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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-02
FIND PEACE HARD PROBLEM
Large Gathering and Manifold
Interests Make Task
Difficult.
By Associated Pres, To Every Evening

Paris. Jan , As the timc Of the
opening Of the pence conference approaches
il is beeoming clear that there must be
much preliminary work done and many
sectional conferences held before a gem
eral gathering Of the delegates Of all the
accredited powers about the peace table
will become possible
The American delegation is apparently
convinced that the many complexities
OF tho situation and the great number IN
Of powers participating viii render in
possible TIE holding Of general mcein gs
in the immediate future
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-02
GOD BLESS PRESIDENT WILSON
Head of Swedens State Church Sends
Greeting To First American.

By Associated Press . Every Evcnins
New York. Jan. IA new year
message sent by Archbishop Sudcrblom
head Of the State Church in Sweden 10
President Wilson was made public here
today By the scandinavian bureau of the
committee on public information The
eablegram, addressed 10 the President
n Paris reads.
God bless you and everyone who Go /
uses for making peace IN a new year III the
world.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-02
sUFFS II sLIChERS DEFY RAIN.
Return to offensive Despite Protest Of
Indignant Americans.

Bt A->o,.ieteq Pt = i tyeey Evening
Washington. Jan. :. -.-ScYcrn members
tir \atlonal Women Party wearing
u.,ps ,hck,r- stood ia driving rain
tte Sidewalk before The White House
..l Is Keep burning M metal waShtub
-watrl, tire" which they say will
nurn untn tf,e senate acts favOrably On
ti,. Woman suffrage amendment Relays
IL women had attended the ire since
4 Was lighted IN the tub last night after
4 crowd ~ citizcns and men ia uniform
lad cxtinguished one started IN a deco
atcd arm III Lafayette Square HAL
oxen women arrested during the dis
urbancc and released without Dohd, dla
lot appCar m the Police Court.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-02
PHILADELPHIA CONTINUES WARM.

~ Associate Press to Every Fgcning
ph:ladelphin Jan ? ibnprmaIlv mild
weather for this tnc pf thc Year prevails
along he Atlantic coast though ne
weather bureau believes the bli7zard
conditions IN the west w.Il cause lower
Temperatures here tomorrow or ~1turdaT
Al midnight ne thermometer icgis-
tered Is above III Philadclphla compared
with maximum 81 10 Yesterday Bv
noon today he temperature bad .lroppcd
~ ~ with prospect Of -nCw tonight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-02
MEDAL FOR AMBULANCE MEN.
Bayard Wharton, Philadelphia, One of
Three TO Win H0nors
lated Press 20 Every Evening

- Associated Press 10 Every Evening
italian Army Headquarters. Jan ; -
The silver medal for valor has been award
ed to John Cloud. Of st Louis, Charles
Waldischl, Of Paris, france, and Bayard
Wharton Of Philadelphia all volunteers
in the American Ambulance Army Service
The award was made for the act Of the
three ambulance men in saving at the
risk of thclr Mes q British aviator WHOSE
machine had fallen into swiftly flowing
rIger.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-02
ALL ROME ANXIOUSLY
AWAITING PRESIDENT
King Victor Emanuel Extends
Salutations to America at New
Years Reception.
By Associated Press to Evesy Evening

by ASs0cldted fCeSS u k-NefY Evening
Rome, Wednesday, Jan american
Ambassador Thomas Nelson Page, IN
company with the military and naval
attaches Of the American Embassy left
here TODAY to meet President Wilson at
the Italian frontier
The visit Of Mr. Wilson TO Rome was
the chief topic OF conversation Al official
New Years receptions mere today
Greetings were gwen hv King Victor
Emmanuel to members of the cabinet,
Senators. deputies and hlgh officials who
gathered at the Quunai The hing. during
his short address. sent Fluctuations 10 he
army. paving a tribute 10 its discipline and
.teadfastneSs. He closed hy extending
salutation. 10 -tmerlca and the allied nj
tIouS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-02
COLD WAVE SIGNALS SET.
Snow With Unseasonably Frigid
Weather Tonight or Tomorrow,
u. S. Prophet Says.
By Aasoelatea Pres. to every Evenlnr

by Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington, jan 2 The com wave
sweeping across the country from the
northwest viii cause decided drop N
temperatures cast Of the Mississippi river
tonight and tomorrow, bringing the
coldest weather Of the winter to date.
Wlliaton. n D., at clock this morn
ing was the coolest place on the weather
map. the thermometer there standing at
26 degrees below zero. In tho upper
Mississippi valley, the plains states and
rocky mountains and plateauregions below
zero temperatures prevailed
Rains probably changing to snow in tho
middle AtIantic states and southern
New England, and rains tonight and TO
morrow in the south Atlantic states will
be followed by unscasonably low temper
attues, but the low mark of laat winter
is not expected 10 be reached in many
parts Of the east.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-02
WM. HOHENZOLLERN SICK AGAIN.
Has Bad Cold With High Fever and Can't
Leave His Room.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Amsterdam, Jan 2 William Hohen-
zolern, the former Emperor Of Germany.
Il very Ill, according TO adyices from Amer
ongen He cannot leave his room, it is
said, and is suffering from a bad cold
II is stated that he has high fever
An eminent specialist from Utrecht
II in constant attendance
Only the former Empress, the specialist
and two attendants are permitted 10
enter his room, it IS reported
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-02
Mee al steps oul of PuhIc LIfe.
AssocIaLed - to - Evcnlng

~ ASSOCIATED Press q tVCfF Eycnlng
80 ,or Jan ? ( alvin CoolIdge of
Northampton took Office today as the
fnrtl eighth governor II Massachusetts,.
lii- Inauguration marked the retirement to
private life of Samuel " Mccall, after
NOR" than 4 quarter u century of pub
llr scryIrc, thrcs eais n Tie Legislature
fW ertN ears ~ Congress and three wears
~ governor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-02
CHRISTIAN PARTY DEMANDS
GUSHING or SOCIALIST
- Associated Press . Every Evenine

Berlin Wednesday. Jam l-Three
thou>and members III he newly organized
Christian peoples party. winch succeeds
rhe former CenJrlsts marched TO The
Ministry of Rehg on and Education n
Inter den Linden to-day aud yehemetl
protested against the adm E'strTtloI II
ADO HoTEnann, Independent Socialist
who has become unpopular IN church
circles because of his attempted lcSis-
alton opposing religious liberty b paro-
chial scboos. The demonstration was
Continued on page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-02
FORDS PAY 200 PER CENT.
Big Detroit Auto Company Distl5-
utes S4,000,000 Earnings Among
Seven Stockholders.
y Associated Press q Every Evenlas

~ SSSU--I--I
Detroit, Mich, Jan. , a 100 per cent
dividend was declared by the directors
If the Ford Motor Company At their
annual meeting December 81, i was an
nouuccd here today.
The dividend. which represents a dis
hursenent of 81, oOO 600 among seven
stockholders is payable 100 per cent
JANUARY I and 100 per cent February 1.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-02
II BELOW n NEBRASKA.

~ Associated rsrss 80 Every Ev"nng
lincoln. Ncb jan 2. Tie cold wave
which bcraa Yesterday continued IA pre-
-ail throughout the State today Nth ~
immediate prospect III higher tcnpera-
tarcs Train traffic was greatly ham
percd Temperatures ranged from IL
degrees below at North Platte - zero "a
Om.h8
III BELOW IT, IOWA
Western Town also Is IN the zrip 81
sever winter weather with temperatures
rs low as ten degree oclow zero.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-02
STEPPED N FRONT OF ALTO.
Delaware Hospital Nurse Sustains
Slight Injuries

Ars. There's Egndr, morse al the
Delaware Hospital W.. lflek by an
automobile e. NV Seet'f..at "a rning
AT 18th and Nashingtm4 -trnrt but.
fortunately "as only .hfh.. ln. red
In her room a. the hospital today
where she has been ofdefei for few
days by DR. Colby, to recover from
nervous shoek, hfs EGhol apncare
cheerful and would have gon, about d
duties II she had becn allowed
HruryIng To gci TO the hospital when
getting of trolley car Nr Egnnr
stepped IN front of AZ automobile fhcmaa
jammed on ms breaks, and the nurse ran.
and seeing her danger took a quick jump
One wheel 0f the machine threw her to II,
Sidewalk hrmsing her limbs She cxDect
10 be up IN = day " two.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-02

5 DEGREES BELOW IN CHICAGO.
~ Associated Press - Every Eve Ming

Hy Associated Press - Every FIVE ming
ChielQo. Jan , Iatcneification oi the
cold wave Tor tonight vas predicted today
With the temperature probably louching
fvc degree below zero in Cbcago tonight
The minimum this morning vas -four
al.nXn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-02
Alberta Not fLihernatine.

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Edmonton, Alberta, Jan. !. Sergeant
al Ross, holder Of the Canadian middle
weight championship. and Kid" Carson.
formerly 81 BROOKLYN. fought fifteen
round draw here last night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-02
POLISH ARMIES
INVADE GERMANY.
MARCH ON BERLIN
Capture Large Part Of Posen and
Have Entered Frankfort; Ger
man Army in Defense.
POLES CALL ON ALLIES
By Associated Press % Evcrg gveulng


Copenhagen. Jan. 2.-4 Polish army
Of thirty thousand men IS marching On
Berlin. according 20 a dispatch received
here quoting ruoors ~ tho German
capital
Gamtave Tosken, member IL the
Ebert cabinet IN charge of military
affairs, is said to have ordered the Fi0h
German division TO meet the Poles
Events IN PoseB are assuming = grave
character, according to advices from
Berlin. Large parts 81 the province lre
m tho hands Df tne POlcs. md
Polish troops nave crossed the iron .rr
10 Skalnicryce, town aouthesst n
Poscn and eix'y two miles northeast 81
BFosiau German troops there rnusf.
u = stated retreat ln the face of a ai-
perior force of tho Polcs
II IS also reported that the Poi.h
government AZ Warsaw hiss ordered hs
mobilization of alI Poles.
Geneva I8n. 2.-Thc Polish arrv
which j marching toward Berlin, has
f- oblcct a tearing raid into Germany.
according tp fho Polish agency a. faa,-
sanno. iho infantry is ncii armed snd
supported bv artillery and cavalry 1hc
infantry already has occupied import nt
railway rcntcrs, Including krcuz Jrie n
and P01npI, and has captured Il l1r.,a
amount II railway stoc6 with htfln
resistance The Germans are re-arurrv
dem0btlizcd troop- and fighting r ..-
portcd, although some III The dcmohil1ed
soldiers are refusing t1 serve.
The agency says hat, ~ the German
railways Are di~orgsnizcd, here Il
possibility If aelI-organized Polish
army reaching Berlin.
London Jan - Polish troops have
entered Frankfort-on-the-Od ffty miles
cast of Berlin. saws Berne dispatch
- the Express which adds that the Polc-
have occupied Begthcn, in Prusean
~Iesa, and Bromberg. IN the province
of P0sen, 80 mics northeast af tile
PGscn tltv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-02
Amusemeuts Tonish..

Plaluol.t =" GoiGg Up
tta.rtck-N -Naudcvilie.
tlueen --1 BrandinW Broadway
stlc--" Goodbye Bin
VICTORIA The Poor hich Man.
SaXos --" Love IN a HARRY
Lyric Musical Comedy hna tEdt Aga tlar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-02
The Meathar.

~ AssOclated Pcass 70 Avecy Eveotls
washington Jan. Forecast for Ngla-
WarV.
Rain. probably mAyd with SNOW thir
afternoon and toni2at; colder tonight W.fh
temperature near freezing point FriiaN
partly overcast and colder. fresh nor, h" sat
winds.
Sun MOON. TEMPERATURES A\D TIDE
sun rose rms morning ........... ....... ~
sun sets tniS att. moon ............. Atf
sun rises tomorrow mOTung ........... 4. -
sun sets tomorrow afternoon. e. ..... .... ~
Moon sets this afternoon. ....... ... o.&A
LUngth oi day hours - MINUTES
AZ 4 O III yesterday. ............. .....s,.,. '1
AZ q. IN. today .. .................... ~
AZ noon TO-DAY ..-... ..............- ~
hlkhcat temperature yesterday ........... aa
lowest temperature ;aSL ntght............. ~
High i0C mis- ulprngnw -.............,... l2,tk
High ,dc yhis afternoon ". .,........,... l@ l4
l5A fida tf1iS morling. ...,..-............. l.t+
Low ,ifie tonight ht,.,............s,.,..,s... ssas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-02

a feeling of security goes with Clover
Dairy milk ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-02

Particular people choose Clover DaiTy
uiik.-Adv
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-26
D~EPORTADOS GIN
co DE LOS ESPANOLES
A~NARQUISTAS
No Sc han encontrado pruebas
de que conspiraban
contra Mr. Wilson

NUEVA YORK. febrerO 25.--CincO
de los catorce e~spanoles anarquistas
fueron arrestados ell domingo en-
csUa ciudad, han quedado d DISPOSE
cion de las autoridades dc lnmigra-
cion. V seran deportados del pals. Las
citadas autoridades estan investigan-
do sobre la vida anterior de los nue-
We restantes e~spanoles, Y en- cas- de
que aparezca de esa Investigation, mo-
two par expulsar q esos i%ndividuos
del nxis, su deportation Sc lleyara 4
efecto tambien, segun manifesto ell
Captain Bubano, Jefe del Servicio Sc
cret0.
Varios traductOreS Sc hallan ocupa-
dos traduciendo los folletoS. hoias suel
tas V ~peri6dicos, que en- gran canti-
dad fleron encontrados en- ell edifi-
clio donde Sc llev6 a efecto Ia apre-
hensi6n de aquellos, 10 mlsmo que
de la correspondence, confiscada en-
las Oficinas de "El Corsario', perO
hasta ahora NADIA Sc ha deScubierto
que indique la e~Xistencia de I'm conf
plot para asesinar al Presidentc Will
son.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-26
EDITORIAL
las CONSEQUENCES DEL ERROR

que tome. para acabar de darnos cuenta complcta
lie Sus aptitudes.
Identicas mortificaciones ha padecidO PAM
en- Europa. donde como Sc sabe Y 10 hemOs repetldo,
no III, iogrado hacer valederaS SuS credenclales d.
plomlticas. como 10 demuestra el hccho de no ha-
Der Sido recibido conforme a los rltualeS protocOla'
rios.
TampocO habemos meneSter Gle comcptarloS
para que cl publico sc haSa dado cuenta eSacta dc
este penosiSimo fracaSo. puesto de relieve y osten-
taci6n con el Comite aludido, que ACADIA dc consti,
tuirse en- Paris.
TODD este Sc debe Il que el carrancismo no ha
Sabido proceder conforme a un regimen veriaderi''
mentc Constitutional, y 4 que ha Sldo 1ncapaz de
dar las debidas garantias 4 nacionales Y extranje-
rpS.
Mexico no es un pals que neceSite, liberal Y homo
rablementc gobernado, de las lnfluenclaS y coercio-
mes eXteriores para que las personals e lntereseS, ma
cionaleS Y eNtranjeroS. eSten debldalnente garantiza-
dos V hasta protegidos con la mas amplia Solicitud.
Que ha faltado pueS al carranclSmo, para que ma
vamoS llegado Il tan triStiSimOS extremes?
Nos imaginamos por la propia experienced, la
dolorosa impression que en- Mexico habra de eau
Sar la noticia en- que nos yenimOs o%cupando, Y no Sc
neecSita ser nj anta@OniStaS nj adivlnOS. para pre-
yer los efectos morales V politicos que produclra,
en- contra lie Ia administration que ha provocado
tan a~flictiVa SitlaClon.
Solo dos camiuoS quedan u los hombrcS del Po-
der que SC han colocado,- Y 10 que es infinitamente
mas doloroso, han colocado al paiS,-en este eStado
dc coSaS: o reaccionar digna Y iuiciosamente, sin
perlcr un solo inStante en- ell Sentido dc Ia raZon V Ia
moral. o hacer el s~acrificio de las. propias persona,
lidadeS. rn araS dc la patria, Y pOner las rlcndaS
del ]oobierno en- manoS mas expertaS, robuStaS Y no
norableS. para que Salven al pals de un SonroJo y
una calanidad.
La Patria neceSita urgentelnente coordinar '
armenian todos los elementos socialcs, politicoS Y
rcon6micos. para salvar eSta crisis; y los clcmen-
los que Sc opongan o no Pueden rcailzar eSta I'M
pcratiya armonizacion que demanda ell PATRIOTS
mo Y cxiscn las circunStanciaS, deben eliminarSc
para abrir 81 paSo a nuevos elementos armonlzado-
res Y cficicntes que saiven Il la Repubhca-
Los mrXicaroS dcbemoS muy ucccSarialnentc y con
tola Solemnidad. meditar Ell tan gravlSlmos asun-
1os. Y cait uno ,c no>otro> tienc 81 dcbcr tie haccr
los S;lcrificioS que ncce$arinS sean. para %conJurar
los pcligros que Sc cicruem Sobrc Mexico, Y contrl-
BUR a Su salvation V dignificacion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-26
LA REVOLUTION EN-
BADEN, FRACASO

LONDRES, febrero Bel inten,
to de los espartacistas bavaros para
organizar una r~evolucion en- Baden,
Y cstableccr I'm gobierno de Soviet, ha
f~racasado, eXcepto en- Ia ciudad de
Mannheim, debido a la energica ac-
ci6n del "obierno dc Baden, que IN
mediatamente envio tropas d karis-
duche arresto a los lideres radica!es
Y procIam6 ell estado de sitio, con 10
que do al parecer, un golpe de muer-
tc al movimiento revolucionario.
La revuelta en- Mannheim, que Sc
dice estar dirigida por e! lider CO.
munista bavaro. Mauhsam, tuvo mas
exito que las que estallaron en- las de-
mas parties del pals, debido a las con-
diciones especiales que ALI preyale-
elan. Las fuerZas espartacistas Sc
italian adn en- possession de esa eludad,
que Sc halla in~comunicada del resto
del pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-26
ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS

riado en- los EStadoS Unidos- o que Sc
lie haya juzgado eXactamente de a
crerdo con Ia %autoridad adqurida por
n. TardieQ Ell los circulos america
nos. en- los que decia cue haUiaba
siempre COMO Hhombre de n~egoclcs'.
De cualquier modo que sea, Ia con-
fiarza del pueblo frances sigue Siendo
la gran fuerza de NJ. Clemenceau CO.
mo presidente de Ia Conferencia de
Ia Paz V como Representative de Fran
cia. ,Jamas hubo confianza nj mas
merecida III mejor colocada. Ell aten-
tado crirein nal de que ACADIA de ser VIC
TINA nos 1ace mas querido aun a csc
gran patricia sin miedo Y sin dcbiii-
dad que supo ~aniquilar el defeccio-
nisnc en- Francia, ~levantar Ia moral
del pals. Dcner en- tension las ener-
giaS militarcs Y organizar de esta
manera la victoria alcanzada final
mente por la espada de Focn.
Como 10 dice VI. Liebert, hacemos
los vCtos mas GinceroS por el pronto
restablccimiento de NJ. Clemenceau.
y nos inclinamoS 0 respeto ante eS-
te gran herido de Ia guerra, cuya SAN
gre ha corrido por la Francia 10 mis-
mo que Ia de I'M soldado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-26
G. M E u
Trad del frances para LA PRENSA-

con urs. idea de afectuosa gratitud,
ha consarv&do ia esperanto de que e.
venerable eStadiSta e%ncontrara Su su-
rcma reconrenSa en- Ia satisfaction
&c un g~lo-ic<o deber CUE SC IA cum
plido.
EsperamoS que e. atentado estupido
de c~ualquier Coffin no privara a u.
Clemenceau de esta recompensa nj
impedira que Sc realize el vote DE
Francia. TodoS los buenos ~franceSes
10 sentirian de manera filial.
AdemaS. Ia opinion general de los
f~ranceses eS que IL ~pSesencia de
N. Clemencea es absolutamente ne
cesaria en- Ia Conferencia dc Paz, pue5
Harece que njnguna otra persona pc
see Ia lutoridad moral, ia energia
patriGtica V rl sentimiento practice IN
dispenSable para salvaguardar los in
t~ereSes De Francia. FL PreSidente del
C~oasejo 40 Is n, IN S0nador, nj un
defamation; no Sc deja ~i1fluenclar
Dor las ilusioneS; por e. contrario. eT
SIS discusses llenoS de fraSes breveS
. incisivaS Sc manifesto IN eSplritu
positive ' claro. IN juicio frio V una
logica irlperturbable. Sc siente que
NJ. Clemenceau tiene Ia firme volun-
tad de darle a Francia n paz solida
y duradera. garantizada de 10 manera
mas amplia cue sea possible per medic
de elementos materialeS No quiere
que Ia sangre franceSa haya corrido
, en- vanc. V todoS aoSotrCs eSt2mos
| SECURES de qae jamas toierara que
| Fraucia sea dcspojada de los frutos de
; una Victoria pagada I tan alto precio.
En- pocas palabras. Ell pueblo frances
tieHe una confianza tai en el PreSi-
dente del ConSeio. que lie parece que
| n;agun otro hombre abSolutamente
! podgia reerrplazar q N. Clemenceau
ea Ia Conferencia de la Paz.
No hay lugar 4 enfrentarse o e!
resmplazo de VI. Clemcnceau en- Ia
| C~onferercia: oero 81 Ia deSgracia Qul-
! siera que Francia tuviera que reparar
asta perdida inmcusa, IS L.eceSario
| confeSar francamente u seria dill
ell eucontrar un Representative que
| reuna O.. un grade tan alto las cua-
| Gdades ~requecidas por las circuns-
| ~tancias ~particulares iificiles del mo-
MEato.
Tenemos Ell Paris specialists no
tables en- las cuestioneS hacendariaS,
lie derecho international Y de p~ci1tica
eytranjera; ninguno de elloS, sin en-
rargc podria aspirar 4 Ia alta ST.
tuacion u " Clemenceau, sin Ia
berse eSpecializado en- una rama cual-
cuiera de Ia ciencia politica. ocupa
entire los hombres eminentes de Paris.
En- nuestro ~concepto, el ualco &c los
Delegates franceses 8 ia Conference
que podria compararse con NJ. Gle
menceau. pcr su actividad, 81 energ7a
Y su Ser.ido practice, seria NJ. Andre
Tardieu, a quien hemoS conoeldo Y
apreciado aqui como Alto Comisiona-
do De Ia Republica. Pero es possible
! q':g no sc hava dado euenta. en-. Fran
ci2, Il mayoria del publico, de IA I'M
portancia de IL obra del Alto Comisa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-26

FL carranciSmo ha pucSto L Mexico en- condl-
clones dificilisima< V mortificanteS. FL error fun
damental dc eS0S hombreS. que no han tentdo con
cieucia plenaria lie las atribucioneS, derechos, de-
bcreS : fines de I'm "Ohicrno. en- reiaclon con III so
ciefad Y 81 concicrtc international. error que con-
sistc en- 81 diyorcio de la moral ' Ia razon. con la
noIitira, en- todaS <uS manifestations, ha llevado al
pajS 4 Ia discrimination de los banqueros, de for
mar I'M Comite International, para proteger los into
reseS extrauicroS en- Mexico.
FL hecho Que dimoS a conocer con la puntuali-
dad y rapidcz tie nuc>tro Servicio cahlegraiico, 4os
ha colnaoio dc peSar, porque francamente I'm pals
Que. com" Il uueStro, Il SuS portentoSos reculrSos
naturale~ reunc In circUuStancia dc tener elementos
SocialeS competentiSimoS. para gObernar con la cir
cunspecci6n ' honorabilidad neceSariaS. para impo-
ncr>e nj rcSpctO Y consideration universities, no me-
recc ser pueSto EN- condolences analoga> a las de
MarruecoS. o Il las he las poSe>ionc> o iSiaS ' terri
tories de la Oceanic. dc Africa u dc Orlcntc,
La organizations ,c csc comite ha Nenldo 4 po-
her al deSnudo la baucarr"ta del carranclSmo, que
assume las formidablc< responsibilities ante Ia Nj
zion Y ante la poStcriiad.
No habicudo uno solo de los dcpartamcntoS o
Secretaries de EStado. que hayl Sido m~aneiado ror
manoS id0uea>. Nj <iVuicra ~ hi tornado Carran-
II eI trabaio &c inJe.rar "Su" gahiuetc, como TO
preScribeu la razou y las lcyc>, ' todoS los negoci"S,
aun los mas graves Y traScrnientalcS, para "l piiS,
han <ido diri@idos Y tratadu> por hombreS i~ncNIcr-
los = rre>ponSable>.
Los telegraua> quc cot-idianamentc hemoS pn-
blicado. nos han r>t;pdo dando diaria cuenta, por
ciemplo del papel tri>ti>imo de Nicto. La ante
rior artuari6n normal. al laio de- Carranza, no ha
Siio mas airo$a. Y, sin embargo, cl ilamaGo Podcr
Legislative les ha couccdido iacultadeS eNtra"rdina-
riaS para manciar los nr%rcio> haccndarioS de pans,
Los re>ultadoS han tenldo necc>arlamenEc que
>cr IogicoS Y f~atalc>. Aver NADIA menoS. pubiic;'-
mos los informeS tcle"raficos c>pecialeS de Ia
PRENSA. dando cueuta lie que los b%anqueroS decla-
rarop-rStando Nicto Il hoca dc iarr0. como dcci-
mos cu nuc>tro IcNico POPULAR Il ]propoSito del Co
mite que So ACADIA IL" toriuar; que "cl gobierno dc
t,arramza ga>ta mucha diuero en- los SoldadoS, Y no
So ocup1 para Bada lie los otroS Servlcl"S publlc">.
Nn hnbrmn> mcnc>ter he nin@un comentari"
,.arf, due 1nIo 81 mundo - haya daio cuenta 'c
las comiiciones ell que ~ enruentra coi"cado eI de
Irg;,dn lie, Carranza. solo nos falta c0R0cer Ii az
1itr,I que a>umirl tirh" delc%ado y Ia resolution