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The Washington times., 1914-04-07

The nourishment of and nursing back
to health Of the hair bulbs may be
brought about with oils, ointments.
electric brushes, vibration. massage
and the righting OF internal troubles.
But the best of all Is right living. An
excellent local remedy Is
Chloral hydrate ........-....-.. Grams
Resoren .....--.....-...--........ grains
Glycerine ....--..-.............-.- 2 drains
on OF Beauty Roses. drops
Beta naphthol ..-.......-........ 10 grains
Fetrolatum .............-..-.....-.6o ounces
The Washington times., 1914-04-07

where with him again. not il he was the
last man on earth.
The Washington times., 1914-04-07

Tomorrow: What the Tabby Chill
dren Did At the Sewing Circle.
The Washington times., 1914-04-07

Make good by doing good.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-17
Rules on Local Option Case

AUSTIN. Texas. July D. The
Attorney Generals department ud-
yI-ed the County Attorney GO King
vile today iu regard 10 @ local OPP
ton situation COS follows o. seem.
that Justice precinct No Z Of Nurr
County adopted prohibition Boo 1909.
and that iu 1913 Klrbcrs County
was organized from q portion 0'
Nueccs County. and that @ portion Of
precinct 40 became part 0l
Kleberg county and a portion of
such precinct remains % part o. Nue.
eos County The question presented
was whether or not that portion of
precinct SO Z now a part of KIeberg
County De- etill under the prohibition
adopted in 1909 The question vas
answered that prohibition remains
in force in an of precInci 80 Z ole
thought 10 has since been divided %
portion being boz one county aui %
portion being iu another
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-17

CUlLDRbSS Texas. july d.
TODAY races resulted as follow
2a5 Pace Keuiucky Rosewood.
Driver Hicks. 2-l--. Tho Couur-.
part Driver Dcficnbrek. 7-2.I star
Brook Driver spurgiH 1872 Grace
g.. Driver Mcbride. s-5-1. Co. Rog
ers. Driver Case. as. Dan o.. nri-
yer stone. c-7-f. Costa. Walnut and
Baroness May also started Tim.
. 10 Ia. 2:l9 10. 2-l9 BE
Three-Ycar-Old Trot Sir shelby
Driver Myers. l-i-l Bid star DrIg
or Foote 2-2-4. Max Moran. priv.
or Doffnuhr, 1855. Ethel Hawk.
wood. Driver Burdick. i-5-2. Helen
g.. Driver kimherlin G-4-3. UohF
O. Driver stone. j-s-G Time ~
IL. q 90 10. 2.2s Ia
Har Mile Dash Wild Irish 10-
Norton first Henry Bolton Too
Moore ecoud Young Pau-ey ios
Tller. third. COB Austin. Jasf Cam.
bio Eva paEick California Jack and
Coed also ran Time 81 o.
Three Fourth VILE Dash Pedro
l1l Norton. first The Visitor fna
Osmer second F.'atable. lia Sell
.or third Capt Deuce and Ia-.sIt
also ran Time o. l-2
thfiress u0u flr laU game fr.
day b. score uf O. to 20 There sefs
. great manF more people here Co.
day than yesterday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-17
CARbAJA[ READY
To YIELD PLACE
ADVISES UNITED STATES on ~.
TESTION To RETIRE IA.
yORING CARRANZA
PEACE Seems ASSURED
Government win withhold Rec0g.
milton Hut Approves Of Pro-
posed Patriotic Effort of
President

~ AssofiAied iF'Nt'
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July L.
Francisco Carbalal successor to Hu-
.rta provisional president OF Mex
leo today advised the United govern
ment informally that he intended to
retire Ia favor OF Carranza the Con
stltntiOnalist chief
The statement together with the
announcement from Saltillo that
tarranza Is willing To enter into ne
gotiations with Carbaial relative TO
transferring his authority In Mex
leo city. Is regarded here as assur-
ing the cessation Of hositilities and
restoring peace In Mexico.
1ne views OF Carbajal were eX-
pressed to Bryan today by Jose Cas-
tellot. former member OF the Mex
lean embassy The message reveal
ed that Generals Huerta and Blan-
que. intend going 10 Europe
Bryan thanked Castellot and said
white recognition would not be- ac-
corded Tarbajals patriotic efforts
10 bring about peace would be- ap-
plauded
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-17
Families ~ Puerto

bt
PUERTO. Mex. July lG.- Sonora
Hnerta. her two sons. George and
Victor. their wives and two unmar-
red daughters, Sonora BANQUET.
wife OF the former war minister, ana
other distinguished refugees arriy-
ed here today on special train
from the capital. aud went on board
the British Cruiser Bristol.
The railway yards were filled with
selected soldiers. Alongside the
track the Mexican Gunboat Sara
goza took her position. The Ger
man cruiser Dresden was moored
outside the harbor with the British
ship Bristol. II is announced unoi-
iicially that another British warship
Is enroute from Vera Cruz and II
is reported that British and Ger
man vessels will play part In the
removal from Mexico 81 he Huerta
and Blanquel families. II Is assum-
.s that she bristol -vill carry the
naafia family abroad American
vessels lies Molnes and Paducah are
lylng vt the mouth OF the river
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-17
SMITH F0RFE|TS
To CARPENTER
ENGLISH FANS SEE SIX OF THE
FASTEST ROl NDs FOUGHT
IN YEARS
FOUL BLOW NOT INTENDED
Occurrence ,dds niortunate Chap
ter to international sport
Mud Likely Ia kindIe
had Feelings
liy ocIaled Press

''H
LONDON July lGh George 3.
Carpenter the young French cham
piou. The only pugllisi OF permler
rank France has ever contributed TO
ihc game. vas awarded the decision
tonight over "Gunboat" smith. the
American tighter. on q foul IA the
sixth round of the fastest heavy
weight tight Londoners have seen In
many years.
The nght was scheduled for 20
rounds
To smith and his supporters. the
finish was tragedy because the
blow Tor which the American was
disqualified uas neither studied. nor
Intentional II was launched when
the Frenchmua slipped 10 his knees.
ana the gaunt sailor was seen t0 re-
coil in an attempt to draw back al
most as his arm flew out
The fight adds an unfortunate
chapter 10 International sport and
is likely to kindle bad feeling
When the French contingent car
tied Carpenter 10 his corner. In the
sixth round, the utmost confusion
roipned
The ring was crowded with Off
,iJls and seconds.
Thousand of spectators were on
their feet shouting and grouning.
Carpenter slipped 10 the floor a. "A
powerful right glanced OF Smiths
jaw
Ia the previous rounds Carpen-
tiers lightning like work evidently
worried Smith who nevertheless.
stood his ground We'll In the fourth.
Smith was floOred for count of six
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-17

REDnlNC cal July rs Las
ON peak broke forth again early ves-
arday IN an oruption OF magnitude
uueGualcd since tho volcanO first
woke ~ renewed lie ON May 20 A.
! 60 this afternoon the spending
column of steam and ash had risen
90 double tho height ~ any nrevi-
ouslv seen the most noteworthy In
tho series OF outhursts
Black smoke belchod . mile hish
from the crater and driued south
ward in "a banner ton .ailes long
The amount Of falling ashes was
small compared 10 the great erup-
tiou of June - but the. VOLUME ~
'hr r'nrd Vae nllv psi Great and the
duration of the disturbance loneer
The outbreak BEGAN Ia dwindle
after two hours Todas's T. The
eilhteenth eruption since May so.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-17
To Invite Cons,itutionalists

~ Associated Press.
Ell PASO TEX, July lG.-Peace
commissioners who will invite the
tonstituiionalists to take possession
of Mexico CITY. left the national cap
iial today. with Guadalalara as their
destination according TO Official ad-
vices here tonight
General Alvarado Obregon has his
hoadquarters there.
Il Is predic.ed that each division
commander. Villa. Obregon aud Con
lales. will lead his own command
into the capital
Alter military rule is established
in Mexico City. other troops VIII
visit the capita.
More than uly thousand Consti-
m,ionalist soldiers 50 .l be quartered
ia Mexico Citt 10 a Co." weeks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-17

Nine Texas prize beauties who
feni To New York ON their way To
Europe after winning trip because
ot their good looks. found Just be-
fore they sailed that their type OF
beauty VAS not 20 an appreciated
Strong. healthy girls. with rosy
cheeks that needed no paint TOR color
they were. but they met with sneers
and even rIdicule in New York
They sailed away without learning
why they hadn't caused something
of sensation But d hotel clerk.
who hadn't spen most Of his life
on Broadway or the BoWery. explain
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-17
10 HONOR CElEIiRAT-
I'D ENGLISH LAWYER.

LONDON. Jut Do Sir Edward
Iarkc, one of EuEguds most dis
Nuguished lawyers Huu ls about 10
retire after an active practice cover
ul nearly % hal' % century BIS 10
- entertained Dos the bench aud
bar go Lincoln luu VAN tomorrow
distinction char uu't twice be-.
cog" has fallen To- member of the
bar.
% is not surprising iHaf Sir Ed
ward has Jf last decided t1 retire.
'pr bis luburs 100 the bar have been
phenomenal uf late years be- ha
U",u engaged m 900 kinds of cases.
from murder trials to Intricate
trade disputes. and iu all of them
." hH displayed tremendous energy.
'i' NH never taken really luus hul-
i1N Wd until few years ago he
added 20 bis great practice The .ur.
I"n OF the parliamentary Wort
one of The most celebrated eases
U which SIR Edward wa. engaged
.I- the notorious Tranby croft bac
Garrett scandal. W which be- acted for
-.r William Gordon Cummug The
.fD oscar wilde in. the luttrr's
famous lawsuit against h, late
Marquis of Quoeusbury.
A. number oi years ago SIN Ed
ward attracted considerable aueu-
"Hu pr both sides of the Atlantic
.t h'. protest 700 a Thank giving
dinner held Zoo London against tbe
rrul'Io1 OF the term American
H. rhe United states His address
Hruu.ni Up end of comment at The
time and likewise caused consider
.hI. I...ecliue ON me part of Amer
olu. but this was partially allavsi
%, Sir Edward explanation thar
ha Intended his protest only ls q
I.La
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-17
AMERICAN IRISH
e., To HELP REDMOND
NATIONAL ENECITItE COMMIT.
TEF ASSEMBLIES 10 DECIDE
ON THE Mi1'rEK
MOVE TO COLLECT FUNDS
Expected That Government Must
Reckon With Nationalist Nol.
untecrs aud lister
Volunteers
spcinl 10 The Neu

Hl'cinl in h' Sew
NEW YORK. July lG IN re-
Spouse To call issued b, President
Michael J Ryan the members of The
national executive committee ol the
nited Irish League of America as
semblcd IN this city today Tor what
is considered one OF the most impur-
tuut meetings ever held hy that
body The principal matter to be-
considered and acted upon a. the
meeting s the question of aiding
The Nationalist Volunteer movement.
4 short time ago President Ryan
received q cable message from John
RimCnd. the Irish parliamentary
leader. relative tu the Volunteer
movement asking that h be given
assistance through tho league.
Since the Nationalist Volunteer
movcm, 10 was started n. career
has been watched closely by many
Interested IN the Home Rule strug
gle When Nh Redmond saw that
men who we're not active workers
for Home Rul, we're getting cuIi.ul
of the organization be- sent ont
manifesto requesting that the Irish
parliamentary party be- given repre-
sentation on the board ol govern
ment Al first some uf the prutis-
i0nal COMMITTEE, tried tp dodge the
issue. but Mr.. Redmond told the
rnhk aud Tile to elect their own
county officers. and a. the Nuluu-
toors were nearly an affiliated with
the Home Rule movement thIs serve
ed 10 put check ou the plans OF
the Dublin committee.
Already movement. have been
started in America 90 collect funds
and n other WAYS aid lH, nation
| alil Volunteer Their. BE- tain oft
forming companies to ru across 60
/ join the ranks $50 body ul men
could start from the United states
us au organized band Co Join any
movement on the otheI side. lOr Ihe
/ niied states government would
not permit Dr. aud the tnHisu gov
eminent could prevent o laullng
lt H lidrit eDt,
/ would not fferferp "fN ridun De-
euinp across but tunt could NOT
/ carry arms Tho difficult, nov con-
fronting the newly organized Vol
uutcor is to get equipment That
bmr means may boz open seems
evident from Mr. Redmouds cable
message Tor assistance
Gl course neither the National
! iuIuuItt NOR the .l.ttf .fuIHu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-17
JONES' FRIENDS
EXPECT To WIN
SIWENiDl EFFORT HIING
MADE 10 BRING D.Anu-
Gratis INTO LINE

WASHINGTON. y. G.. Inly 10
Administration senators are urgiur
the confirmation of Thos u Jones
of Chicago. as member ~ thr
Federal Reserve Board and worked
strenuously today to bring into lime
some democratic colleague who have
expressed opposition to the pro.
dents nominee.
one s., Iator made The definite (.
serliou that Jones can be- confirmed
by majority OF two votes Au-
other strenuous effort Was made to
day by the senate iudioilfg commit
tee 20 perfect the Clayton anti-truef
bin and some progress Na. reroru.J
u is u0N hoped 90 have lbr measure
ready early next week
The Interstate trade rummi .ion
bin Nas discussed TODAY by th,
Senate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-17

COLUMBUS. A. NJ. July It.
the Federal Fili0us crs under Gen.
Rogue Come today evacuated Palo-
mas which they captured Nednes-
day after almost auuihilating the
Constitutionaiist garrison. seven
members OF the garrison barieaded
themselves In a.house a. the edge Of
the village and held their position
against the Fedora IRE until the
invaders evacuated -iia ARRIVALS
from Palomi- tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-17

$50 IHII- $780, July o. Early
.n f.s coming .HHiH Missouri b. 90
bold -r.r. .rmar. election for
ths nomination . candidate, Tor fhe
.f.I -f.f. senate represeutatiFes
iH ..rrr, Judges of the circuit
court tr| members of the leg. TO
ura H.1r Stone. whose
term Ir M United States senate
u.Il expire r.u March is caudI-
d.f. Hr ..iuat.uu un theD.mu-
cratic N.t. H.H principal ouDo-
IHfr. William ~ Wallace
tr f-. Polite E'viF for
.r member U. congress and until
aH'. chairman of the Rsnuhli-
lH ~.fr Commute. Dr. candidate
. OBJ. Republican seuatufial nom
UaUHu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-17

cropped like woody dog iu the sum
mor Ju. 80 with these Texas beau
tics Had they gone around the cor
uoT 20 @ uairdrc Ser how much their
looks might have been improved In
the eyes of the New Yorker True.
they would have looked 49, il they
were ready to take part boz q girl
show bat that's what New York
wants Don eiaht-tpuths of the
ashinuably dressed women you meet
on the average street have make
up on strong enough to stand the
Elarr of stage lights
WHAT u1iur, good Tor anyway
when Won have arr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-17
tN'IONT ~rRIhES kINutkN
IuMN kliitNG TWO

HENDERSON Ey. Dr.. o. Two
Hor, killed and -eE,r other boz
rrrI and scores %. hu Hinr dam
aged when cyclone no & fU. r.fE
bate TODAY
The damage 800 roa.. hundred
and nHr muuaud "A. ar The
Ieu plant H. do.Ir. 3 aud tho
c.tt B.. boz darkness. t,n 4 Severn
fires started .Hi s'r. ucb.F OK.
tiusw. h,i
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-17
.E[KS HOLD LAST
DENVER SESSION
NEIO PROPOSITION 10 APPOINT
COMMISSION 10 tuDIiN
Llft ~ NOW

DENVER Colo. july 49, The
fiual eessiot ~ the Grand Lodge ot
benevolent and Protective order Of
Elss session Was h,ld here today
After yotour The proposition fp
appoint comm. sion Go coiify The
ritual resolution was passed om
UuaDIug the incoming Exalted Ru.
er raymond benjamin 600 appoint
% committee to act with hIm aud rr.
port o fHa revision ol fu, ritual
fHU NlII. hence
pr, .uu IE fhc use OF goat 1'
limitations Ha- authorized
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-17
Fighting Relieved over

" N""W'IHTFT T W.
MONTERREY, Mex. July IT,
Fighting by Constitutionalists In
Mexico is over, 10 plans announced
here today by Nenustiano Carranza.
40 into effect Carranza declared
the main object will now be To con-
duet negotiations for the Constitn-
tionallsts a. enter Mexico City and
establish q government without FUR
Their bloodshed or damage 10 pro-
merry
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-17
PRINCE ARTHUR
LAYS CORNERSTONE.

LONDON, july H. The corner
stone Tor the magn,..ce new build.
ing which D. 90 be- erected ~ Regent
street for the Goterni 'at Of Brit
ish Columbia was laid today with
'r'srr~i.n.- rrits.oa. 10 faf
prtence of q Urge rlh,ung Oh
p"ctaiors Prince Arthur ~ Cor
naught OBLIGATED at the laying 1i
'n' cornerstone and the ~ Hon
louH Vesnuu iarcourt. secretary
uI state for the Colonies delivered
@ brief address
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-17

"a the case.
Why. they didn't wcar an, paint
on their faces. said he Yes they
had rosy cheeks most q. them al
most perfect. natural complexion
But nature doesn't suit Npw York.
Your lover of beauty hero believes
hat nature is crude mU ara can
improve a. lie likes cement side.
walk. not country lane Ne wants
10 see the lawns closely trii med and
flowers laid out ON them geome
trical figures. A field Is To- him
something unfinished How much
prettier IL would be- we're closely
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-17
NEW HAVEN DIRECTORS
I,El 81 10 SELL SID' u

NEW YORK, y $. July 10 ny
% unanimous vote the director ct
the New Haven railroad today Do.
cldcd not 20 sOl to tho State of
Massachusetts the holding of the
Boston and Maine railrDad took un-
der the terms imposed hy the state
The terms con ain provision that
each certificate must bear The sti.
pulatiou ON the part pf the purchas-
or he will sell the shares 10 the
state az any time named
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-17

Nv Associated Ifr.s
NACO. Ar.z. jolly lh MEXICAN
Federal truUu. evacuated Quay mas
today. according t0 advice. from
railroad official, GuaA mas vas
one of the last Gronfhulds OF the
Federal. IN Northern states OF
Mexico.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-17
RAILROADS MUST
MAKE MOVE SOON
ENGINEERS AND IIKEMEN RI.
FUSE 10 SUBMIT TROUBLE
TO MEDIATION


~ Associated Dress
CHICAGO. ili, July lC The
plea of .he general managers o.
ninety eight railways west of Chi
oago fer mediation by the govern
mcnt OF the wage increase demand
OF fifty five Thousand engineer
and iiremou was rejected today hy
the Representatives OF the workmeu
who recently voted io strike.
The refusal Go mediate viii puf
the next move up 60 the Managers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-17

ABERDEEN S. -. Ju.. H. OH
Jug Ho Tho tact that thr most ui tho
member .u ,Niromol, busy ~ th.
season .Hr year.. 'ho w.Hur nl lhr
south DaiuH federation of com.
mDrrigI r.uN. which 1870. 70 have o..
.mb.I n This ,iiy iuIa. ha. been
postponed until MI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-17

IT'S As.H.'a'rd Press.
CHICAGO, lll July ~ stanley
iirnt q detective Was instantly
Killed and three D.hers off the NOR
Us department shot ana wounded
100 % pistol battle boo raid on the
1-t U the former segregated dis
'f,ris. More than sixty shots we're
fired
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-17

~ Associated irH.f
MONTEREY Mey July 20 -
siyiy-eighi troop trains i'i' '"'ay
Tor san Luis Potosi i0 '1" -"u'A u"-
der General GonEaies
This h the large m''au'H' ~
troop In the history o. me '"@''-
tniionalists
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-17
NILSSON SUFFERING FROM
ATTACH Ot iNnl6i~ llbN

WASHINGTON % o.. 1u't IH
President Wilson 4. suffering from
Ar attack of indigestion 'u.u0inl
s. .ntar, Lane IN.fH uu.r"r lr'
dIr.,r Dol. uiehf 5000 e '. GONE
nnsI fn Hia room 200. evening o. .-
said af ths Wfro HuH.a char h. -
better mf 600 enlargement. iOmor
rua we're probably cancelled u ur
der to secure complete rest Hls
illness g. complicated Dos severe
cold
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-17

~ ArHociaisd Pro-.
VERA CRlZ. N'N. july 10 \
special train conveying Hueria pass
cd Cordoba late tola, 900 route 10
Puerta Mexico
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-17
Thirty PERSONS REPORTED
KILLED At GE Abi 'l'o>>'N"


NORFOLK. Va Iuir Us thirty
persons Vere reported killed Or re-
sui Of a collision between 2 ''n.'~l
ar snd vireinlan railroad freight
iain a. crossing three mi''- you"
Nofiolk tonight "Details acre 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-25
RULE OR RUN

The best answer To- the walls of the
calamity howlers is the condition of
business In Canada. where the depres-
sion rs much greater and times much
harder than I'm the United States.
This point is emphasized i'm the re-
ply of +. %. Wood. the member of the
democratic national committee from
Michigan. 20 Henry A. Leland. presi-
dent OF the Cadillac Motor company.
who recently caused 90 he read in the
senate "a letter i'm which he pictured
the Industrial ruin Of the United States
The emphasis lay i'm the showing made
by Mr.. Wood. who lis himself a Flint
man. that the stock of the General
Motors company. OF which the Cadii-
lac company Is a subsidiary organiza-
ton. has advanced nearly three hum
dred per cent during the past year and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-25
MAKING PROGRESS.

At the very darkest moment OF
mediation there appeared a rosy
glow. Patience. perseverance and a
sincere desire TO serve Mexico ap-
pears 10 be overcoming al obstacles
10 peace. The animosity Of the war
ring factions is yielding 10 the press
ure Of circumstances
With the sudden turn Of affairs to-
ward reconciliation comparatively
rapid progress has been made. The
same policy of the United States is
slowly but lrresistibly overcoming the
distorted and untenable positions Of
the combatants. Swearing they will
never yield they are yielding. While
mediation may yet fail IL is inevitable
that ultimately the Mexicans must ac-
cept the calm. disinterested conclus-
ions OF the unselhsh friends.
AS far as the mediators have pro-
crossed the signed agreements pro-
vide for a provisional president TO be
selected by agreement between repre-
sentatives of the federals and consti-
tutionalists. the recognition by the
united states OF the provisional gov
eminent thus established and the re-
storation OF diplomatic relations. the
remuneration by the United States of
all claims for war indemnity. absolute
amnesty to all foreigners and poll
teal prisoners, the creation Of an in
ternGtiOnal commission for the adj
justment Of claims of foreigners for
damages and the recognition of the
provisional government by the three
mediating governments.
With these agreements accepted
and signed the mediators will he in
position TO shift their responsibilities
to the Mexicans themselves. and
mediation will have achieved the sue
cess desired. There viii be unavoid-
able delays subject in some degree to
the continuance OF military opera
ton, but the feeling is now hopeful
That the representatives Of the two
factions will be governed by a spirit
Of compromise.