New York, Jan. 11.
The New York "World," commenting on President Coolidge's message regarding Nicaragu: when the President speaks of a series of gun-running incidents in Nicaragua as if it might develop into a casus belli in Nicaragua he is springing n very sudden surprise.
"We do not believe this country is ready to go to war or even to break off relations with one country because arms have left that country for another, neither of which are thin our jurisdiction"
The New York "Times" forsees the acts ordered by the United ates possibilities of unpleasant jeonsequences and hopes that the Adistration will combine reasonableness with its display of strength. This, it adds, will find satisfactory' and ' peaceful adjustments whether in Nicaragua or in Mexico—Reuter.
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