Arizona republican., 1920-05-14
Carra nza Surrounded

EL PASO, Texas, May 13-PresI-
 dent Carranza of Mexico is sur
 rounded and is in desperate straits
 at hInconada, near Esperanza
 station, in the state Of Pueblo, ac-
 cordtng to a telegram from Gen.
 AiVaro Obreaon, former candidate
 for president of Mexico, received
 tonight by Roberto V. Pesqueira,
 financial agent for the revolution-
 ists, with headquarters at Fl Paso.
 instructions have been given to
 allow Carranza to leave the coun-
 try in safety, General Obregon's
 message said.
 "carranza has not been made
 prisoner the telegram, which was
 dated today, read. He has baan
 surrounded for the last three dave.
 naV'ng fought at Rinconada. near
 Esperanza station, and [ think he
 cannot stand much ionqer.
 Orders have been sent to the off, cers directing the attack that thev notify Carranza that he can % oi,t r,p the danger zone in order tbat his 1,fa may be spared, offering him guard 10 escort him to Vera Cruz that he nav leave the country and be free fo r-o wherever he wishes.
 colonel Orozco, noted for his crfua- maj proceedings. has been captured at with Gen. Jose Murguia.
 As to the shooting of prisoners 4. which you refer I can assure won thst II IS only newspaper talk. as we dn ,,of yes know the casualties on the enemy
 (Signed) "A. ORRFc01~
 Make Charges Aeainst Presjse,+
 Gen. Plutarco Elias Gales oor,,,,,,,.s CT of the Mexican revolutionary force or the northwest, will arrive in I4arez opposils here, tomorrow morning ac- Toluiils ,e... % 70 an annoucnement tonight by L1eue. ..se. CoI Jose Lopez Lira, chief of slatI To Gen. lose GonzaIo FSrohar commander of the Chihuahua bor5ar military district II was expected here that General SAles would remain in Juarez a fet.- aays @ ana then would proceed south maIu u toward Mexico City. Manuel ffleto, former mayor of .Tuarez u-iiI accompany Geeral Gales to tlle borgo,- it was said Charges that President Carranza bas used the nations resources to es7,born perjury and to buy venal newspaperss are contained in manifesto issued ,s., Sy sen, AIvaro obregon, former can dldate for the presidency of Mexico at .l.. -IIelileihgo capital of Guerrero. Aprn zo Copies of the document reached Fl Paso today.
 Ihe present chief executive of ths nation, forgetting his high office. con ee.tsd hlmseH into demagogue Of ----+@AA anu pAdCEu lE its ser wee all the resources that the nation had confided into his care. the pnni, festo says
 "A Strike Of soIdiersv
 He has endeavored to make inc national army an executioner and baz gathered around the members of his army Whos conscious of their honor as soldiers and their dignity as ritf- zens, have refused to perform fsst~a which might blemish their honor and their sword.
 The chief magistrate has stripped himseH in his political passion. of inc respect that every functionarv should hold Tor our laws, ordering a series of abuses on the sympathiZers of tha fu dependent candidate and against the candidate himself. These acts have shown him to be a man of petty am Dluon, and, entirely straying from tba path marked by duty and law he is trying to impose upon the country a successor who will serve his insatfahl afholtlons and those of his friends. who nave trafIicked in the public interests
 Culs CaDrera, Carranza's s secretary or the treasury. three days before leav- ing Mexico City issued a statenan+ that the present uprising was not d revolutionary movement, but a strike or soldiers according to Benigno Val- enzuelas publisher of EI Monitor Re- publicano, an Obregon newspaper Of aeNlco City. who arrived here today The trip from the Mexican capital took eisht days, Senor ValenzueIa reported
 Matannoros to Surrender BROWNSVILLE. Tex. May T2- A1atamoros, the last remaining strong