Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-14
cARRANzA.s POLICY TOWARD
 C. <. NATIONAL SUICIDE"

Mexico City Sunday. May g. via Fl r.-u Junction. May l2. (By The A. PD
 Tho policy Of President Carranza to- ward -ns United States was national ai.e.da- General Alvaro Obregon de- r.a-.I Saturday evening to The Asso- c1frl Press in the first exclusive inter rH.r eIrsu foreis isn correspondent since fr toired The revolutionary forces after fleeing from Mexico City April II.
 What strengthens the United States rf-e7rfhsns Mexico he said. and what -rrr-rs -re Tinted states weakens Mex leo Nv desi for the relations between Mexico and the Tinted States is to make ttr international border like the Canadian boundary. withdrawing troops, except customs officials
 .rar-suzs-s interpretation of the Mon TO- doctrine was mistake. although I hrHere rarranzs was perfectly sincere in tH. ueusf hts policy was best for MeXi- en~
 General Ohrcron plainly showed the strain under which he has been lsbOring for nor. than six months He was coat ie-4 as he talked. his voice was noarse. a frn days growth Of beard heavily shot win white covered his face. Outside the ft,ie hotel u Tacuhsya suburb. where ts was making temporary headquarters, fne narrow street was damned with au- toHnuniss and spectators.
 At the entrance to the hotel a small Equad of Ya0ui Indian soldiers attempted t1 keen tht doorway clear. Inside tiny ratio was crowded with visitors and off c.-z A white-ciad sentry who stood at ta doorway Of the first of two small rooms occupied by Obregon and his chief of sfaF had difficulty preventing the crowd from pressing through the fiimsy arC-
 Uecause of tho importance he attached ta any statement involving Mexican re lat.ons with the United States, General oh-eror declined Co be quoted except foI a f-v reneralities. promising to dictate g c1rricte statement outlining his view' later
 Regarding the liberal constitutionalis revolutionary movement. which reached ci max May In the evacuation O Mexico City by the Carranza govern rneni. General Obregon declared he ad hercd Go the plan of Agus Prieta. that h' va soheyinr the orders of Governo Adoifa ne La Huerta. temporary su rreu,. commander Of the movement. tha hs had no designs for becoming dictate and was operating in perfect accord wit G,ueral Pablo Gonzalez Generals Obre ron ana Gonzalez both were candidate Cor the presidency of Mexico before the  joined thc revolution.
 The revolution was a moral and no nu armed revolt General Obregon saiC and hts followers itod been given striC ortirrs Co respect private rights and { take nothing without the consent of tn owners and payment being made that h had not named any provisional govern m+nt officials and had issued strict order Chat supporters or Carranza should nc bs harmed physically.
 The liberal constitutionalist revolution ary movement General Obregon affirmed uas a nationwide moral protest agains trc tactics of the Carranza regime in al tempting Co impose Ygnacio Bonillas. fol mer Mexican ambassador to the Unite States as thc next president after haN Ing imposed state governments of it's ow choosing uron the neorle. nc'"''-- in Sa Luis Votod Tamaulinos, Queretaro, Nu' vo Leon and Guanaiuato."