Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-06
 Gen. Salvador Alvarado, One of Carranza'S Pioneer and Most Loyal AdherentS, Pens Indictment of First Chief SCATHING DENUNCIATlON
 IS SENT TO CARRANZA Generals 0bregon, Gonzales, Also Sent Letter of Warning That U. S. Will Act Swiftly Unless Conditions Bettered 

WASHINGTON, Spt. 5.-Warning Mexicans that intervention by the United States is imminent, General Salvador Alvarado, one of the leaders in the Carranza movement throughout its course, has addressed an open let ter to Carranza himself and Generals arraigns conditions in Mexico in scathing fashion.
 Alvarado, who attracted attention of all the Pan-Americans for his ad- ministration in YucaCan, estimates that the present death list in the scat tered fighting between federal troops and rebels is one hundred day. In Mexico City alone, he said, 5000 chil- dren die each year for want of proper food, clothing and shelter.
 Calls carranzs Despot
 Alvarado, after trying to make the radical theories of tse new Mexican constitution work in actual practice, declares the system must be changed He declares Mexico aas passed from one extreme of an irresponsible ob- structionist congress, to the other a despotic, corrupting and ultra-per- sonal presidential regime without re sponsibility or legal restraint.
 He excoriates the administration of justice, charging that justice is sold to the highest bidder.
 The full text of Alvarado's remark able communication has just reached the state department, where officials regard it as a sign that members of CarranZa's inner circle realize dan- ger.
 Alvarado urges Carranza, Obregon and Gonzales to drop personal politics and unite with the revolutionary ele- ment in one great party to solve na, tional problems, which he enumerates as follows:
 Enumerates National Problems.
 Modification of the country; organ ization of the army; settlement of in- ternational and foreign debts; settle ment of foreign claims for damages caused by the revolution; the petro- leum problem; organization of the na- tional railways, and settlement of the banking question. He ca.-s upon car ranza, as the first chief of the revoYu- tion, to lead the movement, and upon Obregon and Gonzales to resign their candidates for the presidency, and support it. Abuses of the civil and military authorities in some regions are so outrageous he says, he won ders the inhabitants do not rise in arms.
 So many are the causes impelling the United States to intervene in Mexico, Alvarado declares, that the
  later, unless the Mexicans know how to prevent it with ability and patriot ism. He predicts President Wilson will change his policy of "watchful waiting" if every protest from the United States is answered by news of 3 new assault, a new assassination, or a new blowing up of train.
 The states are few" says Alvar- ado. "in which life ana property in the country are not at the mercy of bandits"
 Toward the conclusion of his letter General Alvarado says,
 "Therc is no time to lose in the ar rangement of our affairs. The Euro pean war is ended; the three most powerful nations of the globe are our creditors and demand an early settle ment of their accounts, and in like manner they ask for sufficient guar. antees for the lives and interests of Their nationals. If we show ourselves incapable of complying with our duties, they will take over the task of guarding and protecting these lives and interests and we know what that means:"