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THE WASHINGTON TBItiS, THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1911. '
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MEXICAN RIOTERS
r CRY DEATH TO DIAZ
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Terror 'in Capital, Where Aged President Js Making
" k Stubborn Effort to 'Hold On, and Bloody Tragedy
-JSL Is Threatening to End Reign.
MEXICO CITY. May 25.-With Prest
dent Diaz seriously ill. with mobs rag
ing -uii and down in front of the nation
al palace, and with demonstrations in
fcrosress in such leadinjr centers as Te
!.uantepcc. Zacatecas, Guadalajnra. and
pother rolnts. there is crave danger that
the abdication of President Diaz .will
end in the bloodiest tragedy that has
Slslted this unhappy republic since the
eglnr.in? ot the revolution.
4 Mexico City is in a Estate of terror.,
'""The mob spirit is loosened and the riot
ers are demanding the death of Diaz.
,f-.ilC .lbt- .,-,.... .---
,Mble to-make his escape to Euiope and
Sthcre are prave fears that he will loe
Siia life in the disorders that began sud
denly In the capital j esterday afternoon.
Situation Is Grave.
JSvcn the flrinc of the -soldiers and po
lice on the mob lust night did not dis
perse it. Seven of the rioters were killed
"and 36 wounded, but they continued to
parade the streets shouting "Viva Ma
dcro!" "Viva Orozco'" and "Viva Go--frnez'"
Mingled with these cries were
shouts of "Death to Diaz'"
The situation is grave in the extreme.
No one can foresee the lengths to which
the rioting may go. President Diaz's
condition is worbe than it has been for
rfome days. Storekeepers have closed
Hind barricaded their stores and shops.
The aged President mav nna u lnpus-
Supporters of Madero are pointing out
today that his influence throughout the j
trying situation has been for peace.
pible for last night's killings, the exact
number of which the police and soldiers
IsS far refuse to make known.
Revolt Prevented,
i Alfred Robles Domlnguez. Diaz's rep
resentative, at the very outset of the
disorders induced the publication of a
special extra edition of El Heraldo in
'which he urged the people to resort to
-no violence but to wait patiently for the
retirement of Diaz, which he said was
isure to come. He assured the people
"that the resignation of both Diaz and
Corral would be submitted to congress
today and immediately accepted, and that
Senor de la Barra would at once qualify
as provisional president.
The Maderists insisted today that it
was only this personal assuranco of
"Senor Domlnguez which prevented a
general assault on the palace and other
.governmental buildings last night. There
4ae plenty of armed men in the city,
4-lhey say, to undertake a successful re
volt, should it become necessary.
A The danger of the situation lies in
the fact that in Tehuantepec, Guadala
jara, Zacatecas, Jalisco, as well as
here, where the Diaz forces have been
supreme demonstrations are in prog
ress. The people have thrown off all
pretense of loyalty and are openly pro
v claiming their adherence to Madero.
Many are demanding that Diaz be re
Ifused permission to leave the country
. until he Is compelled to replace In the
" , ..... .l. f.inila Vile fnllnn'-
nauunai ireitsuiy wie iujmo ..,
ers; nave taKen irom iu
Reprisals Feared.
c T Trad nnlv after thev had a chance to
j-phIIm the temner of the mobs that the
pfflcers in command of the troops or
dered that unless Dunaings were ac
. tually broken into or violence was of-
fered foreigners, there was to be no
more shooting. Fear of leprisals when
4f me inaaeritiis biiuuiu iiaaumc uiiiuui "
. .a.. .....i 1... niithi.lllau In thn.a nrHnra
As the rioting in the city progressed
the presidential palace was Jammed
s-with visitors. Some were personal
friends. Others were foreign represen
tatives who wanted to find out how
much longer the country was 10 oe
held in subpense awaiting the resigna
tion of the President None saw Diaz.
lVHe was in his bed, attended by a nurse
C-nrA Mrrm TMiit. In nprsnn 9-.hp prpptpd
f Henry Lane Wilson, the American am
Jbassador. She confided to him that she
j? greatly feared the outcome of the Presi-
dent s illness, so lar as can De learueu,
nation of the President would be sent
congress touay.
Rebels' Secret Records
Go to Mexico City as
Soon as Diaz Resigns
&
Evidence that the followers of
Francisco I Madero are ready to con
slder the revolution in Mexico at an
l mil ns snon as Porflrln Diaz retires
from the Presidency and Foreign
j Minister de la Barra takes the oatn
' ht offlpp in elven in Washington to
day bv the announcement that all the
' archives and secrets of the lnsur
rectos will be sent from the Madero
secret agency here to the Mexican
.federal srovernment.
As soon as Diaz steps from the Ex
. rrntlvp chair and Minister de la Bar
t. ra takes his nlace. the nrovisional
povernment established by the Madero
forces wMU cease" to exist, according
to a statement made by Capt. S. O
t All of the recoids of the Madero
connuentiai agency nere nave ucen
t- placed in the hands of Captain Hop-
kins, with instructions to send them
to Mexico City as soon as Diaz actu-
any retires.
, Close of Agency.
j;" The departure of Jose Vasconse'los,
. who lias been in eharsre of the Wash-
f Ington confidential agency, yesterday
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Maderists Satisfied.
While it is generally recognized that
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because he Is a member of his cabinet,
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satisfied. He only Is to serve until elections
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started In so many places cannot be
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representatives here say that the people
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that he is with Madero in everything
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T1.- n. .not nAj. tlQ'A MPPTl bflttlpR
after an armistice has been declared Is
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John W. Gates will appear Saturday,
May IS: E. H. Gary, Norman )J. Ream,
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Jr.. and Clement A. Grlscom will follow
Mr. Gary and his associate ou the wit
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We Agree With Dr. Wiley and are against the sale of
Skimmed Condensed Milk1
From Th Washington Times of May M, 1911.
: Prosecution 'Planned for
Dealers Who "Wrongfully
Labei Product.
A crusade aralnst manufacturers o?
condensed skimmed milk who misrep
resent Ihelf product has been started
by the Department of Aurtculture.
Dt. Wllev has fecommended that cer
tain manufacturer be prosecuted for
violation of tho ntfre food law. and It Is
probable that nrocecdlnpj against them
will jso Btaxtea:;vyiuun tne next mw
day
As a' result of -an Investigation ot tho
condensed milk.' situation, which has
i been m "orogreSs at the Bureau of Cheni
1stry xor-aorao -time. ur. wuey sajs no
is -convinced that the lives of an al-
-mnst tlnllmlted numTer of lnfabts are
f. endangered wvery.daybyxthause or
uca milk.
Trying to Stop -It
"TBIs department is dolnic everything
It can-tc Bbp'th eale of condensed
aklmxnea milk' said Dr. Wiley. "It
effect thfouffhQuf the country on Wfant
mortality can nly be estimated, but I
do Nknow that It endangers the life C
verv child to whom H Is clven.
"Babies should be klven pat, natural,
nutrltfotw nfllk' not ihe. skimmed -condensed
variety. In my oplrilonthe law
Is belnn violated, and .plans for prose
cution of certain manufacturer who
misrepresent 'the product, uro now un
der way."'
Dr. tviiav said that It was a known
1 WAR ON CONDENSED I
MISBRANDED MILK
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', fact that "many mothers. defend wJioUy,
upon condenseid. milk" for their babies
ra tne summer, ahib, ne.saio, was ca
peclall true amonir .th poor.
Tt has ben brouKht to the attention
of tho Department of Agriculture that
i-Vnxy persons purchased such milk not
k
KnOWinff "Wnav mey .were uuyuiK.
"When a person -goes Into a store and
asks for a con of condensed .mllk." con
tinued Dr. Wiley, ;iie or sne coes .not
'talce the tiouble tol ascertain whether
the label reads 'skimmed milk.' Then
this milk is Riven to babies unknowingly
fey their niothcr."
'f Finds Faulty Xabel
Alt'of the cans containing milk which
I hnve ten examined at the bureau are
Y labeled clearly "skimmed mlllc" Be
I cause of this It was not known at, first
wnrtner prosecution cuiuu do huub un-
der the pure fodd law. On one brand.
npwpver, was ljuno wya .oiaicracni;
"Is pure 'and-clean and can be used
for all purposes for which fresh un-
, skimmed mlk Is used
.Dr. AVJley says such a statement Is
false and misleading. Ke contends
that
the mjlk isnot neattniui tor Dames ana
that It cannot be. used for the same pur
PS4Caas frh unskimmed milk.
Bnrh a ntatement:. Dr. .Wllev asserts.
ralso -nlsripresents th,e. food value of
Tjrotfuct. persons reaams mo iaoei al
ter tney RBI uib can, name, us cwuni,
would notlco'the Word "sklromed., but
would alFO read the other statement and
be led --into, bellevmjr' that such 'milk
war as j:ood as Any other condensed.
H also said, tnat Ctmffenaea skimmed
Imllk." while cheaper to manufactur,was
fbelncr sold at tne. same, price as the un-.
Bklmmed- arly. arid'because of the" in-
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15c Mop Handles, for mop 1A
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$3.49 Garden Hose, patent steel
wire wrapped, 25 feet long, com
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59c Solid Brass Lawn Sprinklers,
eLy.slza 50c
25c Garden Rakes, large
size, with 6-foot handle
17c
35c Galvanized Watering OQp
Cans, 4-quart size CtOVt
29c GraSS Hooks, English OAp
steel, best made JT
$1.50 Rayo Nickel Plated Read
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white dome shade tSXtXlt
29c Bracket Lamps, com
plete with burner, chimney "Q
and wick '
Fiber bound; brass trimmings;
iron bottom; brass lock; heavy
bolts; tray and bat box, CM Qr
$7.50 trunk -TrVO
Tea Kettles, 4 quarts 37c
Double Milk Boilers, 2 quarts 29c
Wash Basins, large ?c
Pudding Pans, 3 quarts.: 9c
Covered Buckets, 5 quarts 13c
Covere'dvBuckets, 4 quarts 19c
"Basting Spoons, 14-inches 6c
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