Weekly journal-miner., 1914-09-30
CARRANZA-VILLA IMBROGLIO.

Whether slight neglect the part of Carranza to- of weight enough justify the latter in creating another revolution Mexico doubtful and it probable that an uprising part Villa would put that doughty little fighter the bad in the estimation of the world But that Villa with the consideration due him be admitted by every who has carefully watched in Mexico since the Villa star commenced to rise in Chihuahua.
 Carranza quantity he made chief the He had been driven from his state having been able enough support hold the
 ueras down there He Sonora opy after the fore of the had been successful driving Oeda from full possession But until Villa commenced things the represented by Carranza had mighty poor show of unphng Like meteor Villa dashed into captured Chihuahua City, then uarez afterwad
 orreon and the hero of enough campaigns to the way City, And Carranza and staff followed only he cleared the track by bloody and adrones which placed him distinctly the ascendency with reference to the volt against Huerta
 When necessary for the president of the United States occupy Vera Cuz Carranza decided to join with the IIuertas attempt repe the invasion. And had 1t Villa little doubt that there would have arisen complications which would have embroied this country and Mexico much degree than thewee embroled
 they had resulted in actual No with the Mexican situation will for moment dispute that it was Villa he alone the occupation of Mexico city possible by the consttutonaists.
 And is also the Torreon be- of Villa patch the differences between them which grew of series of disputes agreement entered into stpuatng that military should be provisional president of Mexcoan which
 made expressly for the purpose of barring both Villa and Carranza But Caanza assumed the provisional presidency Huera disposed of, and planning have
 himself elected constitutional president And through all he has practically ignored Villa When the triumphant entry of the constutonasts made Mexico City Villa did par cpate, and given that he had invitation In the distribution of the punls which fell into the lap of Caana when he became chief of the National Palace he offered Villa only insignificant position in the southern military 
 After all this, it is but natural for Villa possess retalatory disposition. Where there man, Mexican American who would feel way under similar circumstances?
 Yet few people will justify Villa in his avowed purpose of heading another revolution Mexico No what ustifca- the patriotism of which he has many times boased he will refrain from organizing further trouble for his already oppressed and distracted The personal differences between the by any possibility be sufficient justify revolution
 The verdict of the world will be that Caanza ungrae u his benactOr the of abuse but should Villa be ndcreet permit this induce him organize another revolution in Mexico he would go down in history who placed selfnerest above paromhe would lose the distinction he has many bloody fields, and be worthy the either patriot military general revolution such apparently proposes would based national raid of with spite personal hatred the in spring
 Villa And neither the United States afford it.