Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-29

sfr4lean var chests. Lawyers fees
come high. especially when fseT are
experts
N~ithrF arr press aEeafE ebeap. TIE
Nr4icars are wills enough 90 SAINT
z1dd men and are u!ifinE fp pas for
their From csc viewpoint OF news
paper men ttis is particularly essen
fIai because OF the sutf~ur~ss with
watch che aEructeF utar o. terminated
FOr Or is ros unknown Tor a "cnutdrr-
fiat aE~rt. ifEr else Arab Co fold up
tts tear ard steal auaF even more si-
trgffV. leaving no trace. or. more %
fh~ r1inf. frg unpaid bills. 90
course. ttis does NOT apply go much
CO. Jhe bis agencies. bat fr has happen
90. and. isasmueb az NO credentials
whatever are recognized az th~ state
departmeEt. some frauds have appear
90 eh1 vere not discovered until az
Ser their disappearauc~ What their
game vas and shat these fake agents
expected t1 profit ts q matter % much
speculation vhieh has never been sat
isfaetoFiiy solved
NmorE those noU CARRYING on this
btaodiess warfare Co. the capital are
eseucaet representing villa and "a
termed. a "a Mexican. Vfliatstns pro
E9Hnccd Vi-ya-is-tas. with she strong
accent on thr frst syllable aud a mild
aceeaf on the third. the Carrauzais-
tas. the Gutierrez faction. the tfurbifs
or Cisntiacn group. and Felix DiaE.
The head % the Vitfa-Zapata aEsu-
~ heFc ia Enrique G. Lioreuts. a
shrsWd Mexican diplomat
A. this aEeucr every biz of con
fterfisi advice Whieh comes over
thr wires Indicates that villa sets up
a stable government wherever be
Eaius controi. gives equal rights 60
all and is aboiishiuE martial Law
wherever possible. restoring the civil
rule. vith courts ~ Justice going and .
al thar sort ~ thing.
HrpTrs~utiuE Csrranxa % Eiisio .
Arrrdoadu. Who also styles himself
-couudcntisf aEeut.- but ts given %
adding mrd~sttF of the republic %
wexleo IN addition 60 Arredondo. i
thoush working o. conjunction Wfth .
bim. 81 is thought. have been a mum
b~r % men who really merited the .
,itts % ~egsalrntiat- aEcrf FOR IN i
stance. Richard ~. Cole % Los An I
ssiss. recently stopped az the Willard
FOR nearly a @onth. Spreading his time .
gun shoeiaE and no ou~ has set found .
aut I1ss shat hr vas here for. though /
Do frankly admitted that he repre- .
seated carrsnza-
GutiFFFrz. for a few days pr-sidsn: /
d. Mexico. bat who slipped out quietly
ere day with a column % soldiers and
b ios % sold. e. represented here b.
Jose Nasconccios-
Eduardo tturbidc represents him
SELF here tIe stands for a cause OBJ
i~etiguabis 20 all % the factions nam
"a. siace he e Tor the old Diaz regime
\ "a Mexican. - 70 a Ccutiaco. or IL
5as favoFiax a. aFisfoeraey.
Much % ths money which runs these
sksaeiss cones from tootias the treas
srv % tAs cogntry and from forced
'axatiaa- CaFranxa has been forum
SEC O. eoafFoiiiaE The ssaports. 80 he
sss custom Duties. and pretty steep
1ass Trey are. 90 help hin
Il - Esaeraiiy believed. however.
hat a great deal Of the money cones
from ths big interests witch ~snf 90
sxpiois. o. 90 keep on exploiting. as
ne ease may b.. the rich natural re-
sources. particularly the OIL hsids. the
zsisss. and the railroads os Mexico
Sos ths iess; OF the duties % the sps-
Sat representative IN washington IL
90 BE- the Carrying on %
no rsEosiations With these interests