georgian.
LLIVERPOOIL., June 9 -—-The -mem
bers of the theatrical company of
Laurence Irving, the actor, who per
ished in the Empress of Ireland dis
aster, arrived here to-day on board
the liner Teutonic.
On board also were 51 members of
the Salvation Army, survivors of the
party which had sailed to attend the
international conference of Salvation
ists.
Seventy-four members of the crew
of the vessel and 62 surviving pas
sengers reached Glasgow on the liner
Corsican to-day,
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