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1913 32 Bluel folds 121. Sept. Copy of int lammatory article aga inst policy in Cent.
Amor by Gerardo Matamoros, which was distributed in the streets of San Jose, Auga Salvador 145 18 Instructs him to express to the Pres his Gov s appreciation of assurances of protection Lor Ams in the event of a hostile demonstration. No warship available to visit Sal.
vador at prosent. Is Col. Por.
domo of the Gen. Statt dead! 33 Salvador 329 Sept. Pertinent portion of above duly Communicated to the Pres 34 Costa Rica TEL. lpp. Sep. 29 Salva dorean Govt. asked Govts of Costa Rica, Guatemala and Hone duras to send representatives to a meeting in Salvador to protest against the acquisition of Tonseca Bay by Pre t of Costa Rica replied that he would not do 80 unlass Nicara.
gue were also invited. Sept. 20 Costa Rica TEL. 4pm. 34 Convey to Costa Rica that its acceptance should be based on Nicaragua willingness to attend such a conference rather than the mere extension of an invitation. Sept. 26 Salvador Tel. 7pm. 34 Protests against proposed cone dor in regard to the Canal Convention between and Nicaragua. Sept. 27 Nicaragua TEL. 1pm. 34 quotes above. 35 Nicaragua TEL. 2pa. Sept. 29 Lelo kas expressed to of Salvador its unwillingnes to allow a discussion of matters of Nicara guan policy by the other Cent. Am. republics.
Preset Diaz has expressed his opinion in a confidential memo to the Pres of Honduras.
36 Salvador TEL. 4pm Sept. 30 Interview with President re invitation extended to other Central Am, Gov to attend a conference to discuss protectorate over Nicaragua. Understood that Nic.
protested to Salvador as being Recial instigator of movement.
X37 Nicaraguan Leg. Oct. 10)
Interference of salvador in Nicaraguan affairs.
38 Nicaraguan Leg. Sep. 22 Proposed conference in Guatemala regarding protectorate and naval base in Nicaragua, State De Aug, 11 Costa Rica 32 21 Ack 67 and approves remarks to Pres Jimenez. Vinç, after entering upon his duties should express his hope that Pres will do all in his power to (Over)
counteract effect of anti Am.
demonstrations, etc.