The chronicle=news., 1913-04-05


Well, don't Good bye
The editor departed. and II Is safe
to ray that he viii thiaE twice be-
fore repeating the o'iense.
That peaec would return 10 MeNl-
co almost automatically. afIer The
io..rthrow of the Madcro govern
m.ni. was the belief of thousands o'
l0ptlmists, both Mexican. and foreign
crs. but before the new admini~ra-
Z ,ion was month old II was evident
that II Eld undertaken task the
completion OF which MAS BY no
means simple I, majority OF those
who had been lighting against Ma
! i.ro laid down their aTins. but . new
army OF rebels arose. and The MrNi-
van situation w.is not unlike that OF
q play W which iAr aCtoGs had b.cI
changed and few shifts OF scenery
made. Enough Of the old Zapii..ia
army remained under arm. To pro-
vide the government with It's prob
lem In the south While Governor Ven
uftiano carranzc, Of Coahuila. aud
Governor PesluIcra. of sonora iuTn-
lshcd new army in the north 20
taxi III. place OF Pascual orozco'1
forces
The NOV cm.nt begun by Carranfa
created iers alarm in IN. capital than
did that OF The rebe!lIpus executive
%. SonoTa. Early In III. campaign
against CarTanzs III. government
made some headway. but In the
northwest III. first tricks were TAX
.n by the rebels. who gained de-
cidcd advantage in the occupation OF
Nosales and Aqua PrIeta The de-
feat OF Col. Eost.Tlitksy won pres
iis. for the new rebels. who had
dubbed Themselves Constitutional
lists.
Confidence ia an early suffoeailon
10. TIL, new revolt was expressed at
the National Palace. and plans Were
made for sending an army OF not less
than ten thousand against Mayior-
.na. PcsluieTa and obrcgon. III. rcb-
el leaders. but this optimism was .ot
fully shared by the public.
Friends OF the administration re-
fused to admit til. strength OF re-
p.illon based largely on continent OF
personalities. Thl. new revolt s.
based on these two things hut be-
hind IL there Is well defined gri.y-
ancc expressed by thorc who !asist
that the new administration IL moth
Ing more than u return to power OF
th. old u;ilitarIan group. who. they
alI.gc. will max. no effort to put In
TO effee; til. reforms promised IN
the Plan OF san Luis Poto.i'' on
which Madcro'. revolution was
based. Primarily the new revolt I,
based on sentiment. IL. leaders are.
or pretend to be. Mortified by the
killing o. Madcro and Plno Saurcs
and characterize Hu.ria a. a mere
usurper. To them MadcGo dead. and
now a martyr. I, more powerful. per-
haps. than he was during the last
months OF his life. Whether the con-
;cn,Ion Of the capital tha; the move
mcnt against Hu.rta Is bound to fall
H. thu. or not. IL Il fact that the
rebels In the northwest gained many
recruits dur!n; the firs; iays of tn.
rebellion.
Military men rcaliz. that u cam
pa!kn In Sonora would he by no
means simple. Their II reason 10 bs-
licv- that II will not be easy to &c,
together In u short time the ten
Thousand men II IL proposed 10 place
In Sonora
II this Is done. however. their mo-
bllizaiion and transport will be u
diff!cul; task. Th. movement OF an
army Of ten thousand Ia Mexico
means also the movement of thou
sands Of women. q necessary adjunct
under the afmy- present orRanix-
alton. sine. t.c.. women itakc tn.
p'sc" largely Of "a comM!,.ary de-