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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-11

Part OF the battling order OF the
White SoN reads like "a prayer for the
Punishment Of shane Collins. This
IL the way IL reads: Lord, Chase.
Collins
II may be that Miss Dorothy cure.
of the Women's Christian college.
who set u new record for the running
broad jump tor womcn by lcaping 10
feet I inches. saw a mouse.
Rankin Johnson, OF the Red Sox.
who started his fiIst big league game.
against the Nationals and gave Wal
ter Johnson "a beating. was the star
~ the syracuse club OF the New York
state league last season.
statisticians figure that during the
10 years he WAS a professional pitcher
the late Rube Waddell pitcher to 49,.
ti2 battcrs. who made "a total Of
2,lsS safe hits, an average OF only
gao. These hits were spread W
500 games and Melted li24 runs,
about ga runs per JAIME
Pat Rggon a long time ago got Il
into his head that ne had to pitch
about every other day to be at his
best ana he posters Manager Robin
son 10 death To let him DO H.
when Buck Herzog Of Cincin-
natl found that his Reds could not
bat out victories. he trained tho boys
90 wait them out and steal them. Ac-
coTding 10 recent average hc has got
ten better than an even break by
this method.
His club HIT $40, rather hopeless
against the .2gN OF Philadelphia and
Brooklyn ana he .266 OF P~ittsbutgh
But Herzoug's men got tree trans
p|Oftati0n to first 60 times, while they
stole 20 bases, leading their league
IN this respect.
II Herbert Pcnnock does not be-
come an able pitcher u viii not be
his aul or hat OF the Athletics. but
OF nature, which refused 10 come
through with IT, promise. Connie
Macks ~20-year-uld len-hander has
had every advantage and has shown
signs OF real ability.
Pcnnock has cen pitching since ne
WAS ~ years old. working for KID
teams at his home, kennett square,
Pa. Later he pitched Tor Winona.
played scmi-pro bail around Philn-
dciphia, aud u was from the lots hat
Mack caught him. young.
Since then h Philadelphia school
teachers have had fun sway with
MIN. Plank, as "A left handler. has
been his chief instructor. though
Render has also helped The catch
ers, Ira Thomas ana Jack Lapp, have
aided, as well ss Harry Davis, the
head ui Comics school.
Mack has had pennocK on the
bench beside him and has pointed out
the battcrs Weaknesses 60 him. lie
has been with Mack one fun season
and art OF another, aud is now pref
t we'll educated
u viii not be long now before Grif-
nth viii have his pitching stan so ar
ranged that u can work in regular
order. Johnson. Bochiing and Aver
have already shown that they are in
form and h b. up Co Grifnth 10 select
a couple more from the rest OF the
corps.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-11
LOEBs TAKE A GAME
FROM JUNIOR HAPPYS

The Loebs defeated the Junior
Hiappys yesterday at Third street ana
Roma venue 40 GO o. Armijo and
Garcia were the Loeb battery: Bran
sic. Drye. knight aud r.. Armijo were
the Junior Happy battery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-11
LETS CONTRACT FOR
NEW STORE BUILDING
ON WEST TIJERAS

L. r. Delaney mas let the contract
for Immediate construction of a u
store brick store buildins, TO be built
al the northwest corne ct Sixth street
and West Tijeras avenue. to Contrac-
tor r. A. Gertig. The building, which
will he twenty ave feet front by eighty
feet deep has been leased 10 Amedio
M%atteucel who viii install an mp 60
date grocery store there az soon as
the building can be- completed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-11

consent and refused to give her nnr
or the money whatever Pudllla, the
complaint says, b. e. buildIun rome
tractor who makes from 500 rn $3.50
70 month Mrs pudiila asks NOT only
for absolute divorce. but temporary
nud permanent aiimony, counsel foc
and judgment FOR s2nO to repay her
for the loss OF her horses.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-11
BELEN A N DEFEAT
TO S0C0RR0 VISITORS


Belen, \. N, May Bclcn yes
terday defeated socorro here, o Co o..
Gutierrez, Belen's pitcher hit a home
run. Score by innings.
sororro .0OO 02I ODU-3
Belen commonwealth 600 iOx-6
Batteries. Chavez and Aragon, GU
tierrez and Gilbert. Gutierrez struck
out twelve batsmen while Chavez
famed seven.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-11
ENGLISH GOLFERS
WORRIED ABOUT
AMERICANS
Glass of Men to Compete in
international Tourney Next
Week have British Cracks
Guessing.
ny leased Wire to r,cnlnr IIcrald.l

tBy Leased Wire To- Evening Herald. ]
. sandwich, England. May II. .
. Jerome u TraVers. amateur =
. golf champion of the Cnitcd =
. states. found his tru form today =
. and caused q sensation among .
. the British golfers who are To .
= meet him In the coming cham .
. pionship by doing the champion .
. ship course here IN 60 strokes, .
. The amateur record h GS. Mr.. .
. Travers with Charles " CChick) .
Evans. Jr, of Chicago as his .
. partner defeated two sons of the =
. Earl Of Eldou, the Honorable .
. Michael and the Honorable Den .
. 81 Scott, both prominent Scot .
. tish players, by three up and two .
= To play. =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-11

81. Louis az Chicago.
Kansas city at Indianapolis.
Pittsburgh al Brooklyn
baltimore az Buffalo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-11
UNION PAINTERS
PRECIPITATE STRIKE
IN SAN FRANCISCO


THy IN1sed WIrc GO tVFnInR IIcFnId-I
san Francisco, May IA general
lockout in the building trades Indus
Try In san Francisco vas ordered to-
day by the building trades employers
association. This action was caused
by a refusal of union painters 10 call
on q strike for higher wages current
for a month. About $4,000 men are
affected.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-11

Washington 200 220 000-i 9 8.
Batteries Pennock. Brown. Render
and Lapp; Ayres. Engel, Gallia and
Henry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-11
TODAY'S
E S
MONDAY. \ ~.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Philadelphia, ?; Brooklyn. &.
score; r. H g..
Brooklyn .....t0O 200 00O-i 6 q
Philadelphia ..002 coo OOO-2 10 o.
Batteries. Rucker, Pfciner aud
Fischer. Alexander and Killlfer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-11

County Clerk a. E. walker today
issued a marriage lics use 10 Lorenzo
Dlnelll and Racheile FabbrL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-11

things were going wcll-a very dif-
ticult man to beat even " he were
not 50 fine e. player az ne is
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-11

Chicago az Washington.
-. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at New York,
Cleveland az Philadelphia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York. q; brooklyn. ?.
Score; II. n. B..
New York ....OtO 022 iOO-G 6 /
Boston .......O00 OiO O1O-2 = 4
batteries: Caldwell and Sweeney;
Coumbre. Zeiser and Curr.gau.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-11
Baseball.

Standing Of the Clubs
CThe averages 90 not include to-
TesultsD
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-11
FEDERAL LEAGUE

Federal league.
No Game: Wet Grounds.
Chicago, May I-St Louls-Chi-
a 3 postponed; wet grounds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-11
Mesicrn Ia,agne.
GAMES TOMORROW


Chicago at 81. Louis.
Boston al Pittsburgh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-11

baltimore. .; BunaIo. ?.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-11

Rankin Johnson, Of the Red Sox
who started his fist big league gam,
against the Nationals and gave wal.
ter Johnson "a beating. was the stai
81 the Syracuse club OF the New Yorh
state league last season.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-11

It may be that Miss Dorothy cure
Of the Womon's Christian college
who set "a new record for the runninl
broad jump tor women by leaping 1,
feet ! inches. saw a mouse.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-11

Il viii not be- long now before Grif-
nth viii nave his pitching stan 80 ar
ranged that u can work in regular
order Johnson. Bochiing and Aver
have already shown that they are In
form. and IL b. up Co Griffith 10 select
a couple more from the rest OF the
corps.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-11
LINING EN- OUT

Part OF the batting order OF the
White SoN reads like "a prayer for the
punishment Of Shane collins. This
IL the way Il reads: Lord, Chase.
Collins"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-11

Mack has had pennocX ON the
bench beside him and has pointed out
the hattcrs Weaknesses 60 him He
has been with Mack one fun season
and part OF another, and II now pref
O. we'll educated
The Snowflake herald., 1914-12-25
Literary LunkheadS

He is a dub. Ihope he chokes.
His field has a wide range.
This lad who cops out my best
jokes
And signs himself Exchange
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Another gink who stoops to
crime
BY no one he's respected
is he who uses our bes1 ryme,
And signs himself: Selected. +"
youngstown Telegram.
| love to write the joyous
wheeze
Which in my brain has risen;
But gridirons hot await the
geeze
Who palms it off as his'n.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-12-25
.shpstos In Arizona

r,a limited States Geological
,.rsr rpports a new discovery
asbestos in Arizona. . Ihls is
miles northeast OF Glooe' ;
4 i tbe same quality which
been mined in the depths
| tbe Grand Canyon, a few
[iIs east of the Santa Fe Rail
|,v's Ell Tovar Hotel. The new
ksovery lies in a canyon 8oo
b below the rim, and within
btv miles by wagon trail from
nlwav. Of the quality OF
SizOna asbestos, generally, the
Irctor says: "The remarkable
her from Arizona twisted into
warn O.O3 of an inch in thick
lss, will support an average
leigh of fifteen and one half
i,unds. It's content of iron IS
I4ddedly lower than that of the
madam fiber, and for that rea-
0l, is better for insulating pur-
SrS. The Surveys report on
sbestOS contains a map of the
lnzona deposit, which may be
blamed free on application to
he director of the Geological
rTey. "Yavapai" Magazine
The Snowflake herald., 1914-12-25

The total number of fires dur
ing the year 1914 which threat
ened the national forests of the
u. S. and which had to be handled
by the protective organization of
the forest service were 6,112, or
about LOCO more than occurred
in 1910. This number represents
the fires reported up to Dec. l.
At that time reports indicated
that there was still a dangerous
condition in southern California
and in certain portions of the
national forests of the east. The
service says that total for the
year will be increased by fires
in these regions during Decem-
Der.
A new game law that should be
! passed Dy all States would con-
tain the following:
Book agents may be shot be-
tween October l and September l.;
Spring Poets from March l to
June l.; Automobile Speed De-
mons from Jan. l to Jan. l; Road
Hogs from April Is to April Is;
Amateur Hunters from Septem-
Der to February 1; War Talk
ers-no closed season; Any man
who accepts paper for two
years and then, when the bill is
presented, says I never ordered
it, may be killed on sight and
shall be buried face downward
in quicklime so as to destroy the
germs and prevent the spread of
the infection.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-12-25
CURIOUS BITS
OF HISTORY
THE THuMRscREW.
BY A. w. MACY.

ne tUUOu0
The thumbscreW as an instrU-
ment Of torture was first used
during the Spanish lnquisltlon.
Afterward, however, It was In
troduced into other European
countries, including Great Brit
ian. The last time Il was used
in Great Britain II was applied
to a Presbyterian minister
named William Carstares, be-
fore the Scotch prlvy council, to
compol him to reveal certain
secrets he was supposed tc hold.
But he firmly resisted, suffering
the torture In silence. After
ward, In 1888, the council made
him a present Of the thumb
screws with which he had been
tortured. King William desired
to see them, and at his request
they were applied to his own
thumbs, In order that he might
see how 1t felt. Three turns
were sufficient to satisfy his Gu
riosity. He declared that such
torture would make a man will
Ing to confess anything.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-12-25
=. BurrOs Will Fig
c'ns % IN European War

= Ariz., Dec. 19.-W.
fse0ss t,sso of Thompson valley
Sl1'sI . big deal for shipping
ssix horses and burros
Ph0Ft,,1a IL 90 to Europe for war
are " The buyer o T the
9''t', . making Phoenix his
y ,.rters and is reported to to
ID rlsattbered lst in the state at
/ .ssreral s',a thousand head.
~ sntrv of the burro into a
Phs g'lS of usefulness, and at a
F'n5l .a.t " is considered attract
F's ,ss 'I,1y revived an old time sit
pa that prevails in the west,
B'a port '.t Of the county and
! Pn1a may prove remunerative { to
/ isp rbo ,llr, may be successful in
y 3;np "pI up these dumb brutes'
i1o.ii tpi. line there are known to
f.,, .,onv hundred head in the
,r l,r'I Ben range of the noun
sg't that as yet have never
ns' rounded rl,r up. Their wild
J D. in short, has thwarted
'Ilf' aforts of any rangemen u to
nth Sitbin close distance to them
.'ncb sny several have been made
! I'VE we're unsuccessful
,,,Eman, after his present
s'.St s,pt' is closed, will organize
'l%1 .a'tT for this purpose, and
: Any, exciting times are on the
.Is y These burros were turn
U.S. w. on the range by G. W.
y .S'O over a quarter of a cen
VI ~ and in the years that
Sava Sa flown they have IN
sod ID to large number and are
r1d as hares.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-12-25
Luke McLuke Says

The man who designs the win
ter waists must live in a warm
country. He always sees that
the necks are revised downward.
A husband is Big Dog be-
tween the time he is married
and the arrival of the First Baby.
After that he may as we'll stay
down cellar with the rest of the
rubbish.
Sometimes woman is so hard
up for something to crow over
that she will brag about the num-
Der of deaths in her family. =
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-12-25
Ihamberlain S Cough RENE
dy- the Mothers
FavOrite

lgve Chamberlain's Cough
|Renedy to my children when
|fey have colds or coughs, "
|FnteS Mrs. Verne Shaffer, Van
|lPrgift, Pa. 1t always helps
|AFm and is far superior to any
0lher cough medicine | have
|sed' | advise anyone in need
Y such a medicine to give it a
naI." For sale by all dealers.
-Adv.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-12-25
CURIOUS BITS
OF HISTORY
BOOM DAYS IN IOWA.
BY A. w. MACY.

The tide # prosperity did not
set ! toward Iowa till about
1854. For some years rrevious
to that lhe california fever
had ragged violently, and all the
emigration talk was Of gold and
silver and sudden riches. But
when the reaction came people
turned their attention 10 tho rich
prairies of tn. Middle West,
which afforded q surer If icss
dazzling prospect Of prosperity.
In one month 1,47S emigrant
wagons passed through Peoria,
Ill.,. en- rout> Tor new homes In
thu Hawkeye state. On every Inn
portant highway these "pral-
rIe schooners" might e seen
creeping slowly westward. In
one day two river steamers
landed more than 600 future
lowans at st. Louie. In Dav.
export 500 new dwelling houses
were erected In one season.
New towns and cities sprane
I'D In abundance, and some were
"Iaid out" whose sites are now
marked. by waving fieIds OF
wheat and corn. Railroads w 70
projected In aiI directions. The
national government granted
public lands for four roads
across the state from east to
west. But with such q treme1-
deus food Of emigration the coun-
try filled UP rapidly, and
soon &he advance tidal wave
crossed the MIssour, Into q n,W
EIdorado, Nebraska.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-12-25
CURIOUS BITS
OF HISTORY
THE TRAGEDY OF JULIA.
BY A. w. MACY.

History affords few more i'm
presslve instances of a gay and
dlssoIute youth followed by
years Of suffering In expiation
than that Of Julia, daughter of the
Roman Emperor OctaVian. 1t 10
all the more remarkable because
her own father was the nipple
ment Of remorseIess Justice that
pursued her to the grave. When
q young woman she led a life Of
unbridIed RIGHTEOUSNESS. She
hoodwinked her father for a
time, but at last the truth was
forced upon him. He loved her
dearly, yet he yielded her up to
the course of Justice She was
convicted Of immoral conduct,
and from the gIitterlng life Of
Rome she wac banished to the
barren, rocky Island Of Panda-
terra, In the Gulf Of Gaeta.
There she was permitted no fe-
male attend ants, no wine and no
fine clothes. Her only ccmpan-
Ion was her unhappy mother.
There she spent five miserable
years. The people Of Rome Inn
plored octavlan to forgive her.
His answer was, to remove her
to a more secure prison In Gala
bria. Here she dsagged out her
wretched life until her father
died and Tiberlus came to the
throne. But he, too, refused to
release her, and she slowly sank
into the welcome arms Of death.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-12-25

Merrill, Wis. "A house was
shipped to the fair here recently
by parcel post. The house was
OF the take-down variety and was
sent piece by piece.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-12-25

Copyright. 1911, by Joseph B. Bowies.l
The Snowflake herald., 1914-12-25

Atlanta, Ga. Several people
here are afraid to eat oysters re-
Gently because when the oysters
were put into hot water they
turnedsasbrilliant pink. Health
officers say the oysters are per-
fectly good to eat but they can
notzexplain their ''blushing" of
the bivalves.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-12-25

Graham county leads Arizona
II. goat raising, pasturing more
than 10000 head within it's
limits.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-12-25

copyright. lsu. by Joseph B. BOwlssl
The Snowflake herald., 1914-12-25

-Four million eggs, the largest
single shipment ever sent from
this country, were sent out last
week from Boston, billed for
London, England. The eggs
came from the cold storage
houses of Chicago and are val
ued at $4,000.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-12-25

Casa Grande, a wee little vii
lage of Pima county, just re-
Gently Incorporated. The towns
first election will be held on the
first Monday in April 1915.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-07-09
AS TRETAs DE SPRINGER
SPlEsS; ANDREWS sERA Ell
5LANco PRINCIPAL.

w. H. Andrews oflciara como
eI blanco principal, 81 los planes
acreditados a la presente a la com
binacion Republican, Springer
spiess Sc materiaiizan.
Sc rumora ahora que W. e..
Blanchard, miembro de la camara
legislative por el condado de Lin
coin: ell senador de Estado B. r.
Psnkey del condado de Santa Fe,
y R. p. Barnes, del condado de
Grant. todos figuraran estrenua-
mente para la nomination congre-
slonaI Republican, en- los varios
condados y Nevada a la conVen-
cion con los delegados instruidos
asi. Es el plan de lIevar una de-
lenacion sin instrucciones de los
condados de colfax, Mora y San
Miguel, asi dice la historic, y en-
tonces tomar ventaja de las fuer-
zas esparcidas para sacar un ca
bsIIo negro, probablemente del
condado de San Miguel, y empu-
jarlo a que entire.
La combination parece nuy os-
curs al "Toro" Andrews. Hasta
donde IIegue eI plan desfavorabIe
q Andrews queda por verse.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-07-09
AL coRoNEL Sc LIE coNcEDEN
sEIs sEMANAs DE DEscANso.
La sentencia de Descanso conmutada
Por eI Medico; sc sente Hcbusto
Despues del Ataque vigcrcso q
Penrose Wilson.

Por Alambre Arrendado al Nuevo
| Mexicano.
Nueva York, Julio LEI Coronel
Roosevelt regres0 de Pittsburg hoy
despues de su discurso allf anoche alta
cando la administration de Wilson.
Arfib6 a Nueva York las 1919 a.
M, y declare que Sc sentfa bien. no
obstante su largo discurso y ei hecho
que no Sc retro a descansar hasta la
media noche.
Me siento en- buena condicion hoy"
dijo el. Isl un atleta esta ensayado
un POGO mas de 10 necesario fuera
de condicion, no Sc siente bien antes
del juego, pero cuando va esta en- le
juego esta bien. mo obstante. agre-
60 el, no me gustarfa pronunciar otro
discurso esta noche."
El DR. Holbrook Curtis, especialista
de la garganta, lie dijo al Coronel
Roosevelt que tendrfa que descansar
seis semanas. Entonces despues que
el e5ronel hubiera hecho unos cuantos
discursos como prueba, el doctor diio
que podrfa decir mas definitivamente
exactamente 10 que ell Coronel Roose-
Welt podia hacer en- la campafia.
''Podre hacer algunos discursos, ESQ
esta bien," dijo el coronel con mucho
placer.
Convino que la sentencia de seis Sc
mana fra preferible al descanso de
cuatro meses recientemente prescrip-
tos por otro medico.
"Puede ser que el doctor le permita
ser candidate para gobernador, des-
pues de todo,' diio ell indagador
''Ellos no tienen para que darme
.ermiso" respondi6 ell coronel.
No aclar0 10 que guerra dar enten-
der con. esta observation.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-07-09

rencia informal de representatives. ds
los onstitucionaIistas CabrerEFIla
fael zubaran y Jose vasconcelos los
deIegados ilandados por ell General
Huerth lai conferencia de mediation
Ell protocpIo dice; Que los Estados
Unidos Y Argentina, Brazil. Chile
los paises mediadores- -reconoceran
81 nuevo gobierno provisional y desde
entonces las relaciones diplomAticas
entire los Estados Unidos seran resu-
midas.
Que los Estados Unidos no deman-
den indemnizacion y no demanden
mas satisfaction por cualquiera incl
dente conectado con ell patrol de
aguas mexicanas invasion del pafs,
Que una comision sea puesta que
ajuste reclamos priyados emanados
por la revolucion q lncidentes inter
nacionales.
En- la noche que Sc firm0 el protocol
10 Sc recibi6 aviso del Presidente viii
son y Ell Secretario Bryan autorizan-
do los delegados Americanos que 10
firmen. Los delegados mexicanos no
recibieron tan pronta noticia.
I'll resultado del trabajo de los me-
diadores pone la question ante los re-
de las dos facciones, v
en- elias quedara la responsabilidad
del fracaso suceso de los planes pa
ra la paz.
Los mediadores y delegados Ameri-
ricanos estaran listos para su ayuda
Y consejo en- caso de necesidad.
Fue decidido aqui por los mediado-
res y delegados de posponer Ia consi- /
ieracion de la fecha exacta, cuando |
as fuerzas americanas sean retiradas i
ie Veracruz. Esto 10 mismo que la
del nuevo gobierno provi-
'ional en- Mexico, serd protejido des-
,ues de que las conferencias entire los
Observation-Disclosures y los delegados de
1uerta Sc prorroguen.
Sc espera que la Tevolucion de Me-
Iico cese pronto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-07-09
PRoTocoLo FIRMADo.
sud-Americanos, Americanos y Huer-
tistas Firman los Articulos; los Re-
beIdes Sc Espera que no Sc opon-
dram.


Terminus componiendo todas las di-
ferencias Intermediates entire las di-
ferencias internales entire los Esta-
dos Unidos Y Mexico han sido con
cluidos. La condicion bajo la cual las
.relaciones diplomaticas seran .resumi-
das Sc ha Incorporate en- un protocol
10 que fue firmado por ell embajador
del Brazil, los ministries de Chile y AT
gentina Y los delegados Americanos y
Huertistas
El caracter ded arreglo Sc espera
de que no levante oposicion de los re
beldes. quienes participaron en- mu-
cho amoldando el ajuste de todas las
'disputas internas.
Cuando un nuevo gobierno provisio-
nal sea estabIecido para suceder el
del General Huerta. el resultado de IL
mediacion--reconocido como un triun-
70 para la diplomacia pan-Americans
sera efectivo.
Incidentalmente con la accion que
ha sido tomada Sc anuncia que la Sc
leccion actual de un presidente proyi-
sional y la organization del nuevo gc.
bierno. que sc considera un problemo
solo internal. sc deiara una confe