The Forrest City times., 1914-07-24

gates at Niagara Falls the petty Tam. pico incident but the revolution went on with the support of whom we all know.
 Yet after the highly patriotic work achieved by our delegates at Niagara Falls, there still are some who say I. come what may, seek my personal in. terest and not that of the republic And as l need to rebut this allegation with facts, tender my formal resigna- tion Of the presidency of the republic.
 The national Congress must know that the republic through it's govern ment has labored in entire good faith and with the fullest energy. having succeeded in doing away with the party which in the United States calls itself Democrat and having shown how the right should be defended.
 To be more explicit will say that the action of the government of the re- public during it's short life has dealt death blows to an unjust power Later on, stronger powers will come, using implements that undoubtedly will end the power which has done so much harm and committed so many outrages on this continent.
 "ln conclusion. will say that abandon the presidency of the repub. lie, carrying with me the highest sum of human wealth. for | declare that have arraicncd at the bar of universal conscience the honor of Puritan. whom L. as gentleman challenge to Wrest from me that possession
 May God bless you and me"
 Huerta's Address Applauded.
 Al the close of the reading of Hucrta-s resignation tAe deputies and spectators broke into loud and con tinued applause
 Two deputies spoke vigorously against the acceptance of Uuerta resignation. one calling it weak sub- mission 10 the United States"
 Two other deputies spoke for ac- ceptance. declaring ,t was the only way to save tbe country
 Several generals and .he ministers Of communications puhiic instruction and interior in the Hueria cabinet. Arturo AivaradciO. Garcia Naranjo and lenacio AlccCcr respectively. as we'll as other high officials of the former administration left The capital late Wednesday Jesus Trupta Enrique Rordes Mangel and Jose Ines Noyelo former members Of the Chamber Of Deputies, left for Celcya 10 arrange with the Consttutionalist leaders fo- a peaceful entry into the capital
 It is reported that General Huerto is preparing to leave for Europe Mem bers of his family passed throuch Cordoba late "Wednesday on the way to Puerto Mexico
 General Huerta Leaves Capital
 General Uuerta and General Hian- ouot left the capital Wednesday night They boarded a train on the Mexican Railway a few miles beyond the citt Ii is thought they are going Co Puerto Mexico
 Before his departure llgerta went 10 the National Palace co nly bis re- spccts to President eorhaal
 There was complete lact af disorder in the city and fha tha ter- and cafes were crowded The nnaula~e now is hopefuI that peace Is in aeht Hu erfa-s popHhrttN annarant.E Increased s-estly after his resignation as the Nesic8us uoV look upon him as a good To sr
 Shortis after Q c'ock General Hu e..a accompanied tr a few friends rnttrea the French cafe. which he has ,isit.d daHy ror a year or more ana -oot hts usual place near the entrance
 An immense crowd followed the er president tn the cafe, shou ing "Niras for him. Many shoot him hV tAs