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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-02-21
ShoTt-Term Issue Is Urged by
Committee-campaign Opens
in April,
REACH TENTATIVE DECISION
House Committee Would Put S7,oooe
100000 Limit, on Which Treasury
Now Plans to Issue Only
About $4,000, 900.

Washington, Feb. -Short-teru
notes, maturing In from one to hvt
years, would be offered in the forth
coming Victory Liberty loan campaign
instead of loRg-term notes. under 9
tentative agreement reached by the
house ways and means committee tC
fix the terms OF the loan By legislation
rather than to give Secretary Glass
wide discretionary powers to deter
mine them. as he had asked.
AT the same time Secretary Glass In
a statement explained that the inten.
sive popular campaign would be con
Quoted as planned, regardless OF the
terms arranged by congress, and that
1t would start not later than April n
The secretary had asked congress to
issue either bonds or notes, as market
conditions at the time might warrant
but members of the committee con.
cluded that a new loan issue would
necessarily carry with 1t such a high
rnte of interest that financial markets
might be adversely affected for some
time.
Under the tentative agreement OF
the committee Secretary Glass would
be given discretion OF issuing any one
or several of four kinds Of notes, TO be
prescribed by the legislation. The
quantity of these nonnegotiable securl,
ties would be limited to probably 81,
000000.000, of which the treasury now
CLANS to issue only about $0000,0O0,
600
The principal features OK each OF the
four kinds OF notes proposed would b.
as follows:
One class would be at low rate OF
interest, possibly per cent, and ex
empt from all federil taxation; one
would be at a comparatively high rate
possibly per cent, and subject to all
federal taxes; a third would bear a
moderate rate of interest-4A per
cent was suggested--and be exempt
from normal Income tax levies; the
fourth would be exempt from taxation
up to a certain amount
These terms have not yet been de,
nned, but treasury officials said the
proposed alternatives would satisfy
the treasury department.
The ways and means committee also
decided tentatively not to increase the
authorization for issuance of bonds
from abou1 S5,0000O0,0O0 to $4,000,
100000 This means that the treas
ury still woul1 hove power to Issue up
to five billions In Liberty bonds al
the Az per cent rate of the last two
loans. and with the same terms. 1t Is
possible that some of the notes to be
issued would be convertible In the next
three or four years into Liberty bonds
of longer maturity.
The draft Of the proposed legislation
for the short-term notes was ordered
by the committee, and its experts be
gan Immediately to consider the plans
for the new measure
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-02-21
PLANS FIGHT ON DRY LAW
Levy Mayer TO Garry Battle into
+. Every State Of the
Union.

New York. Feb. 18.-The fight to
have the prohibition amendment de-
clared null and void viii be waged
simultaneously in every state In the
Union, irrespective Of whether the
states have no referendum clauses in
their constitution, according to Levy
Mayer, who is preparing as chief coun-
sci for the distiliers Of the United
States to direct the fight.
Mr.. Mayer was extremely reticent
to discuss his plans.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-02-21
NAVY PLANS OCEAN FLIGHT
Secretary Daniels Says Movement is
Already Undsr Way for Trans
atlantic Trip.

Washington. Feb. 19.-The navy de-
partment win not consider loaning
Capt. B. b. Lipsner the HC-1 or any
other seaplane for the purpose Of at
tempting a transatlantic flight, Secre-
tary Daniels announced. Secretary
Daniels said the decision was prompt
ed by the fact that plans already are
under way for a transatlantic flight by
navy aviators. These plans were pro
ceeding satisfactorily, he said.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-02-21
40 BILLION BRITISH WAR COST
Premier Lloyd George Gives Peace
Conference Figures on Cost of
Conflict

London, Feb. 2O.-Eight billion
pounds $4,000 OO0,OOO) is the cost of
the war to Great Britain, as officially
estimated by Premier Lloyd George be.
fore the peace conference commission
ON reparatlon. Announcement to this
effect was made In the commons by
Chancellor Of the Exchequer Bonar
Law.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-02-21
ROADS SAVED S15,slo,a7o
Director for Allegheny Region Tells OF
Economy Effected During Fed
eral Control.

washington, Feb. 18.-A total saw
ing Of s15.S10.37O has been effected by
the railroads of the Allegheny region
during the period of federal control,
Regional Director Markham reported
to the railroad administration. Dur
ing January, he added, there were 90
uniflcations which win result In an
annual saving OF S52s,1Sl.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-02-21
RESCUE THREE U. S. AlRMEh
seapIanes and Submarine chasera
Save Ensians Who Were Forced
to Descend at Sea.

San Diego. Cal. Feb. 1s.-Three ma.
val aviator ensigns. who were com
PEELED to alight at sea off the lower
California coast because of engine
trouble. were rescued by seaplanes and
submarine rnasers after being "A hours
without food and water The ayiators
were Ensigns Thomas Southwark. pl-
lot; ]. G. Gamble and A. s. Mairs.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-02-21
IOWA GOVERNOR IN HOSPITAL
Har 1g's Glands Near Ear Are AZ.
feeted-operation Not Believed
Necessary.

Des Molnes, Ia. Feb. 20.-Gov. Hard
ing is in hospital at Carroll, Iowa,
suffering from gIandular infection near
his ear, which may cause his cOnfne-
ment for several days. II was said
no operation would be necessary.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-02-21
TROOPS DON'T LIKE SOVIET
Uniformed Men Attend Meeting at
Phoenix, AriZ., and 0enounce
the Organization.

Phoenix, Ariz.. Feb. ia body Of
uniformed soldiers attended the sec
ond meeting here Of the sO-called SCI.
diers, Sailors and Workers council and
presented resolutions denouncing the
organization and demanding that the
words soldiers and sailors be dropped
from the name Of the organization.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-02-21
U. S. TROOPS 60 TO BERLIN
PershIne's Men viii Guard Food Sent
to the German Capital From
America.

Basle, Feb. 20.-American troops
VIII go TO Berlin to protect food sent
there from the United States for dis
tribDaon in Germany, according to 70
ports here.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-02-21

Stevens Point-Arthur jerks. aged
SS, was instantly killed at Loyal when
a boiler in a creamery operated by
him, exploded.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-02-21

Racine = Fear Of blindness caused
Fred Cooper, Waterford, to end his life
by hanging himself in his garage. The
bod was found by his wife. Mr..
Cooper was born in Waterford, his
parents having been pioneer residents
of Racine county. He was a member
of the F'lks and Knights of Pythias
and at the time of his death was
member of the county board. He is
survived by his widow and two broth
ers, one of whom became blind some
years ago.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-02-21

Appleton-Because of the increased
rates on the interurban line between
here and Kaukauna and surrounding
villages, a movement is now on foot to
establish jitney line. Some girls
who work in Appleton declare they
will have to give up their positions as
they could not stand the tax of S2.40
a week for fare.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-02-21

La Crosse-The biggest celebration
ever held in the city of La Crosse is
being planned for returning soldiers.
No date has been set for the event but
it is probable that it will be held some
time during the summer after three
local units of the present army of oc-
cupation arrive home. The second of
a series of welcome home suppers for
returned soldiers viii be held during
the coming month.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-02-21

Marinette-A horse and sleigh used
by Charles Berge>nn IN fishing thru
the ice, broke through an airhole after
e. runaway. The horse was drowned.
The sleighload Of fishing equipment
was lost.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-02-21

Stevens Point-Supt. H. C. Snyder
has been re-engaged as head of the
public schools of Stevens Point, at
raise of $500 His former salary was
s2,500 year Plans are now being
made for s25O,0O0 building, work to
be started in 1920 The building is
to be constructed in three units, one
at a time.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-02-21

Superior = Lake ports will be con-
verted into ocean ports sooner than
most people realize, according to
Clarence ]. Hartley, chairman of
Great-Lakes-St. Lawrence Tidewater
association, who has returned from
Washington. The only real opposition
comes from New York and Buffalo, he
said.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-02-21

Rhinelander-Rev. o. E. Gilman Of
: erciYal, Canada. has been engaged
= pastor Of the Swedish Lutheran
~ .gnurcn in this city. He will succeed
Rev. Carl ]. Sylvester, resigned.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-02-21

Wausau The Central Wisconsin
Fair circuit has announced the follow.
ing dates for fairs: Portage county
fair at Stevens Point. Aug. 19. 20, 81
and %; Marathon county fair at Wau
sau, Aug. 26, 81. 2S and %: Wood
county fair at Marshfield. Sept, 2. 5.
and 5; Douglas county fair at Supe-
rior, Sept. 8, 10, IL and 12; Chippewa
county fair at Chippewa Falls. Sept
16, II, Is and -, and La Crosse fair
Sept. %, "a, 25 and 26.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-02-21

Oshkosh-In an address before the
Trinity Boosters club, Judson G..
Rosebush, Appleton, said new epoch
of the rights of man is coming as a
result of the war. New economic prob
lens brought about by the conflict
must be handled in constructive way
or chaos similar to that in Russia will
result, he said. He declared the
league of nations was simply practical
Christianity.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-02-21

Appleton - Teachers in the county
schools will make up for lost time due
to the influenza epidemic which swept
over this county during the winter. 1t
has been suggested by A. G.. Meating,
county superintendent of schools, that
the teachers call the schools to order
half an hour earlier in the morning,
shorten the noon hour. The sugges-
ton has met with ready response from
sall the teachers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-30

DOG WHO GUARDS MAGAZINE 1sAN
The magnitude of the which
has only come to light with the that Of
about be dmobbedthey have trained
charge Richardson and his wife the War
School, Lyndhurst the New ForeCoonel
known Major Richardson famous for his bloodhound
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-30

CHINESE GAME FOR METHODIST CENTENARY CELEBRATION
Whoever thinks the Chinese srinng
Celestial omping game Dragon
land called Fishes
Columbus
It's lively Methodts will all
learn Of the countries which their missionaries will The
ehldrens section includes $500 youngsters.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-04
'EL HNPONENTE HOMENALE 4 LOS
RESTOS DE NERVO EN- La HABANA
Miles de personas uisitaron Ell "Uruguay para re1dr
tribute de adn1racl6n la n1en1oria del gran poeta
Lozano, UthoH /
Lugo de Vi1o ha-
6ldrOn en- una De-
Lada que hubo
aver
Ts,<o-ora Esnc.:=, Dara Ia PRENsA.

Tsl<o-nr,n Esuc::-, para Ia PRENSA.
HABANA. noviembre 5.--Ei cru
cero Uruguay" fuc visitadc durante
el dia de hoy por miles de personas
de todas las clases sociales &c la Ha-
bana. cue ansiosas cstaoan de pagar
un tribute al cadaver del poeta ANA
do Ncrvo.
FL Pres.dcntc Menocal recibio hoy
en- la tardc los comandantes de los
barccs uruguayo. argentine Y meNi-
cano que escoltan los restos del poe
ia Y diplomatico meXicano.
Una velada Sc celebv6 hoy en- el
Ateneo. en- honor del poeta. cons
tieuyenGo un gran acontecimiento
social Y literario. Las sociedades Ii
terarias Y art:sticas de la Habana a
sistieron a ella, Y fue preSidida por
81 Prcsidente Menocal y 81 gabinete.
FL Cuerpo Diplomatico fue invitado
de honor.
Los principales discursos de hcme-
naie del poeta V dip!omatico meXica-
no fueron pronunciados per el licel'
ciado jose Maria Lozano, e periods
ia mexicano Enrique Uthoff Y eI di-
rector del "Heraldo de Cuba, Ruy
de Lugo Nina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-04
ZAMBRANO HARA
Ia CAMP ANA
PRESIDENTIAL
EN- Ell E. DE n. LEON
Carranza 10 comisiono para
que trabaje por lg-
nacio Bonillas

Tel. cr.rla Esnerir' para IL FREETH
LAREDO. Teas, Novlembre .
Ha regresado Il Monterrey e. Gober-
nadar Jose Z. Santos. y Sc ha hecho
nueyamente cargo del goberno del
Estado. previa entrega que le hlzo
el Giputado Salinas. quien durante
diez dias eStuvo fungiendo como go
bernador INFERNO.
TambiGn ha regrcsado Monte
rrev ell eX-Gobcrn2dor Niccforo lam
brano. quien Sc prepara dlrigir la
campana politica presidential en- el
Estado dc Nucvo Leon, para 10 cual
trajo cspecialeS instrucciones de Ca
rranZa. con uuien cOnterenclo du-
rante una semana Ell Queretaro.
De acuerdo con una information
confidenciar recibida de Ia capital neo
lonesa, Zambrano iniciara Ia forma-
cion de un "ciub civilista' Ell cl Es-
tado. para apoyar la candidatura
del Embajador Bonillas para la Pre-
sidenca de la Republica. contrarres-
tando asi Ia labor que desarrolle el
actual gobernador. Jose Z. Santos,
que es gonzalista. segun Sc sabe, Y la
que hagan los elementos obregonistas
que va han cmpezado TRAFALGAR de
manera muy activa.
Respecto de Santos. Sc dice que re-
gres6 a Nuevo Leon confiadu plena-
mente en- que continuara indefinida-
mente en- el poder, pues que Carran-
"a aprueba su election Y 10 sostendra
porque obra enteramentc de acuerdo
con el ex-gobernador Zambrano,
quien tendra a ST. cargo la direction
de la politica del Estado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-04
SHASTA DESPUES DE LAS
ELECCIONES PODRA HABER
AMNISTA."- Y. CARRANZA
Ell esctor exicano, Japr Lara fue quen propuso al Jee
del Gobierno de Mexico que amnisara los
refugiudos para obtener la paz
cARRANZA Sc REHUSABA A CONTESTAR
Texto de las curtas cruzadas entire Ell senior
Lara Dom Venustiano Carranzd

10 en- Ia Ciudad de Nueva York. he
estado- recibiendo conStantemente
cartas Y excitativas para contlnuar
la campana en- contra de la intransl-
gencia. Y apremiado por esas gestlo-
nes me dirijo a I'd. exhortandolo. en-
nombre de Ia patria comun, q que de
I'd. ell paso mas trascendental en- 81
carrera politica. el que 10 hara gran
de immortal, que lame I'd. todas
| las facciones contendientes Ia paz
Ia concordia V que una I'd. to-
dos los meXicanos para que JuntoS
laboren por el engrandecimiento de
Mexico. supreme ideal de TODD buen
patricia.
La historic nos ensena que en- las
srandes crisis. los hombres que real
mente valen. no Han vacilado en- lla-
mar a su laGo los que hasta esos
momentos consideraban como sus
enemigos politicos Y juntos han sal
vado los grandes intereses naclona-
les. ESQ hicieron Frarcia. lnglaterra
Italia en- los amos que acaban de
pasar; ESQ hicieron nuestros grandeS
hombres en- momentos de Suprema
augusta para Mexico. Guerrero do
ell ejemplo: JuareZ raiz del trlunto
de Calpulalpam llev0 al Ministerlo
don Sebastian Lerdo-Que habla de
Gisputarle la Presidencia de Ia Repu-
blica-y a don Manuel Doblado que
tambien era su enemigo politlco. Mas
tarde no tuvo Inconvenience en- con-
far el mando de Uu cuerpo del cJer-
cito al General ComOnfort. Z quIen
habfa sucedidO en- el mandO supreme
de Ia Naci0n cuaado surgiera Ia dl-
vision en- el Partido Liberal triunfan-
te.
El General don Porfirio Diaz llev6
al Ministerio revolucionariO de Cue
rra al General don Pedro OgaZon.
que 10 habia sido revolucionario Y
/ que no Sc habia sacrificado por ei
Plan de TuXtepec: pero que era un
patricia 2 carta cabal. Mas tarde. en-
! 1884. cuando ell General DiaZ volvio
la Presiiencia. figuraban en- su Nj
nisteriO don Manuel Romero Rubio,
MiniStro que habia sido del Presiden-
te Lerdo al caer este, V don Joaquin
| Baranda. uno de los jefes de Ia re
: beldia tan sangrientamente reprint
da en- EeracvuZ ei % de JUNO de
1879.
Los gobiernos intranSigenteS han
caido siempre. Por ESQ cay0 el senior
Lardo de Teiada 10 obstante las gran
des cualidadeS que tenia. Podran las
! tropas tener grandes victorias Y po-
dram caer muchos enemigos en- el
campo de batalla en- las gradas del
patibuio: oero la opinion publica no
cae. nj a la conciencia nacional Sc le
/ decapita. Con Ia intransigencia. al
final Sc llega e la derrota. por bri-
/ llanteS cue aparezcan ciertos triun-
fos Y halagadoras detcrminadas cir
IcuHstancias.
Mis- ideas. expuestas antes de que
: iPasa "a "a ua- Col RAJ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-04

CIUDAD De MEXICO. noviembra
$.-PabIo Gonzalez ' su lugartenien-
te Tra2,isca Coss;o Robelo, han sido
scusadcS por "a sonora viuda del ge-
neral DiaZ CebalIos. a ouien patro-
ciuan les mejores abogados cue ac-
tUalr1erte So encuentran en- esta ca
pitaL La acusacion es por Ell asesius-
TO del general eX-federal. Leopoldo
Diaz Cehallos, asesinato del cue Ia
yiuda hace responsables los citados
jefes carranciStaS.
La opinion publica esta dispuesta
prestar todo su apoyo a Ia viuda
del general Diaz Ccballos Y a Sus pa
tronos. asi como las familias de
las denlas personals que juntanleHte
con aquel ex-federal perecierCn VIC
timas de la LEY Fuga" que Sc les
aplic6 en- el EStado de NoreloS. a
dondc fueron remitidos por ordenes
del Comandante militar de la plaza.
La Camara de Diputados ha apro
hado una resoluci6r presentada por
IN grupo de representatives indepen-
dientes, por medic de Ia cual Sc pide
al Je+e del Ejecutivo. en- nomore del
Poder Legislative. que porga 1er-
nainc la aplicaci6n &c Ia Ley Fu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-04
Ia CAND|DATURA De
BON|LLAS EN- IA
CAPITAL
VA A SER LANZADA ALI.
NUY EN- BREVE, Sc Dice
ASEGURASE QUE IA APOYARA CON IODAS
SUS FUERlAS Il PARTIDO CA
TOLIC0
rEsnccial nsra LA PRENsAl

CIUDAD DE MEXlCO. Oct. So
La noticia po!itica sensational del
dia. es Que en- esta ciudad sc dan va
los primeros pasos para lamar solem-
nemente. la candidatura del Ing. lg-
nacio BoniIlas. para la Presldencla
de la Republica.
Las personals que la habran de Ian
zar. han estado hacienda viajes fre-
cuentes a Queretaro, con el obJeto
de ponerse de acuerdo sobre clio con
Don Venustiano. Y aun Sc aSegura
que clio no Sc hara Sino hasta su re-
greso q Ia capital.
Para nadie es pueS, un mlstemo'
que eS la candidatura de Carranza. Y,
aun mas. parcce que sc ha tratado de
que el publico Sc d. cuenta de clio.
por todos los medios posibles.
Mas acaso 10 que dara mayor I'M
portancia este inesperado suceso
politico. es que apenas lanzada la can
didatura por e. grupo carranciSta, Ia
secundara el Partido Catolico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-04

DECLARACIONES
DE- CARRANZA

Teleornn,n Especial para Ia PRENSA.
CUDAD DE MEXICO, novleT'-
bre 3.-En la entrevista que Ca
rranza lie concedio los periods
tas mcxicanos les dijo que en- vis-
Ia de que ha recorrido diferentes
puestos publicos, pues de Juez 10
eel pas6 a ser diputado, despues
fuc designado para ocupar una Gu
rul en- cl Senado, en-. seguida pa
ra desempenar ell cargo de Gober-
nador dc Coahuiia, mas tarde des-
empeno la Primera Jefatura de la
reolucion Y por ultimo la preslden-
cia, Sc halla positivamente can
sado Y necesita reposo, por 10 cual
Sc retirara la vida privada una
vez que termine su periodo, slen-
dc el primer Presidente de Mexico
que haga tai cosa. (1)
Neg5 terminantemente que tuera
cicrto 10 que Sc ha dicho inslsten-
temerte acerca de que las auto-
ridades han intervenido en- las e.ec-
clones lccalus verificadas en- varlos
Estados V Municipaldades.
Habicndosele preguntado que en-
que estado encortraria la Tesors.
ria el nuevo gobierno. dijo que eli
mcjores condolences que en- las que
Sc encuentra actualmente, dado
cue es de esUerarse que de ahora
a Ia fecha en- que sea electo el nue.
vo presldeate Ia situpci6n econo-
mica del pals nabra meJorado
mucho.
% Esto 10 es eXacto. pues el
General .Arista, el Lie. de Ia Pena
V Pena V otros Presidentes de Me-
xicc Sc han retirado Ia vida prl-
vada conclude su periodo.-N. de
la R.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-04

Hacc alcunos dias publcamoS uh
telegrama de nueStro serVlclo espe-
cial dando cuenta de que una per-
soma habia recibido conteStacion de
Carranza. a una carta que Soore el
particular le escribi0, diciendole que
no habria amnistia para los refugia-
dos sino hasta despues de que paSa-
ran las elecciones presidencialeS.
La misma persona que Sc reterla
nuestro telegrama, nos proporclona
Ia oporvunidad de presentar nues-
tros lecrores el case. Ell todos sus de-
TALES. f. senior Javier Lara, escr'-
tor mexicano reSidente en- Nueva
York. Sc ha Servido enviarnos copla
ie las cartas que le dirigio al Jefe
del gobierno de Mexico, proponien-
iole Que concediera Ia amnistIa los
mexicanoS que Sc encuentran en- ei
destierro. como medic para consegulr
la pacificacion del pals, Y tambien
copia de la carta Que el senor Ca
rranZa le couteSto, negandoSe en- 10
absolute a aceptar su proposition
Muy interesante nos parece Ia de-
claracion que el senor Lara logro
del senior Carranza. porque realmen-
re es IA primera vez que. bajo ST
firma. este senor ultimamente men,
ciorado habia resueltamente sobre
a amniStia.
observation-disclosures - rorfir-ari6-7 Ia
carta que G. senCr Lara envio CT pri-
mer termino proponiendo que Sc de-
cretara Ia amnistia, otra en- que el
mismo Senor soiicitaba que le fuera
contestaGa Su carta. pues paS6 mu-
enc tempo sin recibir contestacion
', por ultimo, Ia carta del senior Ca
rranza a que nos hemos referido en-
parratos aDterioreS.
tPRIMERA CARTA)
Washington, D. c. Mayo Is Ge
1919.
Senior Don
EenuSciano Carranza.
Presidente de ia Repubica Ne,
xicana,
Mexico. D. +.
Senior:
Tengo ei honor de dirigirme a I'd.
deSde esta Capital americana. adon-
de ne venjdo con ej propoSitO de ha-
Ger una vista a nuestro digNo En-
bajador don Ignacio Bonillas Y some
terle un plan para Ia pacificacion de
Mexico. ' como resultado de Ia en-
trevista que he tenido con ei. me to-
mo la ibertad de dirigir I'd. esta
carta. impulsado mas que nada por
mi amor la patria Y mi ardiente
desea de verla en- paz. grande y fellz.
En- Mario Ultimo. con esaS miras,
escribi IN articulo senalando que e.
NAL que nos corroe es IA intransigen-
ia. Desde Que pubIGue dicho articu-