New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26
lARRANZA CARRIES
CAPITAL IN HIS HAT
wherever He Hangs Som
hero Is Government OF
ConstitutionalistS.
vFpT MOVING ALL
THROUGH REVOLT
poor Women Begging a Peso
,,d Rich Mining and Oil Mcn
Deceived Alike on Horseback.

,...,-.s Mexico. July - via Lare-
f.Iv IS While the mo
GO. ~ che ConstitutIonaISt troops
eng listed che admiration Of military
"a s~r~ a' over t@c WORLD. tac
-.S1,.v ~ CHE administrative FORCES
~ bse- no less remarkable.
1sS .-e burden O. STEERING
as o. "a par, OF Mexico en-
.,' ,.~.rcJs Of thousands OF
80, mile, on tte.r shoulder. faced
,.s necessity OF transporting
an having 100000 men IN the
~ and Supplying them WIN arms
s--,ur .lon. and WIN the press
n International affairs reQu!riN,
--.-.s5iate solution through intricate
..,,o--a..c channels heavy upon 'hem'
80, Ca-rer-a and his adm s'ra.
.-, oEcers have moved thousands o.
Is nader tremendous dtihcuIt'es.
-,e~e never has been permanent
.,,,.al o. headquarters for the Ton
'..tv.,oraltst administrative forces.
Wb.-rve- General Carran-a goes the
-.,orss archives and Administrative
5,-,es - me CorsttutlonahSt govern
srco-roarv him Frequent changes
N bese made necessary by political
.-6 military eNiCency have 50 accuS
.,-s5 his ofFcia. family 20 prompt re-
--o~.-s --at they change their scene o.
o,s-...ors without confusion.
Carries Government Along.
--s archives. documents and record.
80. various departments are carried
~ -suoczeC wooden cases. numbered
80 -si-,ec n q different color Tor
,--- sa,artr,ent. Within thirty MIN
49, '-e~ ire order 20 move D.. re-
,.,re- al papers and corresponds nee
s.a lacked. loo dcd on wagons ara taHen
., General Carran-a's special tram
90 81 .he secretaries lounge n me car
....s. snatchine g nap before the next
-..~ v.u set them GO work anew.
Within thirty minutes after new
Gown mas been reached the contents o.
.,s cases are ready for systematic
---IInc. The weatner-WoFn Signs
--.cb indicate the temporary quarters
.. he active ministers have been hung
-.fo~e the doors OF whatever oll!ClnE
chosen as the temporary capital.
General CarrarZa's persona. 'e'eEI"p"
ape-a,or j. never Ear from MN. mere
.a few hours when he Is not IN clit0-
--.ch with affairs IN Mexico ana the
outside world.
.a--an-a's private secretary. Gus
.-.o Esu,nosa Nlre.es. IN ADDITION 70
-.s o-her duties. IS oiac-a- ce"'C
--.-. matter from Carranza : mead
---.--s. lie meets the newspaper men
10. sav . give them Information.
,...- n General Carran-a's personal
--a--o~ceDce is handed bE WI
81 -.ro. on long automobile trips into
... country. on which he and GENERA!
mama are alone and can work IN
..~-,,0.-tiv. There Is no elgnt-h out
... .. -Car~.r-a's headquarters, where
NJ. CLERKS work from early morning
.r.. late a. night
Carranza Always Busy
r.,e o'clock IS Carranza's hour for
-.-.-- He usually takes DISK
---.e-sc. ride Immediately after NAV
l--~ Many o. MS most important con
ss-.-~a. have been neld on these rides.
V.-v business men. Mexican ana
American. have been clsmayec Wnen m
WED % ride win The CHEZ and discuss
e=a,-s a. that nour.
r-r-- ne time General Carranza re-
..--- from MS ride until ne goes 20
he'd. 20 or - d. n. every momerl -
o-..-.eG. His reception rooms a. MS
residence and his Office are nIled con
SEA -f.- with visitors. Iest 81 ctS u O-4.
per- women. VINO come 20 beg re-"
Bss,.. 20 oil men. cattle men and min
~ men who come 20 discuss deals IN
,o-v-r- millions. and foreign represen-
-s...e, w-o come 20 discuss the future
o. Mexico.
Te-a.d,. Carranza's majorcomo. "no
has lived n Paris and New YORK. sor's
o.. .rese visitors, makes an appoint
~e-. FOR each and gives the genera
leisure time 20 attend the social fln--
Mons which are offered MIN IN every
.oa., he visits. Among the busiest o.
--ars o. the Cabinet are lsldro taoe4a'
sc.ing Minister OF Foreign Relations.
AZ Tg-ac-o Bonilla. acting Minister OF
Co-, -7un;cations and Fomento.
loon Nr. Fsbela has fallen the our-
ter % the most important diplomatic
.xe-anyes. Ny Bonilla is handing
--o.ssTds Of miles Of railroad and
,s.sg-spr lines which have been the
,lsvt-,1g o. the warning factions for
~ ,ss. four years. The pressure Of
.~o-. In issuing mining titles alone m
= ne 6eoartment mas been immense.