The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-11-06
THE MEXICAN SITUATION AND THE WORKING CLASS

From all appearances would that the government of the
being forced into the service of the robberbrons
Broadway and Wall The Rockefeller interests and the
Rothschds England for long time onflcted
Daz selfproeeon against American aggression was
obliged all the weight of his into the hands of the
English eNpoiter So the Standard OH company naturally came TO
the aid of followers overthrow Dz thus s
ING a hard at their English competitors.
After Standard Oil money influences made possible the t
umph wepad generals the Roschds got busy
they things Aided by Henry Lane Wilson, the American
ambassador Generals planned the overthrow
and President Misunderstanding to the public state
ment ofa service agent in Mexico.
time when Dictator Portro Daz
becoming the increasing financial power of the United
States the certainty of and political
annexation Daz knew full patriots would
do to Mexico when they find themselves in position to
vert their concessions actual POSSESSIONS by aid OF fake
patriotism and lure of the Stars and Stripes.
Both Rockefers knew that the average American
raosave patriot easily be induced invade Mexico to
conate country property for his capitalist masters
Most buncombe would excuse Tor inter
Both sides of the controversy knew how easy mark non
Socialist wageslave is. ~
ur to European capitalists notably the Rothschd of England
hungry for the meat covering Mexican and wage
nation in the World MOULD e9 %0GP e bo as
nation the world is the least concerned about the
Not one world would tolerate the triumph of Next
can toiers on the basis of 'Land and Liberty. -
trough. oo. ,rox4oo
of which about twothird owned by Americans ana y
Aqua Oil company the Rohscid concern including Mexican
Standard Oil sought concession there
advantage of the opportunity to throw the spos ecre
- Then the fight began in earnest
Trnngb its office in Rio aniero Brazil the Oil
pay every faction opposed Daz Even adero and
his of the fact that the money by when
they were able Daz from the Standard
At this point than verbatim the secret
recently revealed the the story Of in
trigue which resulted in Naderos murder ,,,
until the last minute An hour after he had been
by Rotscd that they had been temporarily checked
by could him aid Daz left for Vera Cruz
and the e. morning sailed for Europe. 49, 10 100000
is eStim he
acquired from the sale of concessions.
Tee months office Madero learned he had been
backed He and turned the Stand
down cold the Tampco proposition Neither would ne give
to the Rohschilds r. o.o-oo
meantime Standards agents had approached GusaYo
Madero obtained favorable
After the rundown Standard financed OrOzco revolution
Rothschds took hand and induced General Felix
Daz revolt Vera Cruz Diaz lacked the personality to
After he was taken to City, Roschlds got busy
AGAIN and vono Daz combined forces with Reyes
revolt Reyes leadership great support and then Daz de-
iberatey planned his sacrifice
con the morning of the battle Reyes induced
uniform mark and he picked off by Daz shapsootef
downfall Of 1adeo assured Gustavo his brother
attempted doubecro He told both the othschds and standard
agents that IIuerta the to succeed Madero
taken n and the overthrow OF Aadeo was planned
consulate with the knowledge OF Ambassador Wilson,
by Generals Felix Daz and Huea The very first thing they ana
kill Gustavo for his twofaced action T.,
aderos life would have been saved had 1t not been Tor the
fact that while he was prisoner learned of the whole inside of
fight Then decreed that he must die because he knew
'Euerta securing presidency decided that old Porfo
Diaz policy of selling concessions to Americans was WISE
informed the English oil syndicate that he would deliver the
goods. -,
these combined will determine what stand congress and the pre
dent of the United will finally take but gold and financial
H RS%f5 the OASIS o. ''''E''' '''' '"''' w" ~ ~ ~
ARLINGTON TIMES TAKES LAUDABLE STAND.
We publish in this issue of the Commonwealth editorial by
Mr. Marsh publisher of the Arlington Times which shows by