Lower coast gazette., 1913-11-01
NEWS.

FOREIGN NEWS.
Because of the turbulent condition
existing in Mexico the new Italian Mil
lister to Mexico, Signor Cambiago, ha
been ordered to proceed %immediatel
to his post.
Emperor William of Germany visit
ed Emperor Francis Joseph of Austri
at Vienna on Sunday, October 26th
The German emperor was warmly wei
coined. This visit and warm greet
Ing will dissipate the rumors of il
feeling between Austria and German,
based on Germany's support of Anti
Austrian policies during the Balkan
war.
Col. Theodore Roosevelt, ex-presi
dent of the United States, is now on
a tour of the United States of Bra
zil.
Monterey is the scene of the fiercest
battle of the latest Mexican reyolu
ton. The Rebels claim that it has
fallen into their hands. United States
Consul Philip C. Hanna, at Monte.
rey, reports all things quiet since
Saturday night when the three days
fighting ended. No foreigners were
injured. The Federals still hold the
city.
The election for president was held
Sunday, October 26th. Not enough
votes were cast to make the election
legal. Huerta will remain president by
a constitutional privilege until an cleo.
ton satisfactory to the Mexican Con-
stltution is held. In the Federal Dis
triet Of the City of Mexico it is est.
mated that only 10000 votes out of
a possible $4,000 were cast. The lead.
ers of the Catholic party claimed the
election of Federico Gamboa for
and General Rascon for
Hif IS believed eifs;edr # this be true that Gen.
Felix Diaz and Senior Roquena a
second. Huerta did not vote. Huerta
issued a decree increasing the army
from $4,000 men to 100000 men.
Huerta tried this before. The Con-
gress he dissolved by ~arresting its
members limited him to $4,000. So far
as known the results indicate that the
Catholic party will have a majority
in both Chamber and Senate. Various
kinds Of boxes from pasteboard shoe
boxes to plush covered jewel caskets
and glass jars served as ballot boxes.
Felix Diaz telegraphed his resigna-
ton as Brigadier General of the Ar
my to President Huerta. Huerta in.
yited Diaz to Mexico City. Diaz re-
fused to leave Vera Cruz. Diaz's
friends fear tnat his resignation will
be answered with an order of arrest.
Diaz, fearing assassination, has taken
refuge In the American Consulate.
The English press disapproves of
the attitude of Sir Lionel Garden, En-.
glish minister to Mexico, and some
English papers have even asked for
Sir Gardens recall. England is now
willing to keep her hands off If it is
the wish of the United States that
she do so. She will only act if re-
quested by the United States. Other.
wise she will observe strict neutrali'
ty.
The elections of Deputies to the
Chamber OF Deputies in Italy has re.
suited in a victory for the govern
ment. The new Chamber Of Depu.
ties will see the Socialist, Republican
and Clerical parties with the same re.
lative strength as in the last term.
Daniel and Evaristo Madero, rela
! tives of the late murdered president
have been brought to Tampico. From
| there they will be sent to Vera Cruz
| where they will be imprisoned pend
ing their trial on charges of sedi
ton.
Manuel Madero, a cousin Of thu
President, was arrested at Satillo OF
account of his alleged connection will
a recently discovered plot in that cit!
against the Federal Government.
Klingenberg, Germany, is a Modern
Utopia. Klingenberg has a popula
ton of 100. Klingenberg supplies
every resident with good work AM
good wages, exempts him from tn
payment OF all municipal and stat
taxes and gives him an annual allow
ance Of $500 for pin money and occs
sional extra gifts for holidays. Klir
genberg's fortune is founded upon it
deposits of clay of great fire resistin
qualities which is exported through
out the world. most of it to America
The municipality owns and works tn
deposits at an annual profit of 500
600. The pay day every two week
Is a holiday. Regular German hol
days are observed. On these days e,
cry citizen gets an extra dollar o
dollar and a quarter to help him celt
/ brQto To live IN H1in0oy