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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-20
-Four of "Dclinqucnts" in Army.

The county exemption board has re-
ceiVed reports that foun OF the men
on the list of delnquents sent in to
the adJutant general from UmatiIla
county are now in service and were
delinquent because they had never
received their questionnaires. Besides
Earl w Hamman of Echo. who is a
second lieutenant i'm the signal CORDS.
they are Robert Bunch who is In the
army at Fort Leavenworth. Alexander
Anderson who is In England with tho
canadian army and John w. Kelly
who is in France with the American
ENpeditionary Force. Il is not i'm
probable that others have also enlist
ed before receiving their question
naires.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-20
Think America Will
Seek To Unite With
Slavs Because of Japs
CJosEPH sHAPLEN)

PETROGRAD, March 20.-Foreign
Minister Chicherin declared today the
soviet commissiaries have considered
the possibility that the United States
will oppose japanese adventures in
the far east. He said the soviets do
not seek to form an alliance with the
United States, but hoped the United
States would desire friendship and CO.
operation with Russia for the protec-
ton of their own interests against
japanese encroachment. Trotsky is
directly opposed to Tchicherin's state
ment, declaring Russia could not
obligate itself to "capitalistic Amer
lea" He said it was possible America
would seek closer relations with Rus
sia owing to the Japanese situation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-20
AFFIDAVITS MUST BE
FILED BY FARMERS TO
KEEP FARM LABORERS
FROM BEING DRAFTED
Federal Employment Bu-
reau Warns Farmers of
Necessity of Quick Action
LOCAL BOARDS CAN
NOT DEFER CALLING
Mems Claims Must be Sup
ported by Deposition of
Employer.

WASHINGTON, March 2O.-The
federal employment bureau issued a
statement today urging farmers to
file affidavits for deferred classifica-
tion of their farm hands, warning
that they can't complain if they fail
to do so and the men are taken i'm a
new special draft, Local boards can
not defer calling such men unless the
farmer employer supports tlEe mems
claims with affidavits. Therefore it's
very important that farmers immedi-
ately execute and file such affidavits
with the local boards
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-20
GERMANS SEEK TO ENTICE ALLIES
INTO PREMATURE WEST FRONT DRIVE

early spring offensive would be a
huge success. In reality, Hinden-
burg realizes the impatience to de-
liver this years allies west front drive
might result in a moderate victory not
worth the cost. Through the Yer
satlles conference the allies are now
able to strike simultaneously. II pro-
perly used, this is a big advantage. but
il would be useless If they strike be-
fore everything is ready. Home opin-
ion should guard against mpatiencc
and not force the commanders into
terrible blunders.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-20
URGE FORMATION OF
STATE POLICE UNITS

SALEM, March 2O.@The formation
OF state police units like the Pennsyl-
vania cOnstabulary was urged by rep
resentatives of the defensive council
at the meeting of the emergency board
tn devise a permanent method of
guarding shipyards, cts. during the
war. The plan of the defense council
is TO have one troop mounted and three
companies of infantry with motor
cycles. 0Ae company would be sta
toned in eastern Oregon but would
be used where ever the governor di-
rects. No action has been taken as
yet.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-20
SHIP SEEING WATTS
upon PROCLAMATION

WASHINGTON. March 2O.-Gov-
.ernmental requisition of Dutch ship
ping is still delayed the seizures ex-
pected at night await President Will
sons proclamation, which in turn de-
pends upon the message regarding
Poland's position.
The ships will be obtained anyway
but it now appears the government
delayed requisitioning them TO give
Holland the time to fully agree if she
chose.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-20
q. w. T. MAsON)

NEW YORK. March 20.-German
efforts To tempt the western allies in
to a premature offensive have
started. The Germans have ceased
extensive raids. are abandoning occa-
stonal trench positions and are not
strenuously defending their positions
against the British, French and Am
criCan raids. Ply these tactics the
German general staff may be trying
10 create the impression the German
morale is weakening and an allied
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-20
Troutman to Build.

To help out the situation created by
the lack of accommodation for newcom-
ers, at Aberdeen, Wash. E. b. Beun.
A, Z Cross, c. E Troutman and
Nhafles Haynes announced that they
VIII nuild the first unit of three
unit apartment building which win
cost an additional $40 900 If built. The
llrst unit Will provide 50 small apart
inents- Several other apartment
ouilalnss are contemplated A build
ing boom Is promised In spite Of tho
high cost of materials.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-20
Little snow at NTeachan.

There is but little snow left at
Meacham. according to Ben Marlin
who Is down from his mountain home
today. wagon was driven as far as
Meacham this morning, he reports,
and it will not be long before the road
is open entirely across the mountain,
The winter has been unusually mild
up there, he states.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-20

MILWAUKEE,. March 20.-The re-
publican senatorial nomination is still
in doubt, Irvine L. LAnroot and
James Thompson being neck and neck
with less than half the states pre-
cincts reported. The democrats mo-
minated Joseph E. Davis. Berger the
socialist nominee spolled the socialist
heaviest yite. Davis resigned as fed
eraI trade commissioner. President
Wilson. accepting it expressed the
hspe for Davis election.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-20
noILERNIAKERs NrEETING.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2a.--Dc-
legates representing bOilermakers and
iron shipWurkcrs from the Pacific
coast yards from Vancouver to San
Diego arc meeting here to form n Pa
cific coast divisional council under in
tcrnationai organization.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-20
SOCIALISTS FORM A
BOLSHEVIKI BRANCH
IN SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, March 20
A bolsheviki branch of the soci-
alist party with a hundred mem
bers was organized here today.
elections as bolsheviki. The or
ganizers say that organizations
viii be made throughout the
country, upholdjng the bolshevi-
XII left wing views.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-20
PETROGRAD TO BE IN
HUN HANDS IN WEEK

WASHINGTON. March aO.-The
German commission and Germany
army will be in charge in Petrograd
within week, American consul Tread
well reported to the state department.
Officials doubt if the diSorganized
bolsheVigi can resist this advance.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-20
UmatiIIa sim Advertised.

Cmatilla is still getting recognition
over the country for the all woman
administration elected there recently.
IN the current edition of M'CaIT..
magazine appears an article advising
mrs. Pankhurst to move to CmatilIa
II she would really learn how women
not only vote but elect their own kind
to office.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-20

The oregon Motor Garage has just
reeeAved its first car load of F. w. d.
trucks which is the truck that has
been accepted by the L. S. Govern
ment. The Government placed an or
der for 10000 of these trucks and
the Oregon Motor Garage secured this
car load through the aid OF Senator
Chamberlain and Representative Sin
mott.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-20
Publishers To Meet.

AS members of the publicity COM
mittee of the general war drives or
ganization of the county all the pub
fishers of newspape in the county
are to meet here Saturday for the
purpose of taking up plans relative to
important work now ahead of them.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-20
BULLETINS
HERNsroRFF LOSES uoNoRs

CHICAGO, March 20.-The Uni
versity of Chicago has shorn Bern
storff of the honorary degree of Doc
tor of Law, conferred seven years ago.
Trustees announced the action was
taken owing TO Bcrnstorff's plotting
against the United States, not because
the United States and Germany are
warning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-20
REsTRICTIONs sUsPENDED

WASHINGTON, March 2o.-The
fuel administration has suspended re-
strictions limiting the running time of
box board paper factories TO five days
weekly.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-20
ALLIES DOWN 167
HUN PLANES So
FAR THIS MONTH
civilian Philip simms)

(Willlam Phllllp SlmnsJ
BRITISH FRONT Mar. 90
The air war on the west front
is record breaking. One hundred
and sixty-seven enemy airplanes
were downed this month in day
light fighting. including 20 sun
day. Night flying is unprecedent-
ed. There Is much mutual bomb
ing nightly. The Portuguese re-
PEELED a raid near Fauquissart.
There Is heavy artillerying on
both sides of Passchendaele.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-20
Automobile Men banquet

Members of the automobile frater-
nifty of Pendleton met last evening at
their monthly banquet. Dnring the
banquet short talks were made upon
matters having to do with the auto
mobile business and local conditions.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-20
TOTAL ALLIED AND NEUTRAL
SHIPPING LOSSES ARE ONLY
EIGHT PER CENT GEDDES SAYS

LONDON, March 2o.-sir Eric
Geddes told the house of commons
the total allied and neutral shipping
losses from the beginning of the war
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-20
IL CASUALTIES REPORTED

WASHINGTON. March. 2e.-Thirty
seven casualties in France are an
nounced this afternoon, they include
three killed in action, two deaths from
wounds. two from accidents, and
eight from sickness. Five are severely
injured and seventeen slightly injured.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-20
HOPE TO ROUSE RUSSIA.

WASHINGTON, March Gothic
United States government is firm to
belief there is still hope of arousing
Russia against the Teutons. 1t is ceF-
tain that President Wilson will con-
tinue TO convince them America is
friendly.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-20
TRoTSKY PLANS DEFENSE

MOSCOW, March 2O.-war minister
Trotsky has arrived from Petrograd
to plan the defense of Moscow against
Velope it.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-20
@ NEWS oFW
pENzlL LETglN
Drafted Men Leave April 2.

for the national army on the recent
emergency call have been ordered to
report here on April 2 and will be sent
at once to Camp Lewis.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-20
BAKER VISITS
TRENCHES IN
FRONT LINE
Scans No Mans Land From
Listening Post; Calls it
Frontier of Freedom"
BIG SHE'LL BURSTS
NEAR AUTOMOBILE
Wounded Americans Visited
and Praised For
Gallantry.
. go AAAN~A~A~~~AA

. Secretary Baker today ad-
= dresses members of the rain
D bow division who've been on
, the firing line. promising to con-
,. vey message from them to the
, folks at home"
ITO your relatives throughout
, the states I'll send the message
that you are well fed and do
not lack supplies or attentions :
} safeguarding your health. Your
communities and nation will. be Z
, proud of your good conduct, and Z
, your clean living which go with Z
your clean. hard fighting and
the principles for which you
fight"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-20
AMBASSADORS AT MANCHURIA.

] Z
PEKING. March 20.-Chinese and
Japanese ambassadors, accompanied
by member of the American dipIO-
matte headquarters. arrived at Man
churia under safe conduct of the Rus
sian guard.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-20
GERMAN ATTACK F,us.

FAHIS, March 2O--It D announcrI
several strong German infantry at
tacks. following Intense ARTILLERY pre-
paratton. were repealed by the French
over wide front last night aud To-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-20

to New Years was eight per cent Of
the total tonnage, or two and half
million tons. He sail the Germans
claim TO have sunk thrice that am
cunt.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-20
.LENROOT AND
. THOMPSON ARE
|. NECK AND NECK
Republican Senatorial NOmi-
nation in Wisconsin is
Still in Doubt.
DAVIS NOMINATED
BY THE DEMOCRATS
Berger Polls Heavy Social
ist Vote; Half Precincts
Have Reported.

MILWAUKEE,, March 20.-An
hut nine counties give Isenroot
29OO lead.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-20
DAILY EVENING EDITION

This paper is a member OF and audited
by the Audit Bureau OF Calculations.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-20
WEATHER FORECAST

Tonight and Thursday fair.
Maximum. 81 Minimum. s6: RAIN
fall. 0; Wind. west. light; Weather,
clear.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-19
Dieguez contra ,1ltl;s Chavez; Garcia

nido. para Ell gobierno. ningdn cam
bio favorable hasta ahora.
A Ia conferencia celebrada en- Ia pc
blaci6n de Yurecuaro asistieron los
si]suientes generates: Enrique Sstra-
da, jefe de operaciOnes en- Michoa-
cir. Y sclirc quien III arrojado gra-
YES cargos Ortiz Rubio: Fernando
Davi!a. jefe de operaciones en- ell Es-
tado de Guanajuato, que HI venido
IN tTando Ell ia :aTrana mlchoa-
,:ua: ju2S .Gn.a Rn.s. r2mar:iante
r,....:.r del Es'a&r IL Js:Is:": Las
H~orcasitas, quien ultimamente nebia
sido enviado a Michoacan, Y muchos
otros iefes que han venido, aunque
inuti!mente. combaIiendo a los rebel
DIES.
Entire tanto este ocurre, ell gober-
nador de Michoacin continue en-
esta capital. Temeroso de cue Sc come
ta con q algun atentado por los mi
litares a quienes Ia atacado publica-
mente, ~esperara aqui a que ell gene
raj Dieguez domino la %Situacion, pa
"a regresar a la ciadad de Morelia.
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La campaHa CONTRA.
(Viene de Ia 1a.)

dacino sexto. aprehendieron a. coro-
mel Kelly V 10 entregaroa al genera!
Acosta. con quien los subIevados
contaban. Acosta recibio al coronel
p~risionero V en- vez DE caStisario, 10
Drso Ell libertad absolute Y lie pro-
porcion6 los r2edios para que sahe-
"a dc Ia region dominada por los su-
blevados. Kelly pudo trasladarse q
Tanpico. donde Sc reunio con el Ell
general Pruneda. a quien Ia Secreta-
ria de Guerra envi6 a combatir a los
alzados. 10 cual no pudo hacer porque
u tropas Sc unieron a los reoeldes
al llegar a C~hicontepec.
Sc h. suspended Ell envio de fuerzas.
e. gobierno carrancista ha dis
puesto que Sc suspenda ell envio de
fuerzas a la region dominsda DOT las
fuerzas del general Pelaez, dehiendo-
Sc este al tenor de que sigan repe-
landose las tropas que Sc envlen a
combatir a los earrancistas que Sc
han pasado a las filas "reaceiona-
rias."
Ell general Luis Caballero, jefe de
Ia eampaha contra Pelaez, ha suspen-
dido toda actividad en- contra de es-
te V ahora limita ST. accion a man
tener baio su control Ia region que
dominan las fuerzas de cuya lealtad
no Sc duda.
Esta actitud tiene por objeto evil
tar que cunda Ia Decentralization en-
ire las tropas que permanecen leales
al gobierno carrancista-
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CcMSATE CERCA DE SANTA
ROSALIA....
Viene de Ia 7a.)

para eritar que pasaran los trenes de
5.E2rgu:a. ' que mientras Sc entabla-
ha e. combate. una peGdena partida
vil,ista Sc dedicaba a descruir "a via
= de Santa Rosalia, impid!endo
de e7.a manera que Mureuia pudiera
sgresar con sus trenes 9 Jimenez o
Torreon.
Sc ;gnora que nlmero de hopas
tendri : su mando MurgIia asi como
e ndrnero de las que dirige Villa.
Tambie2 Sc iSnora, hGsta hoy, 81 re
sulrado del ccm5ate. De Ia ciudad de
Chiuah2a comunicaron = Ciudad Jua-
re. que las con2nie2ciones habiar 81
DC cortadas al SUI de aquella capital
Y que no podian obtener informes
preci.os respecto a 10 que ocurre en-
Ell .ugar del combate.
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Los CabaIIcristas...
Viene De Ia LAD

tempo, Ell indispensable para que Sc
haga una preparation definitiva Y com
p!eta de los trabajos ~electoralcs 4 fin
De que no haya lugar q nuevos chan
cull0s o a ~posteriores reclamaclone;.
Creese agui que ell regimen pre-
constitutional continuara aun muchos
dias en- Tamaulipas. Por de pronto
el g~obernador Ricalt ha puesto en-
conocimiento del Secretario de Co
bernaci6n 81 conflicto provocado por
Ia reunion de las dos legislatures, Y
mientras dicho Secretario no resuel-
va sobre ell particular, Picaut guarda-
III una actitud absolntamente ned
trail, para no dar lugar i nuevo con-
~flictos.
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Sc SUELEyARON LAS TROPAS.
(Viene de Ia la

nente, de acuerdo con los informes
particulars cue aqui Sc tienen.
Sc dice que Gales teme regresar a
Hermosillo, porque, aun cuando tam
bien Sc ha negado Ia noticia de la
sublevaci6n de una parte de las tro-
4 que fcrman IL guarn;cl6n de
aquella capital, sc tiene por SECURE
que las fuerzas carrancistas estan
en- desacuer1o con el comandante nj
litar V con declararse fran
canente en- rebelda 81 no Sc les pa
e. cumplidamente Y Sc les proper
cionan los where's que necesitan pa
70 elias Y sus familias.
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LOS WHERE'S. Ell NJ
iEicne de Ia SAL

275.0 600 latas de leche c~ondenSada y
~rvaporada; $500 latas dc maiz; 80.
$4,000 latas de cnicharos o habichue-
las: $500 latas &c frijoles; 1900 la
>as de repoyo V verduras; $500 Ia
tas de duraznos; 5000 latss de pima;
1000 latas dc calabaza; 2,2G0 latas
de m~elocctones: 100 latas de caldos
de almeias y mariscos; 125 !atas de
langosta 22,5O0 latas de jaleas Y con-
servas Y 500 botellas de salsa &c to-
mate.
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Gambia de personal.

Con fecha II de los ~ccrrientes Sc
hizo cargo de Ia Jefatura de Armas
de esta plaza Ell coronel Antonio L6-
peg
4 IA ceremonial de entrega del pues
to ocurri6 como Representative de Ia
Secretaria de Guerra el coronel An
tonic Moya. Presidente del C~onsejo
dc Guerra de este capital.
Paso IN general.
Procedente de Ia ciudad de Chi
huahua Y con destino a Ia capital de
"a Republica, paso por esta localidad
Ell general revolucionario Romplo Fl
guerra, que en- Marcia como jefe de
IN tren nilitar. Este contingente
mil;tar, que Sc eompone de qainien-
los hombres, vieae de chihuahua
para ser mandado a Ia canspsaa del
sur del Estado de Mexico.
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distribution de! combustible. Como
resultado de Ia acusaci6n presentada
en- SUI contra, ell senior Abad fue sus-
pendido en- sis funciones Y Sc asegu-
"a que sera consignado a las autorl-
dades competentes para que resue.-
van sobre Ell asunto. de la mIsma ma
nera que Sc resolvi6 en- Ia a~cusaci0n
presentada en- contra del miembro de
dicho consejo, encargado de Ia distrl-
bucion de los where's.
La campaha de algunos periodicos
contra ell Consejo Navional de Defen-
sa continia muy actiya, pero dlcho
Console sigue en- funciones. pues
cuenta con TODD ell apoyo del presl-
dente Menocal.
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PRACTICAS ENTORPECIDAS.

Los cadetes de Ia escuela para Off
ciales. que esta establecida en- el Cam
30 Travis de esta ciudad, Sc encon-
traban hacienda practicas de resisten-
cia V habian ~emprendido n Gamma
Ia de diecinueve millas por dia, la
cual qued0 interrumpida debido al
NAL tempo, pues el frio Y Ia lluvia
pusieron los caminos intransitables.
FL regimiento de cadetes regres6 a
sus cuarteles. donde esperara hasta
que Sc despeje Ell cielo Y Sc pueda
transitar por las carreteras.
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a Cuba
otro delegado
americana
De SRIA. De GUERRA

HABANA, Febrero 1S.-Un nue.
70 delegado americana ha llegado a
Cuba, siendo con el tres los que sc
italian en- Ia Isla. Delegates del Co.
mite de Subsistencias Y de Ia Secre-
taria de Hacienda estan aqui hace
varios dias. Ahora esta Ell Ia Haba-
ma IN delegado especial de Ia Secreta-
ria de Guerra de los Estados Unidos,
l!egado aver a bordo del buque Mia
mi.
e. nuevo enviado Sc limito a infor-
mar a Ia prensa que ha venido a es-
te pals con una comision especial del
dcpartamento que representa- y que
81 permanencia en- Ia Habana depen-
dera de 10 que dure ell desempeno de
su mission.
Acusacion contra OTTO miembrc del
C~onsejo de Defensa.
Otro miembro del Consejo Nacio-
nal de Defensa ha sido ocusado de
obrar ilegalmente en- 10 que Sc rela-
ciona con la distribution edl carbon
mineral. Ell acusado es el senior Luis
Abad, nombrado recientemente jefe
del negociado que Sc entiende con Ia
entere de 81 en- detalle, y Sc fundan
para externar esta opinion en- que
Nieto vino exclusivanente con csc
obieto Y que Sc ha atenido en- TODD a
las instrucciones expresses que lie fue-
ron dadas por Carranza cuando iba
a salir de Mexico.
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Fletcher sale para...
(Yiens de "a la. Pag)

Re pals de los trahajadores meXica-
nos.
Ell agente f~inanciero del gobierno
carrancista. en- este puerto, ha mani
festado, igualmente, que ell eonvenio
. Sc ha llegado entire los dos pal
ses es de earacter puramente eco
nomico y que NADIA Sc Ia include en-
81 que tenga conexion o Ia poiiti-
ca o algdn otro asunto.
En- los propios cfrculos m~exicanos
Sc dice que es tndudabFe que Ca
rama firmara desde luego ell conve-
MO de refefencia, tan pronto como Sc
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LAREDO, Texas, febrero lS.-No-
ticias que confirman que en- Ciudad
Victoria Sc han reunido dos legisla-
turas, una larista Y otra caballerista,
llegaron a Ia vecina poblaci6n aver.
I'm mensaje firmado por los Secre-
tarios de la Legislature caballeris-
ia" = dirigido al Presidente Munich
pal, Alarc0n, informa que el dia 10,
4 las cincO de II tarde, Sc reunio. con
ocho diputados caballeristas, la Me-
50 DiTectiva de la Legislature, des-
conociendo a Ia Directiva que Sc ha-
bia instalado Y de Ia cual formaha1
Ia mayoria elementos laristas. La ni-
r~ectiva de IA Legislature "caballeris-
IA" Qued0 tornado de Ia siguiente
ma1era P~residente, Jose Maria Rodri-
guez; vicepresidente, Pelayo Quinta-
ma; V Secretaries. Zeferino' Fajardo Y
Agustin AGuirre Cara. Estos ulti-
mos fueron los que cnviaror al pre-
sidente municipal de Nuevo Laredo
cl m~ensaje en- que participant IA ms
talaci6n de la nueva directiva de Ia
o~resunta Legislature.
A SUI vez, los laristas han descono-
eide la legislature caballerista Y
sigue c~elebrando sus sesiones soste-
niendo que son clos los unicos le-
~galAente e~lectos.