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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-04
ANTl-LEACUE
Resolution Prepared by
Senator; Lodge
Bay State Senator Claims List OF 81
Senators Which Is Sufficient to
Block Present Plan League Of Ma
tions-assoiuelon Also Calls for
Immediate Peace with Germany

Washington. Marcn 3-Senator
Lodge u Massachusetts. Republican
leader, introduced 4 resolution TO-
night proposing that the Senate go
on record as opposing the approval
or the constitution of the League Of
Nations as now drawn. tavoring he
immediate conclusion Of a peace with
German without waiting the work.
ing OUT Of the league plan.
Senator Louge requested Inanl-
nous consent for immediate 1onsid-
GRAFTON OF The resolution but Senator
Martin Of Virginia. ,he Democratic
leader. anu senator swanson Of The
same state. jolned n simultaneous
objection ami he resolution Went
over inder he rules
I naole - secure consideration 81
las measure. Senator Lod-a read the
names Of 81 members Of me next
senate which Will consider he peace
-reaIT. w1o. he minority leadc.-
SAID. favored his resolution.
There vas 10 t.r-her discussion
Of che mat and deDa,e on The
S75c. ooupnn liroad administration
revolving f.nG MAS asu.ned The
move by lie Republican leade:' anne
as q surprise 10 nanv Fl IN Demo-
cratic senators. 1uc some few Of them
had been advise, If it n advance
On t!le list read by Mr. Lodge were
he names II several Republican
~enator2-e!ecJ. The cota. Of - s
more Than onc-lhlrd OF ,h- member
snip. or enough % defeat rAt.ficat.on
81 the peace t-ea,-. Cor wnlcn a cHO-
thirds vote s required. 4 few SEN
a1ors whose names ver- not On he
isl. Mr.. Lodge said. also ilad advised
ann Of their support OF his resoiu-
ION.
The Republican senators and sena-
-ors elect whose names appear on
the list read by Mr.. Lodge We're: Sen
aynrs Lodge Massachusetts: Knox
PENNSYLVANIA; sherman. Illinois.
New, Indiana. Moses. New Eamp-
shire: WadswOr-h. New York: Far
Maid. Maine; Cummins. Iowa: War
rem. Wyoming; Watson. Indiana;
Sterling. South Dakota: F-eiiughuy-
sen. New Jersey; Harding. Ohio;
Haze Maine; BoraI. Idaho; Brande-
gee, Connecticut: Calder. New York;
Penrose. Pennsylvania; Page, Yer
mont: Mclean, Connecticut; France.
Maryland: Curtis. Kansas: Spencer.
Missouri: Townsend, Michigan;
Johnson. California;: Dillingham;.
Vermont: Lenroot, Wisconsin; Pom
dexter Washington: sutherland.
West Virginia. Srloot. tan, ana
Cronna North Dakota.
Seantnrs- elect: Edge. New Jersey;
Aeyes. New Hampshire: Mccormick.
Illinois: Phpps. Colorado; Newbe--y.
Michigan; Bail. Delaware.
The II Republicans Of the new SEN
ate whose names were not on he list
we're: Senator'S Colt Rhode Island;
Fail. New Mexico: Jones. Washing
Continued on Page Col. y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-04
LAW Violated
3 J Security League
Committee Finds
Officials Failed 20 File Item zec
Statements ~ Contributions and
Expenditures Majority 7eeor.
Says that League Formed Osten
s,biy FOR Patriotic Purpose Was
Tool OF y. S. and Foreign Finan
ciai interests

tsn ne con. MaTch ~ oiati"n 2f
the c1ir-uu, practices act by officials
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SAID -ha renor- was - ejec. a con-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-04
Dr.. Hagerthy Elected
For 18th Time. Ellsworth

Ellsworth. Me. March =. Speed. )
DIR Alexander &. Hag4r.A. Who
Vas e.re.ed mayor of MS nj ,oGar
Tor me -lrn me. mas broken al ~cr-
art- N las state Of sewing .Jr more
ear - ealeI executive IF = Name
cltG than any other living person.
Former Mas James P Bax.er nj
Portland. Frank \. Morcy If Lewis
.on. Edgar :. Hanson II Belfast.
Frederick " PlaIs,ei II Augusta
I'lavius u. Bcal II Bangor ;.2d Oscar
a. K Robinson , / " Sturouh and
ne presen mayor ii Bangor. Iona
7 NoodIn;n. "a"A .i"n'l several
erms nu1 none nave reacael the dis
notion NJ Mayor i1agc!cly.
Mav0r Eager.hr vas elected today
WIN 10 opposition and 249 votes Nere
pulled Fred B. Marqen vas oiec-et
y rec comIni ssioner without 0pposi
tlon Il : We're Horace ". Wescotr.
Frank =. Moore. Leon Brown. I. H
Phillips ana Charles 7. Fuller. al
Republicans were elected members
Of the poard Of aldermen. also with
out opposition.
|. IS believed hat The record Of Lr
TIaearrhv Y ne'rg -ler.Ad mayor Of
Els vrr-l. IS any eEce!!ed ny Major
Cha. - >. Ashley Of New Bedford:
VITO. va a,rn HCs"H MAJOR nj the
At.a.!rg .t.' nearly - mes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-04
new FRONTIERS
Rapidly Taking Form
in European States
Ger-ary's Western Frontier Border.
ING on France Firs, n importance
Tentative Plans We'll Advanced
gu. Final Decision Left 70 Council
Of Great Powers


Pa:is Mar S.-'By The Associated
P-essL-A new nan If EuroDa Il
"A 7,dI,- r7L,,ro .or-, ava v,,h,,
~''e = 'l'-e'S u -''e u" std'es
Will largely De IenneG as hey are
10 appear IN tie peace 1reatv and the
s,,coasr,,a documents 1-, -.r-,o
f. lst n importance : Germany
western frontier horTeElng on france
"Alcn assumes international slgIifl-
canoe rs oa--ier against renewal OF
tne present var. owing - ne issues
involved the ma determination OF
MS Question Is .eIt 70 me council 81
he great powers, but n tie mean
lime M tentative plans nave heen
N@i! advanced D." the commission
Nllcn co-orilnates ,epoT's N al
frontier questions.
A. Il now stands. ne western ron
tier committees. under tire" main
leads-firsr, A!sace- Lorraine. sec
Onu. he great ron ana coal regions
~ BrleH and The caar valley anu
'nIrd. lie extensive strip or Ger-na.i
territory wing on the vest pank OF
ne Rhine from The P1iat-nate noTta-
ward.
With respect % -t.sdce- Lorraine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-04

TIE noE VINO called Il. nc house
Moruav ...-ernoon tound ne plac.
apparently v2ca;ed. gu. IN ;olu: N
found a pool II blood on HE r.oog'
ne..- NE door .eau.ng To- lnuther room
on he s.AEue -,on.. Tie police depart
men WAS 4u!ch.y no. fled ana C.tv
Marshal Mckcnney ana Police on
Ger BolG4c hurried u the scene w..era
but /; Jlef invest. CATION revealed the
lac mat ! nuraor mad bren ON
nn!ttea. C.l- Ma. snul Mckenzie
tilereupon notified Medical Examu-
- W. Z. Harms and with that ott!c-:'
returned 20 he scene II Tie ragged.
Cong from ne drst room where the
pool Of blood was found, the officers
found more biood in The bedroom
ad1inng. he MARKS Oh The door n
I.Cut.ns taac 4 body mad been
4raggeu across It. wtl.c near a door
leading 10 The cellar stars was IL
other pool NJ blood.
There vas blood on the stars
leading - the cellar. and at The foor
Of the flight. wedged n between the
chimney and the foot OF the stairs
was the body Of rh> unfortunate
Funyas. The 5oay Jay on rs back
and across the lace mad seen tarown
two quilts wiIc!. had been taken from
the bed n ne room above on the
sheets If the n.d mentioned We're
snears where apparently bloody
hands aad been wiped upon hem.
The axe with when I7untas vas
probably killed was found near the
body ana $ II small size with a
and!e about IL inches long Their
was blood IN Ill" bad. ana also some
smears Of blood IN ,ue handle. Ii IS
Continued on Page Col. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-04

" 4SEingtOn Mar. ;.-sfOver1OrS II
states ana mayors If municipalities
meeting -oday n the White House
% discuss alienation oi unem pioy-
nent heard President Wilson N a
brief address emphasize Tie prIncl-
pie that governments should serve n
me interests OF the common people
In TINS spirit ne Urged tha- ne fed
eraI. state ana local governments
work together "sJeauytng ana easing
anu facilitating The whole labor
processes 81 he United States.
After listening 10 addresses BY
Secretaries Wilson. Bake ana Dan
els. The governors undertook 20 re-
port n arm IN Unemployment with
n their respective states. y nd or
IT, declared there were not enough
men out of work n tle.r cOnlmunl
les 70 justify serious APPREHENSION.
although advocated immediate action
bv state. county anu cltT govern
r,euts 20 promote road DullulnS ana
other pubic works. thus furnishing
4 buffer reservoir u employment dur
ing the period when soldiers ara De-
jus discharged ana wa industries are
converting
Most states 1ireadv nave adopted
programs OF road building. It ap-
reared. but several governors report
cd they had difficulty n convincing
local authorities ana private indus
tres 70 go ahead with improvements
now without awaiting an extended
reduction n wages ana material
costs.
The governors echoed ne optlnis-
rsc noras sounded by CABINET mem
hers who spoke. SecreIarT wilson
VINO presided at the conference II
+he East Room predicted an aetna!
Ia nor shortage within the next yea:.
instead Of a surplus.
To combat social unrest. ne urged
industrial leaders 20 eliminate tap-
,dlv the extra profits Of waF-tlnes
SECRETARY Daniels said ne did not
believe there would De general uh-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-04
Mill Street Tenement Scene Of Horrible Crime bml
Found With Skull Crushed in and Gaping Wounds
in Nek--victim Had Been Dead Several Hours
--Murdaa Used Camp Axe in kiIIing-Rob-
berry Probable Motive slain Man Believed
to Have Carried Large Sum Of Money
AUTHORITIES SEEK TURKS
IN CONNECTION WITH CRIME

VITA skull crashed N VITA CLOVIS
from ~, IKE and Win +Iplng wounds
II he nec!: made by he same Keen
edged instrument, the .feIcss re-
mans of one Greger.os Fantas. I
member f ne clIys Greek colony
were found id rhe loot ii a fight Of
stars .eading - The cellar Of he
house 1t % Mill street Il about 30
Mcnuay afternoon. wnera cley mad
apparently lam scr MAN. hours
rroGaDi- sometime SUNDAY ng-nI
lust when the tragedy occurred N
what was Tic cause that Ell Up 70
i mas not been lscerta!ned. because.
Of those vino were present. n KNOWN
o have been present At ~. So MAJ
street Sunday evening. one IS now
silent n death ana the whereabouts
If ne others IS unknown
The first thai vas known that I
murder mad been committed Was
when At about ; clock Monuay If
ternoon or shortly after young
man from one Of the stores At thar
end Of The city known under the gen
era. name II Sand I'LL. called u
the house IS % deliver some pack
ages Tie house. winch Is small ten
ement has for about Two months
past 50 I IS said. been occupied ~
Two Albanian Turks. one # whom
vas known as Sabre Hassan or Dan
Harry, whIie ;hc naIne OF ne other
was unknown. The rwo were en-
ployed n the Edwards mills ma .iept
house themselves. buying much Il
their food II he Edmond Devon
grocery store on Nil street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-04

cortland. 81 Maron 2--rA' sur-
PRISE of Tie naA;c:pa. elections he;a
roaag \ "lEas Name alt:es VA sAe
outcome a Natervil.e me RepnD-
,.cans IN ma "It.'. while arriving
Jour u ne seven wards, failed In 7e-
~iec, Mayor Everett c. WardNe-l &C.
"or1ins 10 Official retarns when gave
Leon =. Teobet,s- 1.s Democratic en-
ponear. 4 plurality Of one vote,
MAYOR W1rdveil was elected LAST
Year with margin oT $ Eotes- Iae
pa lots Will ne Inspected vitlln a daT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-04
DEMOCRATIC MAYOR
REPUBLICAN CITY GOVT.
IN LEWISTON ELECTION

Lewiston. Me, March 3.-Charles
T. Lemalre. Democra1. vas re-elec,ed
mayor BY plurality of s. over
Thomas 4. Waite, Republican can
dldate The Republicans carried
four Of ne seven wards and VIII be
II control Of the new government.
The vote vas unusually large The
,otaI FOR both parties. including 4
citizens ticket. which was identical
With that 0 : the Republican ticker.
vas 1915.
Former Mayor Louis 7 Brann.
Democratic candidate tor alderman in
Ward :. ,ost bv sevan votes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-04
BRITISH ARMY
never TO Be AS
SMALL AS IN 1914?

London. Mar. 3.-Tl,e
IegIlar military establish
n'ent CT Great Britain never
COULD nor never ought to tall
to the low scale Of 1914 as i
vas not known what other
powers we're going to do.
Winston Spencer Churchill.
secretary Of state for var.
declared in the House Of
Commons today. Colone!
Churchill was Introducing
the arTny estimates for the
coming year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-04
u wilson AND TAFT
Plans Complete for n.
7. Meeting
Eos7 va Speak fran Same Platform
u Advocacy az League Of Nations
-fresicenr % Sal ior France
Wednesday en- George Washington

New N3lr. -nai&n r.-P?ans were
,..,,41rio+.g ra5a ~,.,;.,.. 80 49,
.i, -...-....
's'.- p"
-. 81 .r MI Speah ...n .sr
..;.ll:,. platform WIN r9r,ne,. i5reslden7
V-.34,q-,, r-or,a-.,i --,+. !, ,.,.......,.
- '''--''''S' o''-'fe - --1'-'
gam '' I.lsiH I'D us WORK ~ lie
rpaf.c . ,,7 f..-a,-..r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-04
MAYORS ELECT AND CITY Governments

y Eas'por-. vnlle he Democrats re-
gained 8ock.and ward.
Tie mayors Of Bath, Ellsworth.
Saco ana Lewiston we're re--!ecte1
Pr Alexander &. Fascr,hv. elected
for rh- eleventh. cIme as MAJOR OF
Ellsworth hv The RepCni.cans with
out opposition. established what s
Claimed ~ pr Z new record for long
ser"lce i he nayora.tv HIS Re-
election places him one 5erm ahead Of
Edgar Il. Hanson Of Belfast. who lad
ne distinction ri having served !org-
er thun any other mayor n Name.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-04
TO MARKET ALL
SURPLUS COPPER
THROUGH ASSO.

New York. March ALI the surplus
government copper will De narsete :;
for the government DIV he Copper Pro-
ducers Association for period not 20
exceed Is months by agreement with
The director OF sales Of the war depar--
nent according 10 an announcement
made here toda- by ne ASSOCIATION.
winch represents 3" per cent. oi the cop
per production of the COUNTRY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-04
THE WEATHER
CLOUDY

Northern New England Partly
clouded and warmer Tuesday. prob
ably followed BY rain Tuesday night
or Wednesday, colder "Wednesday.
Southern New England: Partly
cloudy and mild Tuesday Wednes-
dav probably rain and colder
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-04
REPUBLICANS CARRY SEVEN OF
EIGHT CITY ELECTIONS IN maine

Democrats Re-elect Mayor Lemaire in Lewis
ton by % Votes-Tebbetts, Democrat. Wins
by One Vote Over Mayor Wardwell at Wat
erville-Recount May Be Demande d
Clean Sweep of Republicans in Bath. Ellis
worth and Saco-DemOcrats Again Carry
ROckland for Fourth Time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-04
VEDIC COMING
WITH MAINE MEN

Boston. March G-The White Star
liner VedIc which Is bringing mem
oers Of Massachusetts Maine and
other New England organizations
from Brest. probably will arrive here
March 8.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-04
,.sBANDON BILL
TUX RECLAMATION
VI WASTE LANDS

AarCa efforts 20 Sc
~ o':siaerat.on Of the adj
..i proposed reclamation
zig other waste lands or
discharged soldiers and
-5anGoned late today by
., rAde-s. They said there
.-"4ao.ltty that the measure
z'ed before Congress ad-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-04
DIR. ALEXANDER c. HAG-

ERTHI. Ellsworth-Elect-
ed Mayor on Monday tor
l1th Time, breaking al! rec
ords in State for serving
more wears IS Cher Execu-
Tive OF Maine city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-04

The winds along the North md
Middle Atlantic coast will be respect
lvely moderate. variable. becoming
fresh south and gentle variable be-
coming moderate south. Air pres
sue is nov nigh through the eastern
states.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-04
Boston Forecast

Forecas, for Boston ana vicinity
Tuesday partly cloudy ANA mild. and
Wednesday probably rain and colder.
Fresh southeriy winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-04
WILSON SIGNS
~ lORI LOAN

March President W.
9sned the Victory Loan
"r the rreasur- "a issu-
-.... sAor- term notes and
''''''" cor me Use Of lie
=. 2fpnTat!on n st.muiat-
-&ii = ore.gn commerce
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-04
T|E-UP OF new YORK HARbOR
SHIPPING AGAIN THREATENED
STRIKE DUE TO START TODAY

sympathy i an .;;e.np, were MADE 20
break he strike by employment Of lon-
Union ,aoor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-04
MANN DEPl0RES
-c,ricisn1 Of Fellow Re-
nublicans

sa,s -esiraoe and Essential
=: Sc eti,jrg Shall Come Out Of
fa- H1,cr Way Tend to Prevent
--i4re War
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-04

An old slogan with an up 20 the
minute meaning: No Job too small.
no lob too large to receive nrom-t
,ttsntion at the printing plant Of the
Asnnsnee journal Company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-04

Continued on Page Sol. 9,
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sur Rises 6:'s ". N. Mar. ?
su, Sets 5:26 { F.o. Mar. 8
srg.r Gay 11;s = EN-. Mar. IS
-av lncrsass 2:f7l ; L. q. Mar. "a
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Continued on Page Col. s.
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,:.-:.r-ea ~ Page 5-Coi. y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-02

Ell ANGELUS'', DE MILLET.

Fl famoSo cladro del genial pintor
frances Miiler. ejccutado cuando to-
davia no cenia la cabeZa del artis;a
en- Ia soIitaria llanura de Chailly, tie
ne una historic accidentada.
"Fl Angelus", Que fl" nintaGo eli
1852. 10 vcHdio Millot por 20 !ibras
estcrlinas I ". TcyGean. Y dcspuc:
&c paSar por diversas manoS. aumen
tando cl prc2io a MEDIA que crecia
81 fsma, fuc adQuirido por !. Vi.
Wilson, por 1850 lihrss estcrlinas.
En- 1881 10 compra NJ. Secretan pOr
$40 libras. Rcvcse> de fortuna o.
hligarUn q este Il vcnder toda 81 colcc
cion. La Galcria Il" .Nrtc dc Gore
Wan, concurrio u il subasta, para
adquirir cl cuadro Dc Millet: pcro al
fin fuc ad.iudicado pcr ll5.0G0 pc
SOS 4 Mr.. Antonio Priust. que Sc IL
puso 10 adQuiriria per cucnta del
gobierno frances.
Pcro luego, la camara de Diputados
Sc neg0 a aprobar Ia compra por Ia
gran cantidad que reprcsentaba. La
ohra maestro lie Millct fuc entoncc>
Nevada 4 los Estados UnidoS, donde
SC cXhlb'o un II Secuidu.
Durante dlgin tempo hubo dudas
reSpecto al destino final del cuadro,
ignordndoSg 81 cstah& en- Francia o
en- los EstadOS UnidoS.
Mr.. ChUcard. 81 UltiMo propicta-
rio del cuadro, dcspucs que este casi
hubo dadC la vuelta al mundo, 10 adj
Quirio por - mil lbraS eSterlinas. Mr..
Chucard po>ec una dc las mcjorcs ga
lcrias de artc on su residcncia de
L~on%champs. v!sitada por todoS los =.
NANTES del artc, entire los que SC en-
cucntra eli Prcsidentc de la Republi-
ca Francesa. y cl Rey Jorge, de Gre
ella.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-02
UNO QUE GALA DEL NUME-
RO OUNCE.

EAGLE PASS, TEXAS, abril To-
Charles Bruce es un sujeto de color
que tiene la satisfaction de haberse
eanadc un par de zapatos de SIS por
81 simple hecho dc entrar a una ten
da V ~calzarselos. Dicho sujeto po-
see la base de sustentaci6n mas fir-
me que %cualquiera otro en- esta ciu-
dad, pues Sc jacta de ses ell que tie
ne ell pie mas grande en- esta region.
Una de las principales tiendas de
ropa de la ciudad, exhibia en- n
de sus aparadores I'm colossal par de
zapatos. como que eran del numero
ounce. cen un letrero en- ell que sc
ofrecia que aquel que pudiera calzar-
les seria ell dueno de ellos, sin pagan
un solo centavo por clos.
Bruce pasaba aver por freate a
Ia tienda de referencia Y yer los
zapatos V enterarse de la ofesta, Y
.entrarse de rond6n al ESTABLISHMENTS
TODD fue uno. Al POGO ratio. salia de
la tienda el negro luciendo el flaman-
tie par de zapatos y hacienda ell debido
reclamo al establecimiento.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-02
GRAVE CARIz
LA SITUACI0N EN- Ell
ESTADO DE PUEBLA
e. gebernador armsra fuer-
zas para hacerse respetar
y los a~yuntamientos, a
su vez, Sc preparan
a defenderse

PUEBLA, % de marzo.-No Sc ha-
bla de ira cosa aQui, que de los con
fiictos graviSimos cue va q suscitar
el Gccreto del Congrcso local. conce
diendo facultades al G~obernador del
EStado para usar de la fuerza arma-
da con objeto de hacer reSpetar suS
decjsioneS.
Como desde luego Sc advierte que
el fin que persigue la Legislature al
Ia mano del Executive. es e.
de hacer cumplir SuS determinacioneS
sobre la nulidad de los ounce A.yun-
lamientoS electos que Sc m~andaron
DISCOVER. los CuerpoS edilicios amena-
&adoS cOmienzan a tomar medidaS de
defensa contra los poSibleS atropelloS
Ge que pudier2H ser victimas.
f. Ayuntamlento de Puebla Sc pre-
para tambien para impedir que sus
eNpcdienteS ~electoraleS puedan ser ey-
craidoS por Ia fuerza de los archives
anticipates. .Ademas de haber recu-
rido al Centre im~petyando el auXiiio
de las fuerZaS t~eGer2le>. para eI ca
50 de I'm atentado de la fuerza publ
"a local. los e~Stud;anteS Sc han COM
prometido 4 form&r una @uardia de
dia ' noche en- las azoteaS Y vesti-
0ulo del Palacio para impedir cual-
Quier avropello.
Ocro Canto acontece en- At!ixco.
Cholu!a. Texiutlan : san Martin Tex
melucan. En- este Ultimo punto los in
digeuaS de los pueblos eStan arman-
dose r&pidamente para II a guitar al
AyUnLamiento impuesto = dar pose
sion a los edileS que sc eligieron N
los com;cioS del ocho de diciembre.
La Situaci6u. pues. parece que Sc
~ delicadiSima 81 Sc llevan a cabo
los atentadoS que el decreto legisla-
.iyo auuncia.