Ogden Evening Standard | 1911-08-03 | Page 7 | Situation in Mexico Improves

SITUATION IN MEXICO IMPROVES Mexico City, Aug 'J. The firm stand of President De la Barra and the publication of a proclamation by Francisco I. Madero. expressing ac-nuiesence ac-nuiesence in the elimination of Emilio Vasqucz. who resigned the offico of minister of the interior yesterdny at the request of the ?xecutlve. together with the communication of the deposed depos-ed minister to his jiactisnns. cotinbCl-;Vu5nodowtion,'ta!i,eiBbellcV.ed cotinbCl-;Vu5nodowtion,'ta!i,eiBbellcV.ed to have . enabled tho administration to puss a difficult situation without violence. The president today declared through the press his determination to devote his powers to realization of the ideals of tho rorolutlon ami to J M guarantee the security of life am J H property, adding that ho was prepared H o handle any situation with flruiJiosi. H He slated that 27.000 soldiers were H available to effect his Vn)osos iLH In tho face of Madero's declarat on MpH that the dismissal of Gomez was due JlnLLl 'to tho faet that he placed UimciUtlea ( M in the way of the government of Pres- j iLH dent De la Barra," the followers j lM Gomez met late last night and I le- rH Sired a protest addressed to Madero. IjH oo nliLLH