(IMMI VETERAN STATES
The communication was terse, but studious care had been exercised to keep out of the document any phraseology that might give offense to the Mexican executive. It was not more than 4.10 words in length. It was handed to the Mexican representatives in Joint session and transmitted by them almost immediately to General Carranza at Queretaro.
Neither the American nor the Mexican commissioners appeared pessimistic in their contemplation of the future. The Americans insisted that they had asked Carranza to sign nothing that would impair his dignity or that would be incompatible with the ideals of his Government. The Mexicans appeared almost equally confident that ratification of the protocol would be withheld no longer, and that shortly after the beginning of the new year they would be discussing with the American commissioners questions that covered in the brief agreement whose ratification is being awaited.
In the event Carranza approves the protocol, the future sessions probably will be held in New York, beginning January 2.
EXECUTED AHEAD OF TIME
Which Expressed by the Condemned Men in Sine State Prison is Grouted.
By Associated Press
OSBORNE, N.Y., December 6. In keeping with their wish that they be executed today, instead of on Friday, owing to the approach of the condemned men, the condemned men, who were executed today, were released.  On Christmas, Charles Kumrow, twenty years old, of Buffalo, and Stanley J. Millstein, nineteen, of Buffalo, met their death in the electric chair at Sing Sing Prison today. Both were in the chair at the time. 