Political and financial affairs—revolution; resignation of Provisional President José Bordas Valdés; American commission sent to establish order and observe election. Appointment of Provisional President Ramón Báez; election and inauguration of President Juan Isidro Jiménez. Financial difficulties of the Dominican Government; attitude and measures taken by the United States; appointment of an American as Controller of Finances ¹

^1. Continued from For. Rel. 1913, pp. 418–456 and 456–467. Political and financial matters are here placed in one chronological sequence because of their intimate connection.

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