MEXICAN MUDDLE.
VILLA'S PLANS ALTERED. HETTJBNS TO TORREON. MEXICO CITY. June 2H. Tlio Federal troops have evacuated iqnas Olicntrs. Acrcirdinp to reports the evacuation a-nd the lack of aniraunition have altered General Villa"--* plans, stud his troop; havi returned to Torri'on. ; Tliv split liciu.Tii C'tierals f arranz.l and VHI» has not helped matters. THE MEDIATION CONGRESS. OTTTLOOK NOT HOPEFUL. (Rcreivrd .'1 p.m.} WASHINGTON. .Tune 2-t Pcspitr continued expressions of hope that the Mexican mediation will not fail. ! cop-iderable apprehension is t-hown in official quarters. Significance is attached to the mediation confcrcnci! plans tn take a recce.* unless some definite assuram-e i> receive.l irnrn C'arranZii by to-morrow that the agents Will mret the Huertnn delegates and representatives ot the t'nited state? to disca.'s the plans for a provisional povrrnment outlined in the recent protocol .
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Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 154, 30 June 1914, Page 5
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