Eve. probably with good will, all attempts at conciliation. The conciliation loudness of President Wilson on the occasion of the complication with Huerta must vouch for his actions in the new phase of the Mexican situation.

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BLESSING AIRES, June 25.?Discussing the Mexican situation, an editorial in a newspaper here today says that the United States as a sovereign nation has the right to defend its interests, and upon by the Mexican revolution. It would commit a grievous error, however, by declaring war, the newspaper believes.

"The United States must show impartiality," says the editorial, "repress armed incursions, prevent the exportation of arms and leave the Mexican factions to fight it out among themselves to a definite solution."

AMMUNITION CONFISCATED
Two Million Rounds, Consigned to Carranza, Sent to United States Steel Supply Stores.
LAREDO, TEXAS, June 25.?Two million rounds of ammunition, consigned to Carranza military authorities in the interior of Mexico and recently confiscated by United States customs officials, were sent by special train to the government stores at San Antonio today.

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CINCINNATI. June 25.?St. Louis won both games of a double-header from Cincinnati here today, the first 2 to 1, and the second 5 to 4. In the first game, Steele let the local team down with three hits, but was relieved in the seventh after giving two bases on balls. 