New Britain herald., 1929-05-09
E REVOLUTIONS
 WITHIN l9 YEARS
Mslican GoVa1nsat Yry Un' ho-Mo,M Lives Lost

Mexico City. May 9 UP)-As the Sonoro- -Chihuahua revolution hears its end. a glance back over the files shows the outline of Mexican histor! since 1910 as follows:
 Nineteen revolutions in l9 years
 Two hundred thousand lives lost.
 An unestimated toll of hundreds of millions of dollars damage to pro- perty.
 The recapitulation tround by round) as compiled by Fl Universal Grafco:
 1.-Trancisco l. Madero heads the first movement of a revolutionary nature against the government or General Porifirio Diaz. triumphinE after six month of fighting; Presi- dent Diaz fees from Mexico: Fran cisco Leon de Ia Barra becomes pro- visional president to be succeeded by Francisco Madero. (Beean Nov. 20, lsl0.)
 "A revolutionary movement headed by the Liberal party in BaJa california, Coahuila. Vera Cruz and Chihuahua gets under way in Sep lember, 1911. At the end of three months the rebels are destroyed in Chihuahua.
 "social Agrarians" Fall
 3.-The 'social-agrarian" revolu- ,ion headed by Andres Molina En- rlauez and Alfredo Robles Romin- ouez is demolished in lo days by President Madero l9lD.
 4.-Pascual Oro2co undertakes a rebellion against Madero, starting in the north of the republic. The movement was 'suffocated" by Gen. cral Victoriano Huerta at Bachim- ha, Chihuahua. General Jose Con- zalez Salas. secretary of war. one Of the rebels. committed suicide follow ing this defeat I919.
 5.-The Maderista government crushes another outbreak begun by General Bernado Reyes. also in the north (Nuevo Leon). General Reyes troops refuse to second the movement and Reyes IS captured and sent to Mexico City u9l9.
 6.-GeIeral Felix Diaz captures the port of Vera Cruz by surprise. Two weeks later the Madero gov ernment has again triumphed over its enemies u919.
 Zapata's Long Revolt
 7.-0eneral Emiliano Zapata be- gins | movement in the south of the republic which is almost constantly under way for eight years. The Za- pata rebellion lasts from 1sl. to 1920 when the Zapata chiefs finally agree to the plan of Agua Prieta.
 s.-The rebellion which costs the life of Madero is started by Gen. .rala Felix Diaz. Bernardo Reyes and Manuel Mondrason in Mexico City. February, 1913. It is victorious in ten days and its victory is followed by tho election Of General Victoriana Huerta (by the conSress) as presi- dent.
 9.-General Venustiano CarranzA aftef one year of bloody combats. beginning February. 1913. over- throws the government of Victoriana huerta.
 nloodiest Of All
 1e.-General Francisco Villa, at the head oSsA,taEarfpl erwsx in the north. rev6te1fIf!11 Ca arsA.iFa. One hundred thousand are killed in this, ,he blooiiest of all Mexican revolu- tions. Villa at times controls the majority Of the country but in the end . beaten by Carrancistas led by General Alvaro Obregon.
 11.-General Felix Diax in 1919 again leads an army against the Car ransa government. After two years of fighting, Diaz is compelled to nee the country.
 12.-Generals Obreson and Plu- tarco Elias Gales (present minister of war) win the government from the hands of Carranza in a two weeks long revolution in May, 1920. Tho rebellion ended with the killing Of Carranza in Tlaxcalaltonso, V. z.
 13.-0eneral Pablo Gonzalez rises against Obreson and Gales in Mon- terey. N. L.. in 1920. He is expelled from the republic after being arrest cd by the federal forces.
 1i.-General Francisco Mursuia organizes a movement against Obre- eon which spreads to Durango. S.n- aloa and Coahuila in 1921. Mur- tuia is captured and shot in the state of Durango.
 15.-In 1920 General Manuel Pe- laes initiates . rebellion in the states of Pueblo and Oaxaca against Car ransa. It eliminates in the accept ance of the plan of Agua Prieta.
 Do la Nuefta. Crushed
 1e.-ObreSon in three months crushes the rebellion started by Adelfe do la Muerta in Vera Cruz, Jelisco and Oaxaca in 1923.
 i7.-With the promulsAtion of tho religious laws in July. 1926. which is followed by the closing of the Cath olic churches. the so-cailed Catholic rebellion gets under way in Jalisco. Colima, Michoacan. Guanajuato. Qucretaro and San Luis Potosi. This movement still continues interInit- tently.
 1s.-The Gales government de- iroys the Gomez-serrsno rebellion oi September. 1927, in four weeks Both Conner and Serrano are captured and executed.
 1.-The Escobar revolution. or kanf1ed in the states of Vera Cruz. Chihuahua and Sonora. begins March 3. 1929.
 OBSERVES BIRTHDAY
 A birthday party was held at the home Of Miss Marion Liebler daush- ter Of Officer and Mrs. John NJ. Licb- Ter ef 1o2 Lawlor street last night. The party was given in honor of Miss Liebler's 18th birthday anniver- sary. Games were played and songs were rendered by guests. Refresh- ments were served and dancing en- joyed.