New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-19

looked around a if to .ay, "Who wants
TO manage a brewery?
An. the applications. One Senior
Farias obtained the honor OF managing
the first government brewery until
such time as the profits made up the
haH-millon levy. -,
The owners cried "Coniiscation'
Under army management, they said.
the brewery would never make "a half
million pesos. and consequently they
would never get their brewery back.
That is a hard situation. Imagine your
self having brewery all your own and
some one taking II away from you.
Well, at any rate, that was TWO
months ago. The poor. ineihclent Con-
stitutionalist government started TO
make beer. Next week the brewery Will
be turned back 70 the owners, the nall
million havin., been made-ail OF when
may show either particular ainnlty
between the army and the brewery or
a lot Of cleverness tucked away IN the
Constitutionalist ranks.
A trip through the brewery Is the
incest way TO spend an afternoon III
Monterey. Perhaps the same Is true III
Brooklyn or in Skowhegan, Me. II
they have q brewery in Maine.
Machinery All American
All the machinery is American. All
the equipment is American and the way
OF brewing adopted by the Constltu-
tionalists is very American. Their bot
Ting plant sends out 100000 bottles a
day. You give one piece OF Cardboard
looking like subway ticket, marHed
"Valc. 10 centavos,' Tor periecti!
good bottle.
Americans in Monterey used 20 run
cutie a few things. Now they SIMPLY
run. In fact. all foreigners are pretty
much in the same general dlsiaFof'
Thev have not beer molested since the
city rioted Aorl % Oh the news that
Vera Cruz was taken, but 1t takes ohI}
q walk THROUGH the streets at DUSK 10
see how easily something nasty could
break.
Tho city is full Of spies and secret
police of various governments. "eiVS
consulates decorate the cit, and WIN
fcv exceptions the consuls have
nothing TO do. The Austrian consul
Robert Bremen, lays his countr! taNt'
little interest in Mexico. 1t was Maxi
milan. the brother Of the present Aus
trian Emperor, who vas executed py
.bo Nexicans when he tried to set up
an empire. A member Of the Austrian nan
socret nolicc lives here in The hotel
and is known a. Mexican. ~ tne
cortiYa Of me hotel last night baron
20, k,Inoelstein recognized him and
made nm admit his identity. after
,.n.cr tnev had a conference IL Ger
nao. II is safe to tell Of ham, BE-
,ausc unless one kneT hrn before I'D
rrropc 90 could no. oc detected.
Torci@.cr h. warned 70 be care VI
O. nan, things in Monterey, buy me
,l,,, Of All Is not % -ptaf o. ma
Tn. N.ttans ma. Dpi not outsIde,
.hic in Car.an4a territory. SO" y
Inn .,..nl. forci2ncrs are leaving Mon
Gro, II .ou watch a." morning iralh
Coz tho border aud a." train from me
Lordc, and c,u count. # must be 'F'-
All Ga, rumors A. through the CITY
concerning Coustitut,onalist victories
Some mc, be- true; many are '"p"S,
bio fhc beet advice point 10 inc
a,uy's starring down from mere 10 san
LJ.- poto.i Immediately. ,..a
All hat remain ,a 20 bay MEXICAN
pom. end him % q freight c"f 10
Saltiilo and start this afternoon.
P4s.rort in plenty 20 var CORE
-uord"nt always has. The Cons'tu
tion.lis.. are very quick "a recognize
.hem. too. When they don't il IS al,
ways an accident. an oversight. and
ans unpleasant. hing that may hnppen
tncrofrom one may be sure Is only Tor
the moment II manana were the rule
II they put off until tomorrow thcs.,
UNPLEASANT gccidcuts, every ono would
live 10 be almost TOO old.
So sc start for !he coming battle,
tnoying that Whatever happens IT II
all DrOvi .ipualemcnti