LONG-DRAWN DISQUIET

Marlborough Express, Volume XLV, Issue 59, 10 March 1911, Page 5

LONG-DRAWN DISQUIET

deceived Ma^lO, 9.20^.)

The Times's Washington correspondent says that the mobilisataoa of America troops on the Mexican, frontier is the outcome of longdrawn ' disquiet and the. possibility Sat the death of Present Diaz would be the signal tor turmoil affecting foreign interests. It is hoped that the presence of troops on the frontier will act as a deterrent -to the revolutionaries.