The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-18
SO,STATES
DDSTRUST
MADERO
MAY Not Follow His Lead
erShip;; ArmiStiCei is
Announced.
reisgram by unIted Press.

Itiegram by United PRESS.
Mexico city. May is. Whether
the promise Of President Diaz to re.
sign before June /. comes in time to
restore peace is the chief topic Of dis.
cussion in the capital today
Many close observers OF the situat
tlon doubt whether the Diaz peace
manifesto will be effective in restor
ing order
Madero's followers In the north arS
believed to be willing to lay down
their army II satisfactory peace terms
can be arranged, but the southern part
Of Mexico Is afIame with discord. Prac-
tically all OF the southern states are
seethIng hot-beds Of revolution. Thou
sands Of men are under arms and
while they hate Diaz, they distrust
Madero.
The oppression OF the governors is
the chief cause Of grievance in the
atates.
Dlax Is 10 Quit
Mexico City. May iS President
Diaz and Vice Pres:dant Corral VIII
resign before June 1.
Minister OF Foreign Relations DE Ia
Barra will become president ad-inter
im.
Francisco T. Madero the revolution
ary leader viii be called 70 Meya7
City TO act as DE ID Barra's chief ad.
wiser and at the greatest guarantee
possible every pledge made by the
government win be carried out.
AS viewed BY the public II win be
virtually a Joint presidency, pending
the calling Of a new presidential cleo
ton.
The cabinet win be reorganized
The minister Of war will be named
by Do la Barra Tho foreign office
win be in charge Of sub-secretary
named BY him. Other cabinet mem.
bers viii be chosen by him and Ma
dero Jointly
A new election will be called with
in six months.
Political amnesty viii be recon-
mended to The chamber OF deputies
These are the conditions upon which
President DIaz win compromise vir
tually shey are admitted in high quar-
ters to be a complete surrender 70 the
revolutionlsts.
The resignation Of Dlaz and tho
'tSat regency" Of De la Barra and
Madero are said to constitute guar.
antee SO complete that the original IN.
surrecto demand for fourteen COVER.
nors no longer need be considered.
President Diaz IIi.
The cabinet was in almost continu'
GUS session for two days. despite the
severe illness Of President Diaz.
The presidents entire face is az
fected with an liberated tooth. His
upper lip is swollen far beyond It's
normal size and his face is inflamed-
He showed fever yesterday. He speaks
with the greatest difficulty. but while
he is in severe pain his condition is
not alarming at this time, despite his
advanced age.
Armlstlce Agreed Upon.
El paso. May rs. At II o'clock
last night Judge Carbajal received in
structions from Mexico City to sign
the general armistice which Proyis-
Ional President Madero already had
signed early in the day. A general
armlstIce Of five days is now in effect
throughout Mexico
Immediately after Judge carbaial
signed the armistice which was
brought to his hotel room here from
s;;sss-cz. the following proclamation to
the military chiefs Of the revolution
which contained the terms Of the arm
lstIce. was made public by Provisional
President Francisco l. Madero. Jr:
Il hereby make known to all the
chiefs Of the army Of the liberator in
lhe whole province. that General Diaz
having announced his intention Of re-
signing from power this month. the
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