Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-29
Accuses George C. Carothers
Of Selling Out 10 Former
Bandit, Whose Real Name
Is Dofoteo Arrange, He Says
PREDICTS BLOODY
WAR IF PANCH0 WINS
Says 0rozco and Fighting
General of North Arrested
and Threatened to Execute
Francisco |. Madero.

/ city, 'affanza accredited diplomati1
representative in The United states
General Carranza from Mexico city
tonight sent personal appeal to
President Wilson and the state de-
payment protesting against the actiti-
ties Of George G. Curothers and the
fficndllness II the United States for
Francisco villa. The statement was
forwarded to Washington for trans
/ mission TO the White blouse. Il was
tarranza's first direct appeal. II was
bitter IA lis nature. The statement
reads In part
Says CarotIIers Has sold out.
We have every reason to believe
that the accredited representative Of
the American government George {.
Carothefsl has sold out to Francisco
VIVA, alias Doroteo Arrange This tx
his true name. tie has assumed the
name Of Francisco villa only for
reasons known to himself and history
alone viii tell what crimes his true
name Of Doroteo Arrange may hide
This fact we should like the state de-
partment and The American public TO
know
Al the very moment that he was
openly declaring friendship for the
United states he WAS threatening to
invade this nation at III Paso and de
elared 10 his closest advisers that he
would conquer the nation in "a few
months campaign, that, when few
months ago, arrange was declaring
that the conduct Of the United states
was justified in The Vera cruz mat
ter he was at the same time swearing
vengeance upon this nation.
II think the Washington admins
tfation, ana especially Mr. Wilson
himself should know, in view Of his
Mobile speech and the sentiment ex-
pressed then. that the special interests
have played such an important part in
American politics and sustained the
corrupt administrations Of the past,
are in league with this same Doroeo
Arrange
Carranza's Manifesto.
General Carran1a has issued
manifesto In which he gives the fun
history of differences between the
eonstitutionalst government and the
division Of the north and especially
its commander. Francisco Villa. Cur
rama predicts q bloody strife " Villa
is permitted 90 rebel Among other
things the manifesto made public here
tonight says
Wanted 10 E,Nptufp Madeira
General villa probably will forget |
that ON May 10, 1911, following the
capture Of Juarez. General villa and (
his then partner Pascual Orozco, ar
rested the then provisional president |
Of the republic. Francisco Madero
villa himself called upon the soldiers
to execute Madero.
Persecution Of Spaniards.
villa. without consulting the first
chief expelled en- masse an Of the /
Spanish subjects Of the Laguna dis /
trict without investigating which ones
had assisted Iluerta. and confiscated
their enormous cotton crops and dis
posed of same fer the benefit Of the /
division of the north ana some outsid-
ers,
villa, who now appears TO cham
nion the clergy ought to remember \
hat in every place he captured during
he campaign he expelled the priests
and closed the churches.
Regarding Fiat Money.
villa repruaches me for having is I
sued l4o,000.QO0 pesos in currency. n
must state ii was imperative that 4
should pay the costs of the admins H
ration ana 81 The same time ] took
~ all previous state and national is
lues SO as To be able ia have a con-
fol and check ON our monetary sys-
en-. villa himself in the state of
'hihnahua issued fifty or sixty mill
ion pesos Of state money. ] desire
o state IN this connection that all of
he custom house revenues of tho
tate Of Chihuahua as vel las the in
einal revenues have been appropriate
a by villa, without making an ac-
ounting TO me as first chief,