The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-23
Continued from First Page.


hope tina, Mr.. Wilson will act soon and
"rlicNc us Of This Embarrassment"
a medical supply depot for the troop
90 the cNpeditionary force aud the bor-
der brigade will be established al once
in ~ paso. This depot will be located
ct Fort Bliss or In the city. probably
downtown.
Major I. y. Wolfe OF the United states
Army Medical Corps will bc in charge. He
is rNp.ctrd to- arrive here from the East
soon To- organize his corps. The supply
depot viii he as large as the present
uuartcruas;cr depot and will In, stocked
with medical supplies and fully equipped
for the army IN field and on the border.
Since the eNpeditionary force crossed
The lire into Me>ico there have been
100 mon sent back from the front for
medical treatment at The base hospital
a, Fort Bliss. ~ this number only two
have died. both officers.
VIII Back Fiat Monr,.
Consul Garcia gave out a statement
to-day on the financial situation in
MeNico.
THE de factc Government has no in
,ention Of r"pudiatiuI the fla. money
now IN circulation and there IL no rea-
son whatev"r to expect that the First
chief in OF his way to Vera Cruz to
lfNt uD TfTltlFl1lt III ~ IL llIlDuSt, ne
said. "instcad of such an absurdity
Gen. Carranza was received with
splendid patriotism by the citizens OF
Mexico city.
at is rather a nockcry that We now
face. the realization that while we
are the wealthiest country in the world
for the territory We possess our wealth
is controlled by interests outside of the
republic.
There is sufficient gold and silver IN
the mines controlled through concessions
gained under other regimes TO place
Mexico Upon a strong financial basis. yet
the people Of the republic have no title
or interest in any of these natural re-
sources. save a tax.
We need "A gold and a silver reserve
large enough to make the fiat money
go, wherever /, may be. Yet of all the
gold and silver in our soil. we have no
title in whatsoever. What does II
mean? II means nothing more or less
than during this pre-Constitutionalist
period that we are now passing through
that we must develop a new economic
condition.
What the American people wiz
eventually come to In relationship 10
mines, petroleum deposits. stream power.
Mexico will realize during Its pre-
constitutional period.
w look upon all the concern that
American banking interests are showing
I'm our financial troubles a. indicative oi
little friendship and much hostility. That
We should dare to create new economic
laws or establish practices that would
place the welfare of the people above
the welfare of live stock is met witt
alarm and set up as "A new reason foi
intervention.
Until peace IL restored in Mexico
the i~luctuation Of money and the pur.
chase power OF money Is merely a re-
Election OF the changes that are taking
place.
Russia has been highly commended
for stopping the Use OF vodka. We,
Mexico has done the same thing with
pulque and there has not been d WORD
OF approval.
The stimulant was "A curse to the
country and we wiped II out. our eff
forts nave been turned to education. to
a survey Of our natural resources. to "A
study OF the needs of the people and
that We should stand bafflcd before the
spectre Of property rights that give TO
a TerraZas 1000. 600 acres Of land and
TO a million people nothing Is Il natural
thing. II is not just nor right that such
difference should exist and in our new
order such differences shall not exist"
The arrest OF three Mexican Generals
In central Mexico. who are charged with
conspiracy against the dc facto Govern
ment, was confirmed by Gen. Gavira TO-
day. The three men are Gen. Luis
Blanco. Gen. +. Marcia and Gen. Car
rera Terres.
III these men have been executed
said Gen. Gavird, II have not been in
formed Of II. Certainly all three of
them should be executed. They have
been trouble makers for some time
y report was received by private wire
In FL Paso that the three Generals had
been executed at the Guadalajara peni-
Tertiary.