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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-27
HARD AND FAST RULE ON
LONG TARIFF Spf.Icf HES

Washington. June 27.--Senate Dem
oerats put the cloture rule 10 long
tariff speeches In the c9ucus to-day.
determined Ia comTlcte consideration
of the Underwood Simmons bili for
report To the senate next week. iIav-
ing spent hours yesterday on ono
paragraph which was not completed
when adjournment was taken Il war
evident the caucus would be prolong-
ed unless discussion was checked.
Revolutions were adopted "a limit de-
bate on each item Ia dispute and de-
ny ans senator to speak more than
once on subject Again the conn
tervaihng duty on wheat and flour
was first taken up with the general
cOuntervaillng duty amendment to
give the president power To retallate
against all nations for discrimination
against the United States on any COM
modify.
After the wheat and flour fight had
been settled Senator Newlands sought
60 amend the entire agricultural
schedule and moved that the finance
committee be instructed 20 reduce the
duty ON an food products by slsding
soale Or 10 per cent year until they
reached the free list The amend.
ment was voted down
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-27
IoHNsoN Musr MOVE on.

ottawa. ont. June 21.-If tx
Johnson. the negro pug. who In under
$4,000 bail In Chicago. pending APP
peal from conviction in white slave
case. and Unexpectedly came to Cana
da. does not az once prove To the i'm
migration officials al Montreal that
he holds through ticket to France
or 81. Petersburg, az he maintains. he
viii be arrested aud sent back TO
Chicago. as quickly as the machinery
uf the law will permit. Further. "
johnson holds ticket, he must use
II without delay.
This announcement was made teday
by the Canadian Immigration depart
ment after the receipt OF a telephonic
request from the United States vice
consul in Montreal that the negro be
dcported.
Johnson came In through Windsor,
Ont. last wednesday. No official
word had been received that he had
been convicted Of crime and he met
the immigration requirements.
johnson was notified 10y the police
this morning. that. providing he kept
his word and lof, Canada within
day or so. he would not be arrested
He asserted that he did not intend e.
run away and was ready to give him
self up to the authorities II they
wanted him otherwise he would sail
for Europe On sunday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-27
Caucus Approves All Amend
ments to the Agricultural
Schedule Including Counter
vailing Duty on Wheat and
Flour.
PRESIDENT MAY HAVE
DISCRIMINATORY POWER
Senate Managers Determined
that Consideration of Bill
Shall Be Completed During
the Coming Week.

gBy Leased Wire 10 evening Herald. !
Washington. June 37.--All amend
meDts to the agricultural schedule Of
the new tariff proposed by Democrats
Of the senate finance committee were
approved today by the caucus inciud-
Ing the countervalllng duty on wheat
and flour The finance committss
later may recommend enIarscments
Of its proposed amendment directing
the president 10 proclaim countervaii-
ing duties on certain commodities
when discrimination by ether nations
is disclosed.
For suggested changes the amend
nent 20 compel payment of fun rcvc-
nue duty on brnndles used In forti-
flying sweet wines. WAS returned TO
the finance committee. Opposition
60 the proposal was aroused among
California wine pro iucers.
The recommendation % the finance
committee for a cOuntervalllng duty
on wheat aud four was flnally ap-
proved by the caucus etght senators
voting against the amendment Flctch-
or. lea. MARITIME. O'Gorman. Reed.
Salisbury. sheppard and Nardnman.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-27
EAST SAINT LOUIS
HAS BRIBERY
SCANDAL
Former Mayor Involved by
Confession of Councilman
Who Declares He Took Mon.
ey for Franchises.

lBy Leased Wire 20 Escning Herald. /
ST. Louis. June 27.---Joseph A. Fans
Ter. former member of the East 81.
Louis. fll.. county council. has madh
sworn confession OF bribery TO
States Attorney Charles webb
The confession Involves Charles s
Lambert. former mayor Of East ~.
Louis; John l.. Flanagan. former
corporation counsel and accuses five
other councllmen of extortlnR money
for the passage Of public utilities
franchises
The confession was made 20 the
states attorney OF 81. clair county.
Illinois. yesterday. aud In part. re-
cites that Fausler and five others.
while members Of the East 81 Louis.
Illinois city council In the spring OF
1919. were paid $500 each for voting
permission % an interurban railway
company Ia use certain streets In East
ST. Louis The confession also re-
cites that Fanslor and three other
councilmcn were paid $3.50 each for
voting 10 permit the Chicago and Al
ton railroad % cross certain street,
Ia the city Lambert and Flanagan
are named IN the confession a. having
conducted negotiations prior 20 the
alleged payment to tho aldermen. The
confession followed a series Of arti-
clcs printed In the 81 Louis Post Dis
patch.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-27
Canadian Authorities Prepar-
ed to Deport Negro Pug
Unless He Makes Fast Hike
for France.
WASHINGTON THINKS
GETAWAY COMPLETE
United States Authorities
Doubt Their Power to Bring
Back Fighter Under White
Slave Act.

tBs Leased wire 20 Evening Herald. !
Washington. June 27.--Jack John
son has made good his escape from
the United States for the time being
at lcnsi and can neither be extraditcd
nor deported from Canada. according
10 vhe latest official view here.
johnson. Il has been learned here.
~ travelling on touring ticket and
Canada can not return him because
her immigration law does not exclude
a transient alien in such clrcum.
stances
Johnsons offcnse n not extradita-
BILE In Canada. Officials we're maxi
ing an effort today 10 have the neRro
returned 10 this country under Cana
dian immigration laws, but II has
failed
n the United states circuit court
OF appeals sustalns Johnsons conten-
ton his one year sentence for vlolat.
ins the white slave law will hc cufog-
chile any time he returns to the Unit
ed States.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-27
SOME BIG DO|NGS
IN GYMNASTIC
STUNTS
Elaborate Program Today in
Denver at Meeting of North
American Gymnastic Union I;
Prizes Awarded Sunday.
IBy Inascd Wire to Issenins merAld.I

AARN ANse.tN NNANN ~ AaNNNNttA haNAAAAa
Denver. Col, June 25.-Compctiti0n
la athletics continued today at Lake
side stadium Ia connection with the
thirty-iirsi bundos-turniost of the
North American Gymnastic Union
In addition. the musical and literary
contests we're held az the auditorium
Both began promptly az Z this morn
ing. each attracting great croWds oG
visitors 10 the bundcs-turnfest ana
local enthusiasts
Betwcon tie hour OF noon and
o'clock a concert In mid-alr was given
hy musicians stationed Ia top Of the
3S0-font Campanile tower in the down
town district
This afternoon at the stadium we're
held exhibitions ~ model gymnastics,
members of tho local turnvereins par
ticipaiing slong with children from
the public schools Tonight "a tho
auditorium prize singing contests viii
he held. the singing societies of the
different turnyerelns taking part.
The calculating boards ara kept
busy figurlng the Individual aud team
percentages of the teams cOntcstlng
In the athletic events. hut their work
ls being carofuls guarded aud no In
formation win be- giveu cut untll sun
DAY. when prizes win be awarded
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-27
Senator from illinois Com.
pares Chief Magistrates At.
titude With That of Presi.
dent Buchanan.
PUBLIC GOOD ABOVE
THE PUBLIC OFFICE
Unwilling of Douglas Statue
Made Occasion for FlOwery
Tribute to the Latest Presi-
dent.
tBy leased wire TO levcnIna slOsald.I !

tBy Leased wire 90 pcvcnIna Herald, !,
Brandon. VI. June 27.--senator
james Hamilton Lewis. of Illinois. de-
liVered the oration al the unwilling to-
day OF a statue OF stephen A. Douglas
former senator from Illinois. who was
born here.
Senator Lewis referred a. Presldcn;
Wilson's relations With th. senate.
comparing them with conditions whom
President Buchanan and senator
Douglas Joined issue.
lie said in part
Senator Douglas slgnallcd his en-.
trance 10 the United States senate by
break with the president Of the
United States. James Buchan,. y. The
reasons for this break were OF a ma
ture now parallelod by the events
encircling President Wilson and the
senate. Douglas demanded the dis.
trihutlon OF public offices In support
OF his policies. President Buchanan
differed from Douglas and permitted
the patronage To be used against
Douglas.
president Wilson presents the op.
posite attitude He puts the public
good above the public office and de-
clincs either to give ont offices TO
senators as compensation for their
support or to penaIize those who op-
pose him by denying them public pa
tronage. Buchanan went 10 defeat
In trying TO retaiiate on senator's who
opposed his policies and went To po-
Iitlcai disgrace Ir trying 20 destroy
senators because they would not sup
port his policies. President Wilson ~
trying 10 inaugurate the system that
James Monroe put into effect with
success In the EZRA of good feeling In
1919. and seeks 20 emulate the course
OF George Washington in recognizing
no party organization as having any
right To urge It's existence as "A mere
agency Of political office. James Blu
chanan was on trial under the as
saults of Douglas Co test whether the
doctrine of retaliation on senators
could succeed II failed.
"President Wilson declines To allow
his personality to bc put on trial but
under exactly similar conditions as
surrounded Buchanan on the slavery
and admission of new states issues
President Wilson with his currency
and tariff policies II putting the
country Ia the test"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-27
Trio of FinanOisrs will Tell
About Mysterious Calls from
Men Alleged TO Be Members
of Congress.
LOBBY PROBE DEVELOPS
INTERESTING PHASE
Who Called Up Ledyard now
Matter Proving Of Alb
sorbing Interest to Men
Who Run the Country.

{ by LEASED Wrre go Esensne Herald. \
washington. June 27.--subpoenas
VIII be issued at once By the senate
lobby investigating committee Tor
Lewis Cass Ledyard and Paul y. Cra.
Vath. New York attorneys. and for
David Lamar. Wall street man, 20
appear next week In connection with
lts investigation of the charge that tho
names Of congressman are being used
To secure Influence with financial
men.
Mr. Ledyard and Mr. Cravath are
understood 20 have additional lnfor-
nation that they are willing 10 give
the committee. Both were referred
To- by Robert = Lovett. chairman
OF the board OF the Union Pacific.
AK having been recipients OF mymeri-
Gus telephone calls that purported
10 come from congresslstec.
The story told the lobby Ell; msttee
last night by Representative A Mitch
ell Palmer of Pennsylvania. has az
tonlshed congressional circles and
resulted IN demand from many
uuarters that the senate committee
use every effort to find the men re-
sponsihie
Mr. Palmer testified that Lewis
CasS i.edyard had been called repeat
edly by man who represented him
self as Mr.. Palmer. ~he attorney
took the precaution 10 learn that Mr..
Palmer wis not IN New York. how
ever. and then kept the congressman
informed of dsvelepnentn pntil eyi-
dence had been secured strongly IN
dleating whom the calls came from.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-27
Sensational Rumor of Receiv-
ership AuthOr1tatively De-
MED by Officials and Finan-
oiers.
JULY SETTLEMENTS
WILL ALL BE MET
Speyer & Company, Who Hold
Bonds Of National Lines An
nounce that there Has Been
no Defalcstion in Interest
Payments.


tBv lcascd wirc to Evening nerali 4
New York. June 27.-spcycr A.
company and other banking houses
familiar with the affairs OF the Ma
tional Railways Of Mexico. were un-
able to confirm today the report from
Mexico city that IA receiver has been
appointed for the system aud we're in
clincd to think u was nn error n
was said that there was no reason for
taking such nction from The point or
view of the roads finances. as all It's
obligations had been met. American
directors Of the road. including Hans
Winterfcit. Of Speyer a. Company.
went into conference al the company's
local offices aud u was expected that
"A statement would he issued after the
meeting. 4 private dispatch pur-
porting to have bccn received from
President Huerta was made public
hy q banking house denying that ~
y. Brown. president Of the road. had
resigned
The authenticity Of the message
was later vouched for by officials ~
the railroad.
"Mr. Browa Is now and win CON
tinuc in the presidency OF the Nation
al Railways of Mexico. Huertn." the
IneasaEs. yrad
The officials also authorized tho
following statement.
"No lnfoI nation has been received
by the bankers or M tho local offices
~ the company tending IN any way
20 verify the rumors printed this
morning IN regard to the National
Railways Of Mexico Tho National
Railways of Mexico states definitely
that the financial requirements of the
company Tor July I are fully In hand
and that the Officers of the company
have received communications from
Mexico this morning relative 20 the
company's operations
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-27
New Mexico Senator Urges
Repeal Of Law Of 1919 For
bidding Shipment Of Arms
Across the Border.
BOND HOLDERS HELD
RESPONSIBLE FOR REVOLT
Declares That Not An Ameri-
can Dollar Was Used in
Backing Disastrous Venture
Of MaderO Family.

lBy Leased wire % Evening merniGl
Washington. June 27---senalor Fan
gave the senate its first official in
timatica Of. the reporr of the commit
tee which investigated tins Madero
revolus.ou In Mckee. IN a speech to-
day urging the repeat OF the Law Of
1919. which permitted Former presl-
dent Tart 20 forbid. By proclamation.
shipments Of arms across the border.
A. a member Of the committee,
Senator Fail declared he was c0nvine-
cd that not an American dollar was
used In financing the Aladero revolu-
tion. lie believed II had been H.
nanccd In part al least with 93sO,o coo
which Gustav Madero, since executed.
had secured By bonds from the
French Spanish hank of Paris, 10
build the Mexican Central railroad IN
zacatecas
BY withholding expectation OF arms
to the revDiutioniats after Madero
came into power Fall declared tho
United States had earned the enmliy
Of so per cent Of the Mexican popula-
tion with the result that Americans
there had been held for ransom and
outraged.
AR. Fall told the senate Il was his
Information that after Madero came
into office inc Mexican RQvernnept
reimbursed him n large sums for the
money spent Cor the uprlslnR and
thar pofti0n wus returned to the
bondholdcrs Of the railroad for which
GuStay0 Madcro raised large umm.
The railroad never was built. he said.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-27
oJHDA FORcED 10 co
BACK Ug-ON 0UAxt1AS

Tucson. Az. June a1.--In q wircr
ienu nss.aso sent from the tinitsd
States cruiser pIttaburw II 0unsmes
and relayed from san Diego, sedefai
Governor F'ranclsco Garcia ~ sSnolas
informed the Mexican eeusul here thar
General Oieda had fallen back -
Gnaymag and Was prepared 90 give
The Fcbel state troaps battle at llsal
place.
Despite Governor 9orcia'e nss0r-
ance. Mexican federal agents eaIa
disposed 10 believe Huert6 forceF foR
sustained a severe hlnw "a the weeks
fighting about Ortiz and santa Rosa.
n was confidently anticipated that ha
would sweep north s. ne intcfnaiicu-
al line. and the dispatch aiatinE ~
was hack in 0unSmsy destroyed al
hope % victory.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-27
COMP MPENSAT|ON ACT
FOR WORKMEN
APPROVED
Governor McGovern of Wis
oonsin Gives Sanction to
Progressive Measure in Be-
half of the Laborer.
tBy Leased Wire 60 Evening Herald, J

lby AlcHaeo wire go Evening AcFaiu'l
Madison, Wis, June GA new
workmen's compensation act approved
by Governor McGovern today provides
that every employer of four or more
persons VIII be subject to the proyi.
sions of the act, unless he specifically
elects the contrary
he benefits 90 injured employees or
their dependents remain almost un-
changed the chief exceptions being In
the ease OF workmcn who are totally
disabled permanently. In which event
the compensation is extended over a
poriod of SIX years from the date of
injury
Following the lead at score OF
more stutes. the new act a0rogatea
the defense OF contrihutury negli-
gcncc,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-27
TIGHT SHUT is THE
WORD IN DENVER
IN I.eased VIC lo IEvenlng IleTaId.

NV Leased Wire tO Evening Herald.
Denver June 27.--"Stand pat In
effect was the order received today
hv Assistant District Attorney Wayne
Williams from District Attorney John
A. Rush relative to the order closing
Denver saloons and rcsta urants at
midnight, The telegram was received
from Lawrence. kan, and said In
part
"rhe people make the laws and no
official has any right 10 unmake them
II the liquor laws are wrong. let tho
lawmakers change them
Assistant District Attorney Williams
said today that Il official Information
~ brought 10 him that any saloons
or restaurants arc violating the mid
night closing order he Will bring I,
before the grand jury at once.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-27

thy 1fescd W3o % Epcalne Mofnl4.1
El paao. Xex. June ll1unft& II
perfectly quiet wltk no alarm ftRaltt
ing sho npncagaaco of tno a0oHntN
gaara Of Eancho Villas reba' ean@
mnnd. The town ~ fortified an4
ready A report cam2 IN today lnAt
villa was headinx for palnnga6. mn4f
~ 3Mafa4 ~ feeln At1 US MR41
ammunition t&Iofa attacking. All
ratlroad eauipmehl ~ lWb lines on.Kf.
Ing Jnares has haen brought lo tnA
RI paso side 0f the line and brokers
have applied for pcfm'eel0n 81 hEIng
over what supplies they have on
hand
General Hugh T. Scott. ccmnandlen
tho United states troops this mora
Ing inspected the border between b1
pAso and Juarex with view 10 place
Ing his troops IN the eFnnl ot b4le
tie. He wired the war department Tor
permission 20 bring IN troops frum
the border patrol eael and west 0t
El Paso, II needed. and ISSUED a warm
Ing To Americans % keep ont ot tho
zone Of fire a. hluch es po1eibie Ia
the event Of a battle.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-27
CIlInns DcpIorr Action.
BRAZILIAN MINISTER
GUEST OF FRANCE
1 By Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald, ]

Hy LEASED Wtfo tO Evening Iternlu'
san Francisco. June 2I.--Fcderah
municipal and Panama Pacific expo
sition officials were prepared today
tu meet Dr i.auro Muller, Brazilian
minister for foreign affairs and spe-
c,nl picnlputentiary To the United
siatps. when he arrives late this evon-
ing On his tour of the United states
lie viii hn met hy cavalcndc of cav
airy and mounted police, and osoour'-
I'd to his hotel.
All unnecessary formnlitics VIII be
dtspenned with for the evening aud
the formal calls at Mayor iolph aud
President Charles &. Moore, ot tho
Panama Pacific exposition VIII not be
paid until tomorrow.
The program for Dr Mullcr's enter
tainment here covers almost the en-
tire week, and includes the dedication
of the site tor the Brazilian building
az the Panama Pacific exposition.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-27
WARRANTS OUT FOR
INDIAN OFFICERS

lfly Leased Wire a. Evenlng NerAio.l
Tulsa. Okla. June 2I.~--WarraniA
were issued today for Henry A. Lar
son of Denver. chief of the Indian
country enforcensent officers. aud
eleven deputy United States marshnls
who participated Ia the capture ~
tho twelve wagon loads ~ liquor Wed
ncsday,
The capture Of the liquor was made
within tho TULSA city limits and b II
charged that the officers violated .
recent ruling OF the United States clr-
cult court of appeals huldlne that
town sites are not indian country ana
the government laws on intfoanc'nt
llquor DO not apply ~ them The men
arrested With lne vaGon train are opt
On bond.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-27
CHANCES GOOD FOR
SETTLEMENT OF
COAL STRIKE
Governor Hatfield Busily En-
gagged in Effort to Prevent
Fresh Trouble in West Vir-
ginia Coal Field.


Tssy Leased wire tn EyenlnR ulernId.l
Charleston, W. Va. June 27.--con.
ferences between coal operators and
miners OF the New River field were
continued today IN the offices OF Cow
ern0r Hatfield and while the proceed
lngs were carefully guarded, inform
alton Is that the effort To prevent the
strike called for July ist. might be
successful.
There WAS no disorder In the Cabin
creek district. where a thousand min-
efs struck yesterday,
A mass meeting % al the miners
Of the Paint and Cabin creek districts
has been called for sunday at Esk-
dale,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-27
SIXTY LAMAs ARE
BURNED TO DEATH

IBy Leased wire "a Evening Herald. !
Q 81 Petersburg. June 2I.--six- .
. ~ Mongollnns l.amas were burn .
. ed 10 death today In pagoda at =
. Kwel Hunoheng, in the Chineze
. province nf Shansi, on the bor-
. der of M0ngolia, according 10 a
. dispatch received here. They =
. had harrlcaded themselves IN the =
. building against a number Of
= Chinese pursuerN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-27
BACON MAINTAINS HIS
INNOCENCE


[Ilv flcnsrf Wire in IfVcnlng Herald.
Cripple Greek. Colo, June 27.--
James l. Bacon. former Colorado
legislator. who slashed himself with a
knife In his iall cell "Wednesday night,
is partly conscious today Dut q ia bes
licNed ne cannot recover He still
maintains that he Is Innocent or the
murder of hts wife and Etep-dnughter
and that the wounds Ia his abdomen
were inflicted hy masked man who
entered his cell.
Bacon was under charge of muir
der growing out Of the blowing up Of
his home. Mrs. bacon and her
daughter were killed ana Bacon serb
ously wounded.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-27
HOUSE PUTS ONE OVER ON
GENTLEMAN FROM TEXAS
fRr I.enscd wIrc lo Eycnlne heraId.l

Try Leased Wire tO Evening herRln.l J
Washington. June 27.--Represcnt-
ntiVe Galloway of Texas, who has re-
peatcdly blocked a $4,000 appropria-
dion to send District OF Columbia vet.
crans to the Gettysburg celebration,
was called out of the house chamber
for Few minutes today ana came
back to lind the house In roars of
laughter and the resolution unani-
mously passed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-27

Eiss leases Wire 10 Esenlas neeAl4.l
salt Lake as. 1uue y4-alxiy teir@
rams 81 she Blue and 0Fay armies TER
a. noon today Tor OeftssDufR ra.
to attend the lliueih anniversary
reunion or tho ciyIi var bastie Neaf-
b. half Of Those b lhr party parilFi-
naled IN the cfuVla' encouateg, Hhe
Veterans waited anxlousls uNiis AZ
most the last monlent before Wef
were assured that eHough neney aad
been subscribed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-27
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO
AFTER STOCK MEETING


81. Joseph. Mo-. June FL. !.
Ferguson 81 Chicago. was the princi-
pal speaker ON today's program ~
the National Live Stock exchange
which opened here yesterday. He
filled the place assigned to tkr Eov-
ernOr Of Nebraska. who was unable
20 attend Interest of deicgates cen-
tered In the selection Of next years
meeting place. 81 Paul and Chicago
are after the meeting.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-27

nntrh Cnhlnet RenIrn...

The Hague. June 27.--The cablnet
under the premiership OF Or Theo-
dorus Hoemaker resigned today. The
recent elections To the second cham
her OF the states general placed the
coalition supporting the ministry 10
a minority. -. -. ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-27
JUsTERAND OFF FOR
TRIP TO PARIS

Washington. June s5.--Jules Jus
perand, the French ambassador. said
au revolr to-day 10 President Wilson.
Tie is leaving la a few days on VA
cation trip 70 France.