The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-12-10
MEXlCANS PLOTTED
AGAINST AMERICA
RndlcalS In Mexico with knowledge
and Support OF Carranza Plotted TO
instigate Revolutions, Charges Sen.

and Support OF Carranza Plotted tO
instigate Revolution, Charges Sen,
Fall.
Washington, Dec. S.-Evdence that
Radicals in Mexico with the knowledge
and support Of President Carranza
plotted to instigate revolution in the
United States and TO seize the border
states acquired by the American gov
crnment in lS4S is contained in Tho
memorandum presented to President
Wilson by Senator Fall of New Next
co. chairman Of the foreign relations
sun-committce investigating the Mcxi-
can situation.
Plans for the proposed revolution
were obtained by the Sub-crmmittcc
from the minutes OF a meeting last
October l5 in Mexico City OF I.odur
|" Workers or the World. The Mcyi-
can president is linked most direct
" with the plot throdgh corrcspon-
dcncc in which he rc.ommcnGs three
men Tor S0ccial consideration bc
cause OF their connection with tbc
pian thcy desire to put into prac
llce IN the state of Texas" These
men. the committee safes hovc
Decn identified as active aarnts of
Lodge %. >"'" vi
me memorandum which contains
an abstract Of the evidence collect
cd by the committee, was delivered
10 the president by s,nator Fail on
FRIDAY night and made public latr
today. '"''
me notes of the October nicotine
Oh the radical lodge declare there
appeared three delegates. two Amcri-
cans ana one Mexican who had arriv
ca from the United States, and who
claimed that the society would be ablc
at ncSlhhlhS Of next November Chat
~ november 1919, TO call general
Ht'ihc OF al miners anG metal workers
~ ~ thc united States; that they had
lhfcc million adhcrcnts in thai conn
try whore thcy will be able TO sciyc
one western and two Atlantic ports.
that large number of American enI
diers were preparing to take sides
WIN them, and they proposed TO cstnb
llsh capital Of rcgormcd govern
ment or the United States in the state
OF Colorado; ;hat when such & rcvolu
,'oh was successful. the NIcyicans
rendering their assistance. The Dor
ner states which were acquired bv tho
Cnlled states in the treaty of 1SiS
would be returned 10 Mexico"
me three men referred to arc tho
same, the memorandum states, as
nose mentioned by Carranza in lei
tcrs Oh which the committee has Sc
cured photo-statistic copies these
ictters, dated June 4. and addressed
TO Manuel Aquirrc Berlanga, Mcxi-
can minister Of Gobcrnacion, SAYS:
Senior Limo Cabclio, bearer OF
thls letter. is the person, who in com
pany with two friends, will bring to
YOU me man'fcstos and the plan
a
mhlcl lncy desire TO put into prac-
tee in the state OF Texas.
rms Plan being very favorable for
'McXlco, please aid them in every way
and give the necessary n,irnctio"s, m"!
in the frontic" states.
remain your aifcctionatc friend,
V. CarranHa"
The second letter dated August 70
and addressed to the same govern
mcnt official, Follows:
The present letter will kc Jcliy-
cred to YOU by Mr.. Juan n. Garcia
ana the two friends from Texas who
accompany MIN, and i'm accordance
WIN our conversation, please give
'hcm inc guarantees they solicit as
Wcll as the p>cuniary assistance Ihcv
may desire.
remain your iricAd alf2C,iOnatc-
~ Carianza'
othcr information secured by The
committee and which il royards as
reliable, indicated treaty negotiations
between Mexico and Japan. The doc
umcnl in possession of the committee
states that one high official o. Mexico
would communicate to another high
oliiclal that the treaty with japan is
coming along" and that the writer is
convinced OF the great advantages il
would bring Mexico for IT'S national
integrity" Reference IS contained in
another document to the support the
hcNicah government proposes TO give
German commercial initiative in Mex
leo