The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-07
BARREL OF BEER
MUST DO I0wANs
FOR WHOLE MONTH

their nquor orders
"Ono barrel or three eases ~ beer
and ono gallon Of whiskcy Is as much
as any one mnn should have in
month without a physician's prcscrip-
ton" said Mr Mason.
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ncr restored" says General carranza's
bricL 1T would cffcctually prevent
the putting !uto effect of the princi-
pies of the constitution as war meas
urcs by military Gecrces because these
things can only be- done IN the way iu-
dicatod aud during the extra -conhtitu-
tionol period. The plans, purposes
and principles Of the revolution would
therefore become ineffective, dead.
and the revolution would be as 10 II
had never beon fought and the ideas
underlying IL as u they mad never
been conceived. and McAico would Toe
as Mexico was before. except for the
loss o4 life. destruction ut property
and the paralysis of business u
would indeed. be- % short cut route to
complete victory for the enemies ul
the revolution"
The arguments contend that nero
has been no member 81 the Mad'r"
cabinet sine, Pedro Ia-ourlau who
could legally assume the office.
Assuming tor tho purposes uf tho
mom,nt." the brief continues. 'thai
TnrIo is technically legally n the huo
of succession II cannot Dee hupcd l""t
ne can he provisional president in
the revolution has triumphed So fnt
as tp have with il more than ninety
per cent ct the Mexican people can H
reasonably lc expected TINT one MOI
, "a native. though rctulutoni-L VII
, have tine support OF even a minority
of tho Mexican people ana would
this support hc weaker or stronger II
1, ne be Installed into office at um'
. and undcr circumstances thHt w"ul'
r BRING surely the defeat of the pun'
cipics tor which tee revolution u
s. fought
IA "ff the facts Z have cudc1vurcd %
1 marshal ar, accurately stated, aud
10 believe them Coo hn, then the ronst'"
z upunII-t government Be- entitled %
recognition Boa the interest ct law
a and order 900 the interest of pulu'a
+, progress. in IA, interest uf humaulu
and ben tine interest oi democracy 10
McxIyu ana in our own country Rec
d., osn.tiuu, while of the greatest aid q
pcace n Mexico. wiz not Immediately
make tho country tranquil som
months may 20, required tu r"st'r
order generally but It the work o.
u pYcifi~utlon can hc pruspccted und'
the auspices of government haN 100
" the recognition and goodwill ot th
' government OF this nation b is rc'
, souahlc tu hope that "a may DE con
'' ulotod before the end of the year.
Mr. Douglas Included iu his bri'
tho substance of recent cpnvcrsauo
10 with General Carrnnla on the su'
icct of compromise or the sclccuo
. of ID neutral man as PROV Hion1l pres
Pc dent. pending the resumption oi col
~ ,rttutInu5l order. tie quotes Gene t
H. .tprranzn lt lrurth in elaboration
I'- the contention that the purposes
p" tho revolution must hC ucHnuplish'
.ns were measures promulgated
Dc militnr, degree tn bc ratified lutrr
~ b. congress aud that the royuluu'
in would bc ratified later boy the confrc
3' and that the revolution would Doe d
''' tented ls ,hc Immediate rcstur1tit
NJ tho constitution.
y, Figures and arguments are prcsci
~ cd outlining the aims of the reN"l
v IDou nu arrurIuu reform, rclirious u
ortv. pouulur education. municiu
?" Ir,If-uo,,rumcut aud the WORKINGS
'" tho Inv other statistirs were or
srui,d 90 show the extent of Gcuci
- iCprrpuzn's control of more than h'
thr tcrritor, and uinc-tonths of 9
'"' peopi, and the pruETrss pt pacific
" tiuu Iu the wake Of CurrauIu urmi
II,rpl prorrdcuis to warrant tho 70
oppiion of Grucral Crrnnla are ,
~ ed prcccdcuts were found as
..' hack 4e the royuguitiou of licu
~. 'Iuurcz. who overthrow MHNmili"'.
After au outline ot General 'i
rnuza's qualifications. the hrici s'
' |hc admits Mcyir" can scarcely pc
"" pcr without th, cooperation of
h'. l-uitcd states and auNs that II r"D'
,"' uilcd. the United states win lind
l' him "un active. loyal friend
.r The proposal of "a conference cu
...Iug "a .urBrIsp mot only 20 the rep
soutnti,cs Or the other McNiCan Il
.t |t,,u4. hut 10 American officials "a
.,. IhYvc bccn I.d 90 believe That Gene
~, Cnrrlnzo was irr-vocahlN opposed
,, ,nny further rrlo,s with his adNcis
80 ieg Tho reluctance of General G.
a.. rama t1 com, tp any peace uoso'
..' tious yp, one uf the first uhsta,
which confronted tho PAN AIucrp
diplomnts when they began their '
nm ference with secretary Lansing
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