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Show SERIOUS MITCH ii CONFERENCE oejpizi Matter of Recognition of the Constitutionalists tlie Rock Upon Which Mediators May Split. i WASHINGTON, June 1. Messages which flashed between the American : delegates to the Mexican mediatiou conferonco at Niagara Falls and the Washington government today were declared in official quarters tonight to relate to the hitch in the progress of negotiations which has arisen since the note was sent last week to tho South American mediators outlining the position po-sition of the Mexican constitutionalists. constitutional-ists. It was reported that the subject of recognizing or rejecting representatives of the constitutionalists as participants in the peace conference was now squarely square-ly up to the mediators themselves. What will be the outcome of the deliberations over the new element injected in-jected into the proceedings was not predicted by officials of the government govern-ment hero, but reports were received from observers at Niagara Falls that the Huerta delegates had not looked with, disfavor upon the emissary from Carranza bearing the message outlining his position. Huerta Envoys Hopeful. It was stated that General Huerta 's representatives had regarded the development devel-opment as indicating hope for future peace in Mexico, and that they had determined to leave the question of receiving constitutionalist agents into the cout'cionce to the South American envoys. This determination, it was asserted, was reached by the Mexican Mex-ican delegates on the day 'that Mr. Urquida, representing Raiael Zubaran, arrived from Washington with the Carranza note. That Justice Lamar and Mr. Lch-mauu, Lch-mauu, representing the United States, have been urging recognition of Carranza Car-ranza seemed more apparent than ever in Washington tonight. Late last Dight a communication was addressed to the American commissioners from the state department. It was drafted at a conference con-ference between President Wilson and Secretary Bryan. It did not reach the American commissioners until early today. After they had received it other communications passed between them and the Washington government. President Wilson personally sent messages mes-sages to his representatives', the; nature of which, was held in confidence. Wilson Optimistic. The president would not discuss for publication today any phase of the Mexican problem". He appeared, however, how-ever, to look upon recent developments optimistically. Whether mediation would come to naught in case the iSoufrli American envoys en-voys should determine to reject all proposals pro-posals for enlarging tie scope of the conference as to iWiude representatives representa-tives of the Mexican ''revolutionists was the uppermost subject of discussion throughout the dav in Washington. Many held to the belief thai-, the (Continued on Page Three.) SERIOUS HITCH IfJ PLAN OF MEDIATION (iVutiiuicM ivotu rajirt Ono.) 's; Hi.- I pr,i(.,.-.:il tiM' rt 1'iot. .,!, to lu "i;n,',l fv 1 In I'NitiM Sititi". an. I H"Tlii's r.-pr '.' lit w i nvuU a . i y-w-A I ii tin.) t lt.it t lw I mti-a NiMt "i rtlMll.l ih.'M mitiii 4(,' i- Ittpill IL I rt. luipH'U tl'Ht I it Tl i.-in-it -i-ul.l l-o I'U.uM 1 1. I'i'.ii li u li oil 1.1 i -f.il 1 1 i ii tx i i'i i.i ii i i! oil I'f t rii mx i ii m out ,t ! u tVtt ir nf j M t'l.-. 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