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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-31
President Wilson Clings to
His Plan for a Single
Administrator
OPPOSES COMMITTEE
ON EXPENDITURES
Considers 1t a Reflection on
the President-Makes
Views Known

Washington, July 3l.--President viii
son yesterday declared again his opposi
ton to amendments to the food contro
bill now in conference providing for al
administrative board of three instead OF
one and for the creation of congress
sional committee on expenditures in the
conduct of the war, The presidents pc.
sition was made clear yesterday to Sen.
ator Chamberlain, one of the conferees
on the bill. The president considers the
committee on conduct of the war re-
| Election on himself and insists that there
can be no question of the greater value
Of an individual food administrator over
an administrative board of three.
Senator Chamberlain left the White
House convinced that unless the con-
ferees eliminate those provisions the bill
must go back to the Senate and House
for further action. The possibility that
the president might veto the measure il
they were left in was discussed widely
in Congress.
The president, however, il was said,
gave no intimation to Senator Chamber
lain that he was so strongly opposed to
the provisions as to veto the bill. SEN
ator Chamberlain said he thought the
Senate conferees would insist ON both
the three member food board and the
congressional committee, causing dis
agreement on these two points alone.
Chairman Lever of the House agricul-
ture committee also conferred with the
president and later conferred with Re-
publican Leader Mann, who is expected
to renew his fight for the congressional
committee despite the fact that many
Republicans are opposed to it,
Numerous other changes have been
principal Senate amendments accepted
The conferees agreed that in addition
to foods, feeds and fuels, the government
shall control "fuel oil and natural gas,
fertilizer and fertilizer ingredients, tools,
utensils, implements and equipment re-
quired for the actual production thereof,
all denominated as necessaries. The con-
troll section Of the House bill, much
broader than the Senate's, was adopted,
federal regulation affecting
speculation, distribution and movement |
of the designated necessaries.
The prohibition section agreed to pro-
hibit manufacture or importation of dis
titled beverages during the war and au
thorizes the president to limit the alco-
holic beverages when necessary. This
was substitute for the House bone dry |
section and for the Senate inhibition of
distilled beverage manufacture. The
Smoot amendment, directing federal pur-
chase of all distilled spirits in bond was
stricken out.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-31
Mitchell OUT FOR MAYOR.
New York Executive VIII Become Can
didate to Succeed Himself.

New York, July Sl.-Mayor Mitchell
will become a candidate TO succeed him
self as the city's chief executive for the
next four years. In letter yesterday
from Upper Saranac Lake, n. ", 20 viii
liam Hamlin Childs, chairman of the ex-
ecutive committee Of the fusion commit
tee. he accepted the designation for may
or in the September primaries.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-31
YOU NEED A COURSE
OF GOOD MEDICINE

What shall IL BET Let us recommend
Hoods Sarsaparilla before eating and
Peptiron Pills after eating. This com.
bination is of such character that all
the ingredients work together in perfect
harmony, giving the system pure blood
and strong nerves.
These two medicines contain no OPT
ates, no heart.depressants, no habit
forming drugs.
Why not begin taking them to.dayr
ADV.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-31
RUM ON TRIAL IN SENATE.
Upper House Will Vote on constitutional
Amendment.

Washington, July 3l.-Liquors, beers
and wines came up for trial before the
Senate at o'clock yesterday.
For the first time in the history of the
country the Senate is to pass upon an
amendment to the constitution, which
would prohibit the sale, gift or manufac-
ture of intoxicants in any form.
If the amendment is passed by two
thirds vote of the House and Senate it
must then be ratified by three fourths of
the states in the union. By agreement
the Senate will vote on the amendment
Wednesday at o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-31
Oddly Expreassd.

In one of his letters William Brook
field tells how as school inspector hs
had to give an examination on physical
science. What was / to do? l knew
nothing about hydrogen or oxygen or
any other gen So set them paper
which / called applied science One
Of my questions was, What would you
do to cure a cold in the headr A
young lady answered, L should put my
feet into hot water till you were in
profuse perspiration.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-31
BRITISH BAR UNIFORMS
AND GUNS IN IRELAND
Volunteers Affected at Once By the Or
der of the Commander-in-
Chief.

Dublin, July 3l.-Lieut. Gen. Bryan
Thomas Mahon, commander-i n-chief of
the British forces in Ireland, has issued
an order under the defense of the realm
act forbidding the wearing of uniforms
of military character except by state
forces and the carrying of weapons ex-
eept for lawful employment or pastime
The order will Immediately affect volun-
teer bodies formed in recent years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-31

an December of the year 1882" says
Bigelow's life of Franklin" Frank
lin commenced the publication of what
he styled Poor Richards Almanac
price fivepence. 1t attained an aston
ishing popularity and at once. Three
editions were sold within the month of
its appearance. The average sale for
twenty-five years was 10000 a year"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-31
INCREASED REVENUE.
Senate Committee Tackles Problem
House Rebellion Rumored.

Washington, July 3l.-Methods of in
creasing revenues from the war tax bill
to at least 81, 943, 100000 from its pres
emit total of $l,670,670,00O were consid
cred yesterday by the Senate finance
committee. Chairman Simmons hoped tc
report the revised bill to the Senate by
Thursday or Friday so that debate might
begin the first of next week at the lat
est.
Tentative plans call for raising the ad-
ditional amount largely from higher
taxes on incomes, excess profits and pos
sibly tobacco. House leaders intend to
attack number of the Senate commit
tees amendments on the ground that
they unjustly burden all but wealthy
classes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-31
How an Heiress
Proposed to a
Poor Man
By ELlNOR MARSH

"Dick," said Helen Griswold to he
friend and the family attorney, Rich
ard Tarleton, whose office she had Wis
tied for consultation. mother is very
low. She is worrying about leavini
me unprotected The doctors say thai
her life hangs by a thread. If hei
mind could be got of this monomanla
about me she might recover. AS II Is
there Is little hope for her"
why don't you marry2"
what! Marry all Of a sudden nc
one picked out by me; picked out by
no oner
How do you know no one has pick.
ed you out?'
IF any one has he has been very
shy about showing IL"
Il know a man who will marry you
at once. He has loved you long
while"
why hasn't he told meT'
There are many reasons TO prevent
a mans declaring his love. In the first
place, few men are willing to do so
unless they have met with some en-
enlargement In the second, sutton
may not consider himself able to sup
port a wife In the manner
II have enough income TO marry
beggar."
But the beggar might not wish to be
supported by WIFE"
True. Well, you are the family So
licitor 1t Is your business to find me
a husband"
what has selecting a mate to do
with lawT
MY case isn't selecting a mate; it's
marriage, and marriage has great
deal to do with law"
Right you are. Very WELL III act
for you understand you want hus
band for the purpose OF saving your
mothers life As soon as this object
has been attained he is TO be discard
ed
II didn't say that. II that were all
/ could tell mother that was married
without being married"
But you wouldn't like to lie about
It."
Certainly not. Besides
Besides whatf"
Are you going to take charge of
this matter for me, or shall get an
other lawyer?"
81 will find you husband, but |
can't answer for your accepting him"
You can't be sure OF that till You
have offered him. IL can save moth
er may decide to take a gorilla"
II don't believe the man | have in
mind would consent to wed you on
that understanding
Il may greatly prefer him to goril-
la when | see him. | tell you what
you do. Give me look at him with I
out bis knowing It."
That's a good idea. Well, come
here tomorrow morning.
That's too late. II I am to save
mother must do 1t at once"
We'll, then, come here this after
noon ut o'clock will have my par
utIS anu N NttA 81 tAAah "ilhAA NhIt
Il you accept him the wedding may
AXE place at once"
At 8 o'clock Miss Grlswold appeared
It Mr.. Tarleton's Office. The door of
lis private room stood ajar, and the
ady took peep, for be 1t remember
d she was to have look at the per-
on she was to marry unbeknown to
Tim. A man sat In an armchair look
ng out the window. She could not
ee his face nor much OF his back.
Whether she knew who was there is
ne of those things that don't enter
nto the telling of the story. She walk
d into the room, and the man sitting
t the window, hearing her STEP arose
nd faced her.
''The man Of whom | spoke to you
bis morning
as perfectly satisfactory"
He started, looked happy, then con- I
used, then doubtful, then continued
'STrhis Derson has such douhts ahou. |
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-31
THOUSANDS EVADED
DRAFT: GOVERNMENT
is NOW AFTER THEM
Order for Roundup and Criminal Prose
cutions Issued By Attorney
General

Washington, July 3l.-Declaring that
thousands of men of draft age evaded
registration and have escaped the call to
the army, Atty. Gen. Gregory yesterday
instructed all United States attorneys to
begin roundup of the slackers and
start criminal prosecutions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-31
2 SPY SUSPECTS HELD;
POSED As ALLIED FLIERS
Pair Arrested by Government Agents In
Virginia Shortly Before Noon
Yesterday.

Roanoke, Va, July 3l.-Two men, sup
posed German spies, representing them
selves as members of the Royal British
flying corps en- route from Canada to
Florida on secret mission" were ar
rested here by government agents short
ly before noon yesterday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-31
TO ISSUE POTATO NOTES.
Vegetable Reserve to Beat Spectators
Proposed.

Washington, July 3l.-In = little while
the potato reserve viii be as familiar as
the gold reserve The food administra-
tion has arranged for issuance Of nego.
table paper to growers and local dealers
who deposit potatoes in warehouses and
the federal reserve hanks are going TO
discount the potato notes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-31
Working for the Kaiser.

"How's your garden getting slongi-
I'm having hard fight Of it.
planted Dot Of vegetable seeds. but my
neiEhbors own chickens. and ooufound il,
/ believe every che Of thoss hens - work
ing for the kaissr.--ITish World
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-31
SCOFIELD OF STANDARD
OIL COMPANY SHOT DEAD
Bullet Wound in His Head and Revolver
By His Side-Had Been Sick
Some Time.

Oakland, Cal, July SID G. Scofeld,
president and director of the California
Standard Oil company, was found dead
yesterday with a bullet wound in his
head and a revolver by his side He had
been i'll some time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-31
Vary Formal.

Are you on very friendly terms With
your neighbor in the apartments
"Well, no. She's rather formal-al-
ways sends her card when she wishes
TO borrow -four, and If she wants both
-four and sugar she sends two cards.
Washington Herald.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-31
A Time May Come

when your dependents win be forced 70
accept charity. Make charity unneces-
ssry BY securing them with life insur-
snoe. National Life Ins- Co, q Vt. lMu-
tuslB s. 5. Ballard. general agent, Rial
TO block, NoutPelisr, VI.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-31
Relief.

whats your opinion about votes for
women?"
Its great proposition" replied Mr..
Meekton. at has smashed all the argu-
ments Henrietta used to give me about
the precious hours ] spent talking poli-
cs."-Washington Star.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-31
Senate Committee and Will
son Indorse Measure for
Treaty Negotiations
HOUSE TO BRING
IN REVENUE BILL
A Working Agreement Was
Reached with Senate Com
mittee-Kitchin Satisfied

Washington, July 3l.-With President
Wilson's Endorsement, the foreign rela-
tions committee yesterday favorably re-
ported Senator McCumber's resolution
opening the way by treaty negotiations
for drafting ally subjects in this country
into the American army.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-31
INBOUND LINER RAMS
TRANSPORT At ANCHOR
Ship Then Heads Toward Beach in a
Sinking Condition at an At
1antie Port.

An Atlantic port, July 3l.-An Amer
lean transport al anchor awaiting sailing
orders was rsmmed BY an inbound Amer
lean steamship here yesterday. The ship
headed toward the beach in = sinking
condition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-31
Free Postage.

Washington, July 3l.-Free postage
for all soldiers, sailors and marines
during the war is proposed in a bill in.
PRODUCED yesterday by Representative
Lonergsn of Connecticut.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-31
Seven Out of Ten.

Bath, Me, July 3l.-Seven of the
first 10 men who appeared before the To-
cal exemption board yesterday passed
the physical examination. Only three
of the seven claimed exemption.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-31
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

At Chicsgo-Chicago 3, Boston !.
At Cincinnsti-Brooklyn I, Cincinnati
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg 4, New York
At st. LOuis-Philadelphia 3, St. Louis
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-31
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

At New York-New York 3, st. Louis
2.
At Decentralization 3, Chicago l.
AT delphia-Cleveland 6, Phila-
delphis |.
At Neutrality-suspicious. 10, Washing
ton 4.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-31
Would She or NOt7

Clsrence-would you scream il !
kissed your
Clars-Do you aatter yourself that l
would be specifies with ioy!- Irish
World
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-28
~Festejaron el ono
masticd de DON
Venustiano

Correspondence Especial para la rRESsH
CIUDAD De MEXICO, Diciembre
22.-Con motive de haber sido aver
el Gia onomastico del Presidente Ca
rranza, el Cuerpo Diplomatico, acre
ditado ante ST. g%obierno; los altos
em2leados de todas las Secretaries
lie EStado y algunos miembros pro-
minentes del ejercito carrancista, Sc
-eunieron en- los salones presidential
les del Palacio Nacional, con obieto
&c felicitar al senior CarranZa.
La ceremonial, como todas les de
81 especie, resulto solemne, Y a las
pa,abras que lie fueron dirigidas al
Presidente, por ell Decano del Cuer-
20 D;plomatico, Ell Jefe de Ia Revo-
lucion contest6 con frases de sagra-
decimiento y simpatia.
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In exploration artiSti=
co que reapareCe

Ottawa, Canada, Diciembre 81
CuaRdo va Sc temia por 81 suer;c, ha
reaparecido, saro Y salvo segun Sc
dice, TN exploration de las regiones
articaS que hace tempo Sc lanzara
4 n peiigrosa expedition: Mr..
Winhaumur Sthefanssen.
Stephanssen, jefe de Ia expedition
artica caradense, estaba en- los ma
res del Polo Norte deSde eli ano de
1918. de manera que cast lego a
tenecsc por SECURE que habia pere-
edo como otros ta2tos.
Habia sal;do de Victoria, el u de
JUNO del m~encionado ano, y Ia III
TINA noticia q de Ell So habia recloido,
estaba fechada en- Mario de 1916.
hasta aver en- que Sc tuvo Ia de que,
con los hombres de su expedition,
hab.a lecaic = Fort Yukon. en- el
RIO Nurkon. Alaska.
La expedition dc Stephanssen, no
tuvo por objeto descubrir el Polo Nor
tie q ha side Ell de otras muchaS. sino
ell de buScar nuevas tierras en- los
mares polares, Y hacer un ample cS-
tUdio geol6gico. botanico V oiolGgi.
CO, de Jas costas canaGenses ' de las
cc1dicioues del oceano a-tico.
Uno de los fines de Ia expedici6u
de SthephahsSen, Sc cumpliG, p2eS
que logro eI descubrimiento de una
js!a graa3e e2 Ia parte noroeste de
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hatera envia
IN vote de adhesion
a YeaustiaaO C2TTanza
Con r1etEvo de ia subgevd-
ci5n de Luis GuSierfeE
v Francisco Coss
correspondence Especial para Lt pRENsA

Correspondence Especial para IL pRENsA
MEXICO, D. F., Diciembre %
Como, Gesde hace algunos dias, Sc
v2aia rumorando que los generates
Panfilo Natera y Cabral, que Sc en-
contraban en- esta ciudad, habian So
lido rumbo al norte de la Republica,
con obiet~ de adherirse a! movimien-
to ravolucionario iniciado por Cutie
rrez Y Coss, un representante de In
p~ari6dico local Sc acerc0 al 6omicilio
de Natera, a fin de tomar algunos
datos r~elacionados con tales rumo.
res.
Natera desminti0 la especie, Y d.
10 one. por su parte, podia estar Sc
gro el Gobierno del Centre, de que
2errnaneceria leal; Y, ~queriendo dar
mayor solemnidad al acto, esclibi0
una carta al Presidente Carranza,
cuva copia dice a Ia letra:
Mexico, Diciembre % de 1911
ST.. D. Venustiano Carranza, Presi-
dente de Ia Replblica.-Palacio Ma
cioral.--Senor de TODD mi respeto.-
Me tomo la libertad de distraer la
superior atencion de listed para pro-
'eStarle una vez mas mi sincera ad-
hesion, Ia que, en- mi caracter de
scldado, deseo m~anifestarle que mi
mas grande anhelo es c~olaborar con
Ell GobicrIo de su muy dingno cargo,
de Il manera mas activa V cficaz
en- el campo de los hechos; no es que
alarme mi firmcza de amino L. das-
templada voz dc los timoratos. cue
a diario tratan de sembrar Ia des-
ccnfianza popular, sino que, como
parece cue es I'm hecho qIe dos o
mas ex-jefes de Ia frontera Norte,
Sc han rebelado, va sea per descon-
;ento o ~despecho, cumple a mi deber
como soldado. dc Ia revolucion Y de
"a R~epiblica, presentarnac, como 10
hsgo, ante listed, listo para TODD SER
vicio.
"Altamente me honrara listed al
lih.ar sus respetab,es ordenes, de
las que estare pendieate, rcpitiendo-
lie una vez mas las seguridades de mi
sincere Observation-Disclosures Pam
flo Natera."
Segun Sc dice, Cabral Ia Girigido
otra carta al Presidente Caranza.
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aprobado Ell
regIamento de
indegnnizaciones

Cvrvc>poRhCncia Especial para IL PEENSA
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Diciem-
bre 23.-Dcn Venustiano CarraaZa
aprob6 anoche, desruGs de una larga
deliberaci6n con sus Secretaries de
Estado, el Reg!amento de Ia Conf
sion de IndcmnizacioneS, que habra
dc rcso,ver las rec!amaciones que sc
presenter por danos Y perjuicios eau
sados durantc cl periodic r~erolucio-
mario comprendido entire los amos de
1910 y 1917.
En- Ell diclo reglameato, que fue
presentado a Carranza por la Coml-
sion CCnsultiva de ID Secretaria de
Hacienda, Sc Gentlemen tO6as las
condolences que debe-an l~lenarse pa
raj presentar las correspcndientes
solicitudes, para examinarlas en- for
ma Y para dictar sobre elias c! res
pactivo fallo.
Eli el puDllco n!ctrop0Iitano sc ma
cen concentrates sobre Ell resultado
del proyecto aprobado; pues, 81 bien
es cierto que, por Il partc, Sc a.
pruebe Ia idea de indemnizar a los
p~erjudicados por la r%evolucion, por
otra, no Sc cree que tai indemnlza-
c;6n pueda ~llevarse 4 efecto, 2or la
falta de dinero Ell que Sc encuentra
el gobierno del Centre.
lsn6rase, por endc. de que marc-
"a ira a hacerse Ia indemnizacioa de
los perjuicios; 0 81 ~unicamente Sc ira
arr de sabcr el monte total de las
reclamaciones. para deiarlas en- sus-
penso hasta que Carranza pueda dis
poner del metalico necesario para
hacerias efectivas.
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e pueblo Dc Coshuila ~protesta.

Ag-ega Espinosa Mireles que ell
pueblo del EstaGo de Coahuila, del
mismo modo que protesto por IA aSo-
NADIA de febrero,-el Cuartelazo,-
protesta ahora nuevamente, con tcda
Ia dignidad ~concebiole en- 81 pechoS
lie ratr;otas, por Ia detection de unos
cuartos descontentos, que, m 81 am
5;ci6n &c mando Y de dinero, no han
vac;lado en- ensangrentar el suelo
patr:o.
Anade Ell Gobernador que el, por
81 parte. esta dispuesto a hacer 10
que manGa ell honor. en- cumplimien-
% lie sus deberes mas altos. Y que
sta GiSDuesto . ponerse al frente
lie Sis elementos, para contrarrestar
cualquier intento que hicieran los
revolucionarios, en- contra de las ins.
.iruciones libertarias que ahora RI
gen los dcStinos de Mexico.
Entra Espinosa Mireles en- deta-
lies sobre la campana que los SOL
iados carranciStaS hicieron al saber-
Sc Ia detection de Coss Y de Cutie
rrez. '. t-as relatar una serie de en-
cUentros V de victorias por parte de
las armas ''leales," termina pidiendo
IN vote De confianza a los soldados,
an cIyas manos, ahora como siem-
ore, esta depositado Ell honor de Ia
RepGblica.
Por uitimo, Mireles hace saber al
2~resideate Carranza que una multi
nd de generates Sc ha p~resentado a
sus oficinas a hacer patente su ad-
aesi6n a! presente regimen, Y lie su-
0lica que no guarde tenor alguRo
e cue rueda propagarse el movi-
2l;ento revolucionario en- ell Estado
sue es a u ~ordenes, pueSto que
c-enta con toda clase de elementos
on cue combatirlos, Y, sobre TODD,
sta SECURE de que la opinion plblica
= eS favorable, V lie prestara su apo
&c mora! y material en- I'm case de
apuro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-28

sS.nso aecesite iibros en- espah0i
g. So. Rosx Ave Sss Aatarfo. Tex
EGt3sS : tgsacss 2 L~sSsas~-s :
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TAMBIEN LOS SOLDADOS DE LA
GUARDlA NACIONAL Sc
RAN ENLiSThDOS

En- los circulos militares de esta
ciudad, Sc anuncio aver que por or
ieneS del Departmental de Guerra
tcdos los :ndividuos cue estan com
prendidcs Gentro de Ia edsd r!lE2-
V que ahora prcstan sus services en
los cuerpcS de Ia Guardia Nac;onal
del Estado, van a ser sujetadoS al
draft" Y Sc les removera para los
cuerpos Gle Sc organizer con e. con-
tingente militar que rcsulte Gel Sc
gpndo llamamieato al servicio de las
armas.
En- las fuerzas de Ia Guardia Ma
cioaai de Texas estan incorporates
actualmente algunos miles de hon.
brcs que seran afectados por la
nueva disposition.
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Piden la disolucio5n
, del Consejo de
Nayariit
Correspondence Especial para la PRENsA

Correspondence Especial para LA PRENsA
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Diciembre
23.-En Ia session nocturna del Sena-
do, Sc do cuenta aver de I'm docu-
mento dirigido a Ia Alta Camara ipor
ell Gobernador del Estado de Maya
rit, Juan Carrasco, en- ell que so!icita
authorization para DISCOVER ell Congre-
so local de aquella entidad fedora
tiva, por juzgarlo de i~mportancia CO.
pital para Ia pacificacion del Esta-
do.
La mesa Directiva del Senado acor-
do pasar la solicitud del Gobernador
a examen de las Comisiones dictami-
nadoras, a efecto de que haga IN
minucioso estudio sobre ella Y sobre
las causas que la determinan, y de
cuenta, a Ia mayor brevedad, con el
resultado de su eXamen, para poder
dictar la resolution cue corresponds.
Hay la creencia de que la mocion
del Gobernador Carrasco sera apro-
bada, en- vista de que, en ell concep-
to de los Senadores, Sc considera in
s~ostenible la situacior del poder Le-
gislativo en- Nayarit, teniendo como
ne Ia oposici6n sistematica del
Cuerpo Legislative; y, segun Sc ru-
nora. van a ser pedidos al general
Obregon algunos datos importantes
relacionados con este particular, por
haber sido 81 ell principal actor en
ios disturbios ilabidos en- Nayarit, al
iniciarse la campana del Congreso
ell contra del gobernador.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-28

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